‘ A ‘ Altos are u Ala. alzsa A'i' Barefoot Sandals '3‘ ll ”I‘V} 114“”‘Cut ootwear , . hill. the" right "solids. at lust tile right time, at just the right * CONNEALLY BRACKEN at wasumoron smear. aouru NORWALK. ,rnulutous am -M “BELTS @AL'QQ. Our Goal ‘wnor . BETTER THAN THE BEST- . BUT BETTER » THAN ' THE S RESTi “WOO“ (.39. I! Y II ARI LOOKING FOR ' Fresh Fruits and Vegetables W. In" them. All itlnda in season. turn so. S'i‘iiAWliEliilllis shame canola. signal“ rooscco and VG... GHIO'ITO ”Vol.0” 11' Wash. It. Irldna. VI. OK I)! FIIOH MIKID LII-"OH OOALA LOWIIT PQIOII. A ‘ A... constantly oiailnod and claim now: w ‘ ll ~’l‘h"e burderrci moot being upon the claimant, we herewith nu- ‘hurden ourselves of s. _ few fi‘proofs." Our Huzeiton coal is: DUST-PROOF DIRTJ’ROOF A CLiNKEM’i-iOOF SLATE-PROOF WATER-PROOF But not FlRE-PROOF—-not ill the slightest degree, not the smallest particle of it fire-proof. if these proofs don‘t convince you. there is the one supreme lest: iTry it Yourself The B. Hershfieid & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water St. r lloys‘ and Men's Canvas Simon .................. 75c to $1.50 lloys‘ and Men‘s Tennis Shoes ................... 50c to 75¢ Children's Barefoot Sandals lull colors) . ............. . ..35e to 81.00 Men‘s Yachting Oxfords. with red Peru solos ................... v.50 Mlsses‘ White t‘nnvns. l strap l’un‘lp .......................... 75c 169 WASHINGTON OTREET BRIDGE SOUTH NORWALK “flue-«Mme... M.” .... M 4...... —. 4‘- Hotel Mahackemo l. R. consort. Mgr. QIRVICE AND OUIIINI UP TO DAT! RATED ’3 PER DAY AND UPWARD scrum omens. 75¢ Banquets a Specialty TEL. CALL ”I FINANCIERS CLUB (PRIVATE STOCK) The Whiskey Without a Peer I To as HAO AT ALL Filter-cuss HOTELO AND cuss. ........_. ....... .... ,...,. um... , v‘ —. “mum... . “Hm... W A. Briggermal'l' s Donovan Block. flit Washington It. “Ma—5mm w A disembodied soul that during ll» early incarnation had Iliul irouhles of its own descended into linden. in its new amipdimant it was strolling afoul: with a l-atha‘r pompous air when It not Hid Botanic Majesty , “You not it. it you were the owner or W piano." obserlotl the sovereign. i”I mill. in he." replied the now or rinl.’ airiiyl “my wife was giving it in all. rllhi aioat.‘ ’w-idvoryhodyll Allure .1 Allows Interest from Jul let. on all Map to July 0 19h) . ' NOTICE. The undersigned ilnf'nlly given notice of IIIll intention to not lly tor ll "lien!“ on pilol iii til. human. lli' Somali: and Mumford to life lion itomtrd .i Cur iitl. u lodge of tho titumior (loan. at the County Court hmnm ill Bridgeport. Folrfield county. on 'i'hllrsllay. July it. at to unlock in the ioreutlon. Dated at Norwalit. this 30th day of June. lilio HERBERT E. lDCKWimi). :iii Firllt fitroot. inset Norwsllll. Conn Trusses Fireworks 1 The Parts Cloak 33 SOUTH MAIN 87.. 80. NORWALK.‘ Great Fourth of July 8 AL E of line cool Dresses, Skirts, Linen and Fortune Coats. Dresses and Ladies Waisiu. Wendel fully little prices. luck at the line materials, the careful workmanship and the charming styles of this summer: wear for women you know without thinking any iarther that you could not.produce their ennui at home or in any . other store in town for anything iille’ lluch low prices. BALI IN OOTH OTOREU. “The Paris” and Suit ”House Girls’ White When you 515 MAIN STREET. STAMFORD. We are closing out a largo line of Look over our stock for the one you need. W. F. Wigmore & Co. museum 'of various kinds at cost price. The Clifford ' McPherson A sienna. Props. Binnie rooms. with or without hath Rooms ea suite. suitable for fun tiles. Terms moderate. Rates by the month. Call and examine; no trou- ble to show. (.illilllne nod service excellent. (Info stocked with the choicest of brands. ‘ Cor. South Main and Elizabeth Streets. South Norwalk I NORTH MAIN STREET ~.