CONEEALLY
HBRACKEN
1 a. hihia'emuoron eraser.
.Ale an; as
B
M”... .
“ 5,1 woman's smear
, mo. cultosews
W
lute Can
13.5
'. in... ,
.AN
’ I 7-"Baref00‘t
Just. the right goods, at just
the right time, at just the right
_ ‘prieos. ‘
,. 5IOUTH~"NORWAI;K.
, TELEPHONE m4
‘ .
.Y‘l”~‘;‘!“ “whine ron
Fresh Fruits and
' .. . Vegetables
We have them. All kinds in
season.
em Fine r nouns
a Speci ty.
p—n __...._._
canniss. Cleans. Tosscco and
soon wares.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 027 179 Wash. ”8t. Bridge.
WE HAVE NOT said much about
COAL of late. as we thought you would
like a rest after the strenuous coat
buying and burning of the winter. IN
THE MEQNWHILE we have been
busy filling our bins with good coal...
THI VERNIB KIND—for another win-
ter that is bound to come. WOULD
IT SURPRISE VOU to learn that some
of our large customers out In their
supply of Cost for neat season as long
ago as. last March?
r
w T... Ransom.
t
. A suit of dark green for traveling
agreeably trimmed with black satin
toss. and the black halt is fastened
-, ”I‘li‘eSouth Norwalk Savings Bank
Allows Interest from July ist, on all
deposits up to July 10, 1910
so a Loses upon or new when LIHIGH coat.
in ALL sizes A‘l“ Lowssr esters. .
y a; gpsfwnsu you are sesov 70 ounce vous our-FLY.-
ins . &
GANSCO.
‘ ‘ 08. Water Street ’
have eonstsntly claimed
and claim new:
i
n iiiitiiiitliiii
liii‘in it,
The border of proof being upon
the‘cialmant. we herewith vun-
burden ourselves of a tow
“proofs." 'Our Hazelton coal ls:
DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF ‘
CLINKER»PROOP
SLATE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
But nor-rinE-finoor-mot in
the slightest degree. not the
smallest particle of it fire-proof.
If these proofs d n't convince
you, there lathe ne supreme
test:
lTry It Yourself
The B. Hershfield
8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 12? Water 8t.
3
i
”Our-Women's $2.50
Pumps
(inc and twooyeiei Ties mid Oxfords,
Goodyear wuitod soles. nil icathcrs.
all widths and all dues, are now
$ 2.100
169 WASHINOTO STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH ORWALK
a... Mahachenio
J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
sssvrc: mo cousins ur- ro oars
nuts or can on ma upwaao
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL III
rinnncfnns
CLUB
(PRIVATE srocu)
The Whiskey Without
a Peer
TO BE HAD AT ALL FIRST-CLASS
.HOTEL8 AND CAFES.
Post Cards
NEW VIEW.
0 for he
Post Card Albums
From lilo up
W. A. Briggerman's
Millie ITOitl.
Donovan lisolt. m Washington It.
“1 1...... {immune
Funeral Binder and Einllsltacr
ll North Iain M ems Namath.
Resilience. 0 Washington street.
Telephone at alias. III-s.
Telephone as house. sea
as... .M m... a...
When you wear hronm {times wear
' Q
a promo leather hell.
‘. or small accounts receive equal care
33 SOUTH MAIN 8T.,
80. NORWALK.
“The
'11.. Paris on...
Reduction Sale
of Summer Goods
of line cool Dresses. éhlrts. Linen and Pounce Coats, (liris’ White
Dresses and LodIos' Walsts. Wonderfully little prices.
look at. the flue materials. the careful workmanship and the charming
styles ofthls summer’s wear for Women you know without thinking .
any further that you could not produce their equal at home or In any
other store In town for anything like such low prices.
BALE lN BOTH STORED.
and Suit House
When you
m ham erase-r,
eransono.
Paris"
I
We are closing out‘a large line of
Trusses
Look
over our stock for the one you need.
W. F. Wigmore 8; Co.
oaucoisrs
8 NORTH MAIN STREET,
of various kinds at cost price.
11......““n.....n
Ruppert’s
BEERS
BOTTLE!) IN THE BREWERY
'i‘hc only brewery bottled hour sold in
the town. and the host liner in the
country. Per case 24 bottles, $1.15.
Frec iioilrery livery-where
Magner 8r Flynn
Iiix Washington St. Phone Mil-i
Automobile “
insurance
“'0 Min insurv your Automobile against
FIRE nuywlicrn. BEST RATIO. Con-
sult us [or RATEBUI Auto LIABILITY
insurance.
Firs. Life. Accident and Liability
Insurance
Rents. Steamship Tickets. Real Estate
.l. M. Layton 81 Co.
