’I WOMEN'S MIBGEB’
AND CHILDREN'S
White Canvas
Barefoot
Sandals
. Low Cut
Feetwear
' . the right time, at just the right
' prices.
CONNEALLY
AND
:BRACKEN
st Waeninorou eraser.
souru NORWALK.
TELEPHONE sea—4
of You ARE LOOKING-FOR
Fresh Fruits and
‘ Vegetables
.Wo have them. All kinds in
season.
Extra Fine PEACHES
a Specialty.
canines. CIGARS, TOBACCO and
soon warsa.~
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 179 Wuhghiridge.
u
OAL
WE HAVE NOT said much about
COAL of late. as We thought you Would
like a rest after the strenuous coal
buying and burning ot'thc winter. lN
’ THE MEANWHILE we have been
busy filling our him with good coal—-
THE FERRIB KlND-eter another win
ter that, is bound to come. WOULD
lT SURPRISE YOU to learn that some
of our large customers put in their
supply of Coal for next season as long
No as last March?
7 Tilit filmsfysi. (:9.
[Lester Sanford, of Moiwln street,
3"“ lbs tiny yesterday in Derby and
Haven. iio troilcyod home to
dis last evnlns.
4.. . o .. ..........3.... ”was. ....L. ..
Ann is Lanna erocx or mass ninao LEHIGH COAL
lN ALI. sizes AT Lowssr onions.
irip.
have constantly claimed
and claim new:
in Iiiiiiiii'tiiiil
liiiiili
The border of proof being upon
the claimant, we herewith un-
hui'den ourselves of a tow
“proofu.” Our Hazelton coal is:
DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
CLINKER-PROOF
SLATE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
But not. FIRE- PROOF—moi in
the slightest degree. not the
smallest particle of it lire proof.
it these proofs dont convince
you. there is the one supreme
test:
iTry it Yourself
The B. Hershfieid
8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water 3!.
WE
Our women’sSISII
Pumps
One and IWO-O‘VOII‘I Ties and Oxfords.
looiiycnr wciti-il solos, :ill lciiiiiurn,
all widths and all sizes. arc now
$2.00
169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Hotel Mahacke‘mo
.i. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
d .
SIRVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DAT!
RATE! .2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
SUNDAY marinas, 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 088
FINANCIERS
CLUB
(PRIVATE STOCK)
The Whiskey Without
a Peer
T0 or. HAD AT ALL FIRST-CLASS
HOTELS AND cares.
POSt Cards
NEW VIEWS
0 for 50
Post Card Albums
From 10c up
W. A. Briggerman" s
MUllc ITORI.
Donovan Block. 182 Washington it.
David W. Raymond
Funeral Director and Embsilnei
19 North Main Itrest. Death Moi-walk.
Residenee. I Washian West.
Telephone at 0M ill-8.
'i‘eisphene at house. “I.
in. Ralph M. IIt'nIlNI loll today for
I'IlIIlitIl‘IllIlIii. on n wovk'n vacation
BE SYSTEMATIC
: In your manner of saving money.
Deposit a certain amount each
week in
* The South Norwalk Savings Bank
Where it will be drawing a liberal rate of interest
Ofllfltlnlv Mill's!“ DAY FROM 9 A. Iii. UNTIL 8 P. M.
Dresses and hadios' Woleis.
SALE IN 801'
33 SOUTH MAIN 8T..
80. NORWALK.
gl
ii
Ruppert’
May be Had on Draught
NORWALK
.iohu ii. Manning
John O. Sullivan
James M. t‘icuuh. iii Main St.
licu Allen 11'. Wall St.
John Mahunm
EAST NO
iioriou llousc, John E. 0'
H—
We are closing out a large line at
Trusses
of various kinds at cost price. Look
over our stock tor the one you need.
W. ‘F. Wigmore 8: Co.
oauccisrs‘
8 NORTH MAIN STREET
'l‘lieParisCioak
Reduction Sale
‘of Summer Coeds
or line cool Dresden, Skirts, Linen and Panama Costs.
Wonderfully littied prices.
look at the line materials. the careful workmanship and the charming
styles of this summer‘s wear for women you know without thinking
. any further that you could not produce their equal at home or in any
othor'siors in town for anything like such low prices.
“The Paris”
and Soil House
iiiiris' White
When you
H STORES.
615 MAIN STREET,
STAMFORD:
' NOTICE '
s Beers
at the Following Pliices
80 NORWALK
Magnet It F‘ivnri
liotei ( llli’md, S Main & Elizabeth St.
(‘onirai Hotel. Monroe It (Tili'stlilii Si.
Hotel Victoria. R. R. Ave. at Monroe St.
Eagle Hotel. 29 S. Main St.
RWALK
Sullivan. Gregory l’uini,
MAGNER 8r FLYNN Agents
_-L. .L. N. .....___W.—~.__.«
The Clifford
McPherson a Stevens. Props.
Single rooms, with or without
hath.
itmuns en suite, suitable for {our
lilcs.
'i‘orinr moderate. Rules by the
month. (‘ail and examine: no trou-
iiic to allow.
i‘nisino and service excellent.