-..-4..4.........4~...._...... ...W L. -ALLV. .. Ruppert’s Ruppert s Ruppert' s BEERS BOTTLED iN THE BREWERY The only brewery hoiiiod hocr sold in the town. and the heat liner in tho country. For one 24 bottles. $1.15. Free Delivery Everywhere Magner 8t Flynn iris Washington hit. l’hono hiz-i \utomoblle insurance We can insure your Alltnnloilllo nulllllot FIRE anywhere. BEB‘I‘ RATE8. (‘tm‘ suit on for RATES of Auto LIABILITY Insurance. Firs, Life. Accident and Liability Insurance Rents. Steamship Tloltata. Real Estate I M. Layton 81 Co. 5 Railroad Av... Caulk Norwaik 1Jawol Watch .50 ’7 OI‘ '9 Melon»: m and no it. Mills lieiio More. of Bridgeport is spending the Fourth lit the homo of“ Mr. and hire. i". ll, Huntington. oi Ci'mii’tifll 'f‘orruoou W ilruco Memos is lilwnillflfl the Fourth with his family in Arrh Ili‘of'l. Ho will return to his luminous in Wash tuition, i) l‘ tomorrow .lllio Eula. a Olltiill you old boy. null arrested for Ailnoiinu nrt-t'rutkol‘s in Burbank street. lie was released on A pond or ill) to appear in the Town t‘iilll’I. 'l‘noaduy morning at it o'clock. l’l-ofosllor Edward G. |,luuh. oi liar- niroiu‘s school lcfi last evening for Milford, where he will he wedded to Ruth Beatrice Smith. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ll. F. Smith. of that place. The wedding will take place this even. in. at 8 o'clock At the First Congrega- tional Church. of Milford. Mr. Lentil Iii wolhituowu in Norwaiit and has many friend». lidwnrd iluckman. of timing fitii. hen purchaud it due Pierce motorcy- cle. with mountain attachment. The machine ill an exceptionally send one out as isdwllrd has not found thocom illnallon and consequently the machine fills not boon run. The day he porch» all it mun the agent at Bridgeport he waikod with the heavy car to Hawaii from that city. A short time line he thud ll lino machine and come one nor. needed him to trade it for a bicycle in cause he could not run if. tut owning about it: iii A Nmalli policeman heard til, noise of shootln on Main strut; rile went up round two him about is or it yours oi Mailman; t firearm. are. He urn-Mm lnar madly. hull Gyros mm. tho other ran away. Goanniiy mimosa to gun moi ' hoodlum are Wood! .. . , ._.-..._ W... -_...-_..4..m LakUBElce WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Brookside Lake Ice Co. Office and Storage. N. Y., N. H. G. H. Freight Yard. TELEPHONE sso.‘ The Best is None Too Good That’s why you are urged to smoke Roger Ludlélw. 10c Twin City. he or The Nugget. 5c germs ALL cellulite B. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. ... a..w lIEIlIlS IIII lllllllllll. Mildred Built Palmer. Mildred iilllh l‘a‘lmer. aired six years and clam mtmihafliied Saturday lIIII‘i‘~ noon. of her hotlle. I2 I'airiloiti “are true. from typhoid fever. Slu- hnd hero ill for nearly four weeks. and it was hollowed she would recover. The warm weather the post low days tutti wealt- onod iwr ronulitution. Silo was rt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ward S. I'lllmi‘l‘ and omnddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Korn. of South Nor- witilt. The funeral will he held from the family home tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. “or. W. W. (llilloa will ofiiviuto, and interment will he in illu- nrside cumolery. Little Emma Pai- nm'. sister of the deceased, who in ulso a victim oi typhoid is recovering. 4....