5 Railroad Ave.. South Norwslk
A
”momma-inane“-
worm
Trigonom-
renton- ~
7Jawal Wateh
‘5. .7 0f ” Wham
Wand are it.
W. R. KIROH ‘ 00.
Specials for Saturday at the United
Giorory store. bloc adv. ‘
IioaIr-ry and infants vihtws arc the
two npvciuis In tho llickermnn adv. to-
day.
'i‘hr ro'ol outiivr-s ”it! building when
you use Asheauni shingles. Soc tfhsrica
Aisiliorpo‘a ntlv.
Miss (‘hm lotto i’uck spent lllt‘ day
yesterday with Mr. and Mrs .i. ll.
it’iynn, of llnion l’iil‘lt. Misti l‘m‘k has
roiurnoii to liriducimri. ilur homv.
QUESTION! OF A CORONIR.
(Columbia Nowai
Who iii druid? 'I‘ho Murry Widow.
Ilow old was who? Ninety and Nine.
How did she rile? ’l‘lw Enniuui Wsy.
Where did lilit‘ din? r‘orty‘ilvo Mili-
uimi from lil'tliileI)"
Who!) i‘IliI'sho tile? AI tho Wilchlilx
liour.
Who round her first? The Servant In
tho linuse.
What did
Wilfliirt‘.
liid sho leave any family? You. ‘l‘hren
Twins. .
Who came from Europe in Ilohd
her funeral? Miss Hook of ilolla tl.
How was the news sent. Via Wire
less.
Who spread the more? The Trust
Inc salesman.
Wore. thera‘any well known motile
there? You. 'l‘ho Yankee i‘rihco.
' Whn prayed for our? halvsiion Nail
the norm spread like?
from Newton.
What military company tinted
pallbearers? The Boys of (in. B.
Who assisted In lifting the audio?
Samson.
Who furnished the music The More
is Muster.
Was the undertaker paid? Yes. Paid
in Full.
What did they oer him with? Brew.
star's trillions.
has our;
e
is? ‘5
a. _
What was ill The talk of the Town.
Where ion the so tot The Devil. ‘
Where was she hdi’lcd? Fifty Miles
w‘w w ~04— .—
SPECIAL”
Sunday Dinner
THE CLIFFORD ,
Sunday. July 10ih."l“lo 2'
75c
MscPherson & Stevens, Props.
n ~ ~
pi .i?
LallUgEIce
WHOLESALE AND .HETAIL.
Brookside Lake ice Co.
Office and Storage. N. Y., N. H. A H.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
The Best is None Too Good
That's why you are urged to smoke
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City, 5; ‘
or'fl‘he Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
ALL DEALING
n. J. RWNOLDS
uauuracruasn.
.. m.» M» .L .. “EH.-." .-...-‘_..._. “HM...
innit TAKE’TIIAIII Mill
LEAVE rim
H'WM
(Continued-Room First Page.)
pair in court this morniniz. wimicrvr
stood looks tin-y witnessed harlot; hot-n
nith'lt-tl scrluuulr by n slay since Wed.
ncadhy nlshi in those relics of ilil‘
middle ages hack of the court room--~
thosc second-hand iron cages lhnt
Soulhpnri discarded A shudder of pity
for the women Wont over those who
saw "Will in court this morning. Quito
young still. the downward path has sl.
ready left a drop imprint on them.
The ulrls were strictly up against it.
lift will he realized when they were
perfectly willing to extend last night
in lllt‘ slot-i t'iilflll. as ihcy had no-
where also is no. They pleaded guilty
to fornication
Judge Taylor “turned to a rcclial 0!
the case and thou llim‘f-tlled to hand
out lint-a. “I" shim-Ni no parilailty. for
uni-h one of the three who omit-ared
was fined 57 and costs or a total of
tiIiIil. The town treasury comes out
ncurl) $12 twin-r In Henderson‘s case
on account of his forfeiture of bond.
'I'iiomsx Johnson was the moneyed
man in the» rruwd and he was good
follow enough In my the airls‘ fines.
to saw- them Irom scrvlmt an cuties!»
mum at the mainly jail in Bridgeport.
The young wmnnn «growl also to (rot
old of tho city and worn carol-led in
the railroad di~pol by tho police.
Johnson has only one foot and it
was homiusr of this flirt that ho was
shin to he such an annual. lio loat the
iniiislns foot on the long Island rail-
road. and it has only a little while
ago that ho mil in settlement with tho
railroad company. With this money he
Was maltinu Illa llttir- effort to paint
lilo t‘onnrcili-ni short» a lirlnhi rod. liu
didn‘t no for. thoush he might haw
thousht in: was havins ii Iliw time. He
and his ftp-ml Nundorson met the
"girlish" nfinr roni'hlng this oily and
proceeded to wiohrnio. 'l‘ho prom-Io
tor of tho Iirlmohi was not srrontofl
iwrnusr the (pun-M's names were rest
liilf't‘t'tl In (lilo form as men and wlvos
and claimed lu- had no means of toll-
In; whethor the couples warn man
rind.