(‘nit- stocked with tho choicest of
brands.
Cor. South Main and Elizabeth
Streets. South Norwaik
Automobile ;
insurance i
\\'u can insure )uur Auioinohilo against
FiREnuy-whrrc. BEST RATES. i‘on‘
still us for RATES of Auto LIABILITY
insurance ‘
Life. Accident and Liability‘
insurance
Rents. Steamship Tickets, Real Estate
.i. M. Layton 8: Co.
5 Railroad Ave.. South Nor-walk
..... ... . ...,............... -.-.. .,...
Fire.
'nu's stun believes in as“. up-
!"qu 030mb etch-nick is
“I new
mil-
7 Jewel Watch
:5. ‘7 or $9 emailing to rs‘n
(BI and are it.
W. R. KIROH A CO.
Iiililiiliiiiiwiiilill IIIIS
Audion .Iiti‘iLMiii .loncn, rcpt-cm nilny,
tni- itcniliiulun 'i‘vpcwriirr I'llilillfln}.
in in Nurwiiik ioduy ruining Iilt'IiiIli
and Ii'itiihiii'tilm luminous.
HAVEN CONSTRUCTION
WORK.
NEW HAVEN. .iiii)‘ li. 77777 ll} Iii flit
curiuinoil that the director» of ihe New
t‘ork. New llsvim and Hartford Rail-
road Company are not likely to consid-
cr lilo ipicsiion of tho electrification
or III" line from Stamford in New lla-
vvn until the iinlind Sutton Supreme
Court has decided the Standard Oil
and Tobacco entice, The decision In
that «use iii not likely to come until
next year following the arguments but
i‘urc the full court, including the new
appointments of lodges to be made by
President Taft.
EAdlLY REMEMBERED.
Wniicrmiing pardon. air. but the
nontlotiinu at this table usually re»
members are. Mr. Mc'i'arlsiiwi'vo
iiac debt ii‘ that. inn mnnnic. Why.
you‘re quite a Com'c-‘“III)IIIIOII 'i‘eio-
mum.
NEW
iioiebaasnr saw the writin on the
Wall. "Doesn‘t interest me; 'm look-
in only tor the score." he cried.
Thcrnwtih all belied him as a true
ran. ‘
Mrs. Weetend-«Wou‘ii not than me
duncidt to suit. Norah."
Norah (the new maldl—a-“i‘m sure
not. mu‘nm: i saw your husband as I ‘
LaRUSEIce
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
.Brooksidelake Ice Co.
Office and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. at H.
Freight Yard.
TELEPHONE 580.
The Best is None Too Good
That's why you are urged to smoke
Roger Ludlow. 10c
Twin City. 5c
or The Nugget, 5c
CIGARS
ALL DEALERS
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
ELKS' RE UNION IN DETROIT
Hotels and Roominq Houses Are Filled
With the Visitors.
iiii’l'ltOi’i‘. Mich, July ii The for-
ly sixth annual i'c-uuiou oi l-liiie.
which was oilii iiiiiy opciivii iti‘i'c Iiilii
IIIIIIII, was formally lit-aim today while
Ellis i'llIIIIIIIIi'lI streaming into lictruit
lroiu uvui-y diiwctlon. So great was
IIlt‘ i-rowdn iiiui it was IIIIDIIIIIIIIIIt' to
not the curiccl ioulnlrailon of thc or»
l'IVIIIR. hill liw city's lioicin are iii»
road: more IIiiiil illicd. down town
i-munina lunuws crowded in iho utmost
fliiti icniu iii‘i' IWInit occupied through
out the Mill. ’l‘hu uuroiimnioh incident
to the formal opening of the grand
lodge today arc to he acid at tho iii/r
cuuni ’l‘hoatrc III the evening. Among
ihoiiu nchcduicd to welcome the Eikn
in behalf of Mill" anu ciiv were (inv-
ninor Fred M. Warner. Senator Julius
(‘. Iinrrom and Mayor Phillip liri-il-
mover.
MiLiTiAMEN GO TO CAMP. .
Nldw liM'i-zN. .iuiy il. With tho
prmipnct of a wcolr ol‘ IIII'II work iii-fore
them the ainic iniiitlainnn«compriiiiiiu
the Second ini'nniry, First Separate
“(WWW and 'i‘roop A. ol’ tho i'on-
necticut National iiunrd. idit New i-ia-
won this morning luv the stain camp
III Niantic for the annual tour of duty.
MW...“
"You cant paint the lily“ "Maybe
not. lint. some people think they can
touch it up a bii f~-1ilxchsngo
Mrs, Young—«l wont to get a divorce
treat my husband. i.awyer--Wbat are
sour charges? Mrs Young~iiiy
charges? Mercy! lthouldit i'd have
in my you wiloniim Transcript
we...
(Nollie—But Hollow can't alwayn
than
raise in. ma‘am."~0bormeyer Bullet.
nvn, pick the insane and hot against
titaniwiiostoii Globe
,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT
NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK, CONN.