— M... 4. ..4_. JACKOONa—WIIB. Announcement of the marriage of Arthur lMllrnnd Jackson. lion of rod- wuld hi. Jackson. the well known Nor wullt phoialirupilor, in Miss (‘ollno Eli lth Wehh, of Alton, li|., has been ro- roivod in Norwalk. Mr. Jackson has it due position in the titandrtrd Oil Com- pany in Alton. and in well known ill Norwnlk. The news of hill marriage will reach hill many friends with illli‘~ prise. hut pleasure, and they wiuil him a very Allrroaf‘ui married lilo. PIOKITTmFLAi-IIRTY. Alisa Laura Pit-troll. and Stephen li‘laheriy. both of Norwalk. will he loin- ad in marriage at the Norwnlk Moth odiai parlllonue on Wednesday after noon, hy the Rev. Frank D. Torrey. HOIPITAL NOT". i‘harloa i'l. iillldwin. of the Germanic hotel, you admitted yolltorduy ior mod- iclll treatment. Joseph Flynn who wear operated on one day last week, is resting comfort. uhly today. W» Mrs. John A. Montgomery. has re- turllad to her home in Union Park. at» a II “gain-W -W l. AdAm ”fill coal- or more. for a visit with friends in Bridgeport. , THE T v Axminster Hammocks! N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN. I Big Bargains in Big Rugs A recent purchase enables us to offer one seam Tapestry Brussels Rugs. 9 feet by 12 feet, $14.50 A lower price by fully flvo dollars than we IlflVti ever been able to sell them. Formerly sold at 829.00. A most Virility 0i MUM: Oriental patterns in each kind. Recent arrivals of reliable woven Hammocks. in many colors. all with pillow nnd valance. $1.50 to $7.50. COUCH HAMMOCKB. With four-inch cotton top mattresses, $12.00. MONDAYJULY A. loin lwwkfl .... A...“ ‘ ...w....m..w~... A...“ LEADIIIO DRY GOODS STORE. M & HY "TT Rugs, 9 feet by 12 feet, $19.50 Hammocks! Hammocks! ALL NIGHT BANKINO. ‘ No More For Now York—Institution Now Closes at Midnight. l New York always likes to regard itI self as the hilflll‘ill city in the world. it. takes itself very seriously on this side, however much it may irirol for amuse merit and recreation. Nothing piece us It New Yorker more lillllt for u villi- tor to notice the great rush in the utreeiu and to express admiration at the immense controllrses of people. and to protest against the terrlllic conges lien on the transportation iinoso. in- deed. the overuse New Yorker regards the physical discomfort of dense pop- ulation no a tribute to his personal .tnuat'lty and rclerortlesu. Give him llnil‘ a chance and he will tllik voitlilly in statistitni terms about the ire- mendous volume of business done on Manhattan isiuud. A few years ago it hooking Institution was :liaf‘ii‘tl that appealed strongly to this peculiar pride of the .‘llnllhnliuniie. A haul. was on cued to run day and night. never to close its doors. So rushed were the pvtlple. it was announced. lhni it one almoiuptiy llt~ccssury_ in order to on “Mr them to not rid of their uurplus cosh and put it into a unit» piece. that book at all hours. Strangers were shown the Night and ilny hank nil no evidence that New Yuri. never HIt-Ops. The Ilinia‘lllll‘llIlig within the institution were regarded almost as reroreotiy an alter flames. The mid- night tellers were considered on highest type of metropolitan enterprise and progress. But lately the directors of the Night and flu) hank have no tired lllnl Awhile the lights burn bright- ly and the institution is pointed out will pride by New Yorkers escorting rural cousins about the city. and loud‘ ly proclaimed by the oralors on the sightseeing autoulohtlca, little business \i'us done after nine o'clock. So. hut" in: more regard for dividends than for furnishing an ohiort of tourist inter. out. the directors have decreed that hereafter the hank will open til 8 o'clock in