The mid would never have horn
. a...
his. Lesotho nan boobssrouh.
TRISTRAM & HYA
iv. ‘
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.’
‘ Seasonabie S
/
peci’als
in the Bargain Basement
JAPANNED WATER COOLERD. zinc lined .............................. 3 nah, 01.75; 4 nah, $2.25; 6 gal.. $2.75
BTONE WATER COOLERS, with faucet ........................................... . .............. 4 gal., 31.75
WATER FILTERS for faucets .......................... . .................................................... 10c
BALLOON FLY TRAPS ..................... . ....... . ............. . ............... . .............. .....10c
WONDER FLY KILLERS .......... . ....................................................................... 10o
WIRE DISH COVERS. her not oi four. . . . ................................................................... 29¢
GAS TOASTERS ............................................................................ . ............. 23c
Large 1 pound cakes PARAFFINE ......................................................................... 10c
WAX PAPER, for covering jellies. lunches. etc., package 01".” sheets ...................................... 4o
GOOD RELIABLE GARDEN HOSE .................................... . ........................... .Dc per foot
/
' Tristram 8. Hyatt.
ilililli lilll illllilliii.
Funeral of Sylvester Brown. 1
The funeral of Sylvester lirown wasi
held last night from his late home. No.
30 Franklin street. it was largely nt~
tended liy relatives and friends. Rev.
ll. Ii. Carpenter officiated. The re-
muins wore Isiten to South Manches-
tcr.. today for burial. lining accoinpun-
icd hy the family oi tho deceased and
I‘nilortiiker it‘rcderlck ii. (ialiung.
Charlotte Hemingway.
The death of Charlotte Hemingway.
iiiiant dungiitcr of Mr. and Mrs. (home
ilcininxo’u y, occurred \\’cdncsday
night at lilt‘ll home. No. It Fitch
street. Hurst Norwalk. The funeral
services were hold this afternoon. and
tho interment was in Pine island (row.
iory.
Funeral of Frederick Walter.
’l‘llc funeral services of tho lute
lr‘redorick Waller, who died at the Nor-
wnik Hospital. were held this filter-
noon at 2 o'clock from his into home
In Wilton nronnc. Rev. Louis ll. llow.
vii, pastor of St. Paul‘s church, ofllcla-
icd and the intcrinent followed the
st-rrp-ou in Riverside ocinctcry.
'l‘iic stingy lodgor secmod very much
irritated whilst the landlady laid the
cloth for ion. As soon as the meal was
prcpnred and she loft the room. he
look up the sugm-hnsln and counted
the conicnis on tho table. He then
hogan to t‘tiiilll the lumps carefully.
and, not being satisfied with the first
check. wont oror the number again.
Wht'n tht- landlady fantastically
sailed into the room with the hot
writer. the iodger pullcd himself erect
and. addressing hcr. dramatically ox-
pisIni-d'
"Madam. Witch I purchased this
pound of sugar i numhcrod the lumps.
A t‘Ill‘i‘fIil survey of tho basin reveals
to me that lumps ‘21; ‘3Il‘ and '30 are
missing "w—TiI-Ilits.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
”a...
TIME TAILE.
in Elioct June 5, 1910.
-—..——._
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.-«--I:::;’i:ix. 5200:, hzilx. 6:03.
0:57. 7:20. 7:40. htlitx. iiziilx, thins.
9,37, 10:20x, ltltiox, ii::.'iix.
i‘. H.-—~l‘.’:.’u’.-x. l:tl."i, 2:530; :l:l7.
:tltix. 5:35, DIDUX. ii:llti. 0150):. 'lzitix.
:ivzix. (kids. 10:29.
aundlys.
,o
J
n
l
A. Mrwlkhlix. 6:091, 6141:. 8:54.
lilzzmt.
1'. Ms 12:5llx. 2:341. 215ml. 5:35,
5:501. 7:001, 7:09, 71.32:. hulls, 012:.
10:28.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M: similar. 4:49. 6:45. 6:40. hills.
0:551. 0:031. 9: lint. 0::ltlx. il;lils. 10:05,
llzlillx. llztlil.
i’. M. lllzil2x. 1:10. i:f-0x. was.
liziiilx. 3:55, izifix, 4:32. f-zii'lx, fiziil‘i.
5:25. moot, il:ii:ix. ii:0.'ia. iizuiix. 9:30,
“2003:. 11:30. 12:00:,
Sundays.
A. M. ”12:00:. 0:00, 7:30, liihiix.
0103:. 9:40x.
l‘. M. ~ 13:0t. l:ll2x, 5:0“. 5:04.
0:0”, 7:001. 823ml. ii:tl0x.
IOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HA-
V
A. ill.--~12:lllx, l:llllt. 0:12. 7:27.
ll:i'il. i0:10x. 102232. 10:37:. lilil'lllx.
“:47.
i‘. M.-12:07x. l12ll. 3:021, Zillis,
4:20. 5:12. liztllls. 0:40, 7:101. limits.
iiiiils. 10:08:. ilzill.
Sundays.
made ill" for a stunt pulled off liy
Johnson‘s brother John. The istinr.
spilled a story in the police to the ef«
foot that his Mother and Hondoraoo‘
still two women who had none to the
helmoni. had relieved him of up.
When John mi d up. he admitted
that the story vies stall and that he
had actually it his drunk on 010
given him by his brother.
‘ A most complete line of lingerie and
tailor made while and black and white
shirt waist will he found at .l. 1. Hal-
ietto'a. flee stir.
They say that T. It. is a searcher ot
the extreme typo, now ihtii he has isle.
so to the automobile. it that is true
he will have to reform. No rose is
. without
. 7]., .. 1‘ . r, ‘ '
his moon to brush the speed iawa_
site‘s-Clematis War.
.4“ l
. » g g
- ll. flu. . . fit. l
A. M.-wl2:l0s. hills.
i0:l0x.10:00x.
P. M. 2:I0x, tiritlx.
8:243. 9:401.
DANIURV TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—wli:ofi. 1:20. Itiilti. 8:20. 10:03.
”:50.
ll. M.-—l:131i. 0:301. 8:30. '
Iontiays.
A. Nix—31:65. 11:55.
P. M.-»—~ll:00. Nils. 8220:.
W
'Iziii. 9m.
nits.“ 7:i0x.
,, scum NDIIWALK 'ro amount}.
A. M.-~l:2ilx‘. 8:17. 8:27, lilititlir.
P. M.-i:2t‘i. 1:351. 5:2“. 0:14. 7:“.
tundsys.
A. M.-l:30, 0:10, 10:00a.
P. shunts. 7:18.
all: . 'lisospt Uneasy-.1
l "i . 5 ’ -
switch» ”,0... . ........
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'Norwalk, Conn.
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‘r‘u
H. KriegerCo. ‘ “
The'Lcsding Outfitting
Store in The Norwslks /
Refrigerators
are now on
ly reduced
sale at great-
prices. We
have all sizes; single and
double doors; hard wood
and felt lined. Every box
guaranteed
Perfection Oil Heaters—J, 2 and
3 burners. Porch Furniture. Baby
Carriages and Go Carts. A large
variety to select from. Special
July discounts on all Dining Room
and Bedroom Furniture.
See the
Rugs we are selling for 59c—~—
these Rugs were formerly Si - $1.25
We 0pm Charge Accounts with Everybody
' H. Krieger &Co.
m
29-31 West Washington Street
THE BIG BROTHER MOVEMENT.
. . nu t‘ontnryi
liIlI‘ lllll‘l‘l‘tillllx lliiu of Ilt'\'i'lil|llill'lll
il‘IIl our which prumliicu in aid in run-
turini: the imianco of turn in tho
i‘lilll't'll in tho his. Iirotht-r movement.
which Imp ilm nhimn oi hulpliill llil‘
lml‘ in tho iui'umilun of character iiy
winning his irlondiihip and t-omrndo
ship and iziiifiltm him iliiongli tho per.
lions days at niiuloi‘uoncc Huvli «or.
rim is of ltuehieuiside mine to the
hora. to the churches and in the no.
lion. If done not matter much whorc
the man finds hill boy; if he finds him
In his own house it will he 0 Wild
thins for the boy and tho mnn~»for. as
\m Now said: “There are times
when the open expression of a father's
mve would he Worth more to it my
than church or sermon.“ lint men who
have no trays of their own can find
others with whom they can establish
such relations. A hoy not! so many
lifti‘tl nooks and so much neglect that
ii is oi hard for a man with wit and
hood will to win his loyal friendship.
A little interest to him nuioiiiy await.
ens his self respect. while the loan of
a good book may stimulate his ambi-
tion and change the whole current of
his life.
known possibilities oi the retina Mid
to trust them as i. so each
rise to souls sin-p ‘ ’ attain.
an 9 3.
it is well to respect the on»
Take
A
Swim
lliil tulle it In a liiiihlng Still that
life right. There is style in liliii‘
lug Butts such as we sell; they are
properly shaped.
“.00 to “-150
"liiolparli" Athletic lindorwenr.
has tho “im‘iiaIn-unn" froture.
50o amt 75c.
it
Joseph Davis
summarise-t ,
Norwalk Chronicler