the morning and clone at midnight. The ultra New Yorker. whose proud honor it is that he never sets beyond the roar of the elevated trains, to whom the region north of t-lpllyion lhlyxli crook and worn or the steamship whorl-cs in Hoholton is a negligible wilderness. who regards the mayor of New York so a greater man than the President of the United States. will douhtlcuu consider the closing of the hank for eight hours its lack upon the city's greatness. Hut prohahly the managers of the lustitu lion are better Judges of what New York really needs and their dispelli- lion to ocuuomiae may eventually he cited an an evidence of the shrewd hos locus hence that dominates every» where in Manhattan»-thllilinstou Blur. A COMING CAPITALiaT. “lf'tu whom do you work. my ind?” “Mo.“ “Ye“ OI "For myself." "i iilolmhi Brown's office." "Sure you did. work." "Where does he come in?" ‘llo pays the my wagon"~~il‘x chance. i now you in Mr. 'i‘luirl-‘a whom i QUICK cuanol. ‘ AppiolonwWhen l Willi in the cant i met with many hogging doryitlhes. liallhleionul thought they called them howlinu dowishoa'f Appletonw'f‘hat's what they hecomo when you don‘t give them anything» Memudorfor lilaiter. “Whole Ill your old htnlitkevperi" "i let him no." "What was the mutter? good an addition?" wnnll't he , A iollllx lady who taulhl a clone lit email him in the Inaday school nulls of returning thanks before a meal. “the: on a tissue: to the church. use “WW“: lass n‘ litmus“ “.‘mfl «tom » "Willi“. ylilt la III. first this; our W my when he nu- down mini ,, an. ' ‘2 with to: butter. . I “m I GO IO MIMI“ M hm “IO MOON!!! “Whig“ “amount” Turning to one of the class. who“ ‘ Windst- Ikliill'id i W 3 ”Yes. he was all right on addition. but he had some warped notions of lONOMNcI. "lie is the biggest fool i over new" . ’Why, i thought you two were an lurid mull?” "We are." “How does it happen since you think hint an idiotic?” . ~ ,2 Tristram & Hyatt, an opportunity should ho offered to " lilo . a lmroonalaffrout and a traitor-cult at. ~ Norwalk, Conn. Kr.ieger& Co. The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwollts 4th of July Specials Clothing for Men, Women, Boys and Girls ” 1 You will want new Clothes for your vacation, for your, 4th of i uly outing. In justice to yo rself, you must look us hver before buying. - No st it offers a bigger, bet- ter d more economical " hoice than ours. Our .-: sy weekly payment plan ‘} helping thousands of peop . in all walks of life to live ‘ sier to dress better. Our .. lness is groWlng lar- ger h year-- a proof of the“ creased patronage. ieéer 8:00. 29- West Washington Street FOOLISH EilTiON. When Senator . of Ohio, niop~ pod in to chat a with Proultldnt 'i‘sft recently. he . occasion to ii» luntrnie a point w an anecdote cull- ed from his own r life's experience. This happened in l onliow days of lllok‘s career. wh a was yet in the hay and teed hurl ii in Akron. says the Cincinnati 'i‘l sitar. Ono, day he wan called to i olophono to take on order. "i want a hole l .u....,. Toke A Swim hut lslts it in a Bathllla Still on tits right. 'i'horq ia atria Ill Bath log units stroll ltd we all; they are 1’." mild lilo dill- tnnt voles properly million. “A halo of hay. lwstod melt. Ink “20d u M.” ~ in: notes. “iioiptlrir” Athletic Underwear. ls ‘ "And twenty hu . of cats." ”You. air." “And hallo loud trowfifl “You. sir. All: else?" "No: that a all. s it right away.” “You. sir.” paid " politely "And whom is this for‘i his! the "balm." fowl“. “My. whom pose?" the oils , er dmudodniin fl My "it‘ll for this , from. or distinct the receiver
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