Seasonable' Specials
In the Bargain Basement
JAPANNEO WATER COOLERB. zlni lint-d .............................. 3 gal., 51' .;75 4 gal.. 02. 25; 6 9311.32.75
STONE WATER COOLERS \vlili failtl'l
......................................................... 4 gab. $175
WATER FILTERS for faucets ....................... ...................................................... 10c
BALLOON FLY TRAPS ................................................................................. .10c
WONDER FLY KILLERS ............................................................................. 10c
WIRE. DISH COVERS. per not. of four ....................................................................... 29c
GAB TOABTERS .......................................................................................... 23c
Large 1 pound cakes PARAFFINE .............................. 10c
WAX PAPER, ior covering lollies. lunches, ole, package of 24 sheets ...................................... 4c
noon RELIABLE GARDEN HOSE .....
. .9e per foot
Tristram 8. Hyatt,
Norwalk, Conn.
liliil alias
ORDER TO SETTLE
District of Norwaik,
(,‘oiirt. July 9. A. 1)., Will.
Estate of John ii. it‘orrls. lulu of .\‘or-
waiik. in said district, deceased.
Ordered, That iiu» executors exhibit
their administration account to this
court for adjustment. in the Probate
oliicc in Nurwuik. on tho Ililli day or
.Iili)’. lillii. al iii o'clock iorcnoon: and
that all persons interested in said on.
turn may Iil‘ nulilivd thereof. the ext-cu-
torn will cause this order to lie puhiish-
t‘tI in :i lion‘spnpiu‘ having it circulation
in raid iIISIiIt‘I. at loam iii-u days he.
ioi'c tiuIlI liilii tiny of July. liilil.
lIi'ZNiiY \\' illildiltilii'.
.IillIILl'.
ACCOIYNT.
so. l’iohaic
jil It
iiiliEii 3mm
eiiisiun siliiis
ST l,iii'iS. .iiil)‘ ii.««- The river
nit'iiliivi' i‘npc (iirnidcuu struck a audit
and sunk to NW bottom of tho MISSIS
slppi i'lt‘l'l‘ t‘ill‘l)‘ todan. iii 'i‘iiliicy ls-
IiiiiiI. llii,\ miles south or here. (inc
Illillilii'tl and fifty lil'trilit'llli‘itt wvrc
alumni and iii! \\t'l‘i' lain-ii :ISIIill'i‘ snic-
i,\'.
'l'iic boat was rciui'ulng lroiu (‘uin-
incric. Mil Many of tho passvuuors
“'t‘I'I' \i'illill‘il and children. 'I‘Iiuy were
usiccp \\‘Iit'll IIlt‘ innit Iiii nit oilsli‘uc-
iIOii. The alarm was 3min hr (‘upiuin
William II. IA'fvilll‘.
‘l‘iic prism-114cm t'iii\\lll‘il on the
ducks and us iituiiihi-is iii in.- (‘l('\\‘
tillIt‘It‘lI them, they “‘t'it‘ lflltl'li to shore
in imnls islici they \I‘t'l't' brought in
St Louis hr train.
The (fapc (iiinrduiu was Sail {wt
It‘ll}: and curiicd a crew of IS. The
hunt iis owned in III"
t‘mupiiiiy. oi St. Innis.
(in the err-ulna of May ii the steam-
hunt I‘Ii_\‘ of Saililio struck a sung and
vwiii in tho bottom of the Mississippi
iivci IIIIi't n miiri. IHIH“ St Louis.
"ilwiw poisons m ic diouiicd
linulu I’nckol
FOREMEN HAVE A DINNER
Leckwood Manufacturing Department
Heads at Roton Point.
Siiini'dai owning tho rorriuou and
ofllcc iiu-ii of tho IAHkWOiltI Miiiiiii‘iir-
liliIilii Company Ilt'ItI ihc‘ir second an»
anal MIDI‘t‘ dinner, at iioton Point, and
tho t'Vl'III was a wry line one in cvcry
iiiiiI IIIKIlI) ciiiiiyahic.
Supiuliiicuilciii ilcoi‘xe H. Lock
womi was Imihiliilinii’l' and called on it
IiilIiii-i r around the ltvsilt'v hoard lor ii
{cw lulHi prundliil l’i'liiiti’kfi. Among
those who iifli‘i‘i‘ii ii few remarks were
August lilllcnsicln. i'm-ioulun or tilc
foundry: .lnmca ii‘. KI'IIII}', tori-man ot’
ilic pollsaiiiiia lIi‘liiIl‘Imi‘iII. and Morton
Works. ”10 socioinrv of the company.
’I‘lioiuiio McMahon also invorod with
monologue nkuiciicu and amino
’i‘iic diuiur wail vcrvcd by .iiicubu
lirollwrn' Iiii'i‘i‘ iii the hotel, thi- party
scivi-d nunilmrina iIiII‘l)
limpi‘i‘i,
THE THING THAT SUPPORTED
HIM.
i’i‘li»|ilta.i
“Arthur Smith.“ said lilo tcnciu 1‘, Int“
patiently. “what in it you are ildgctina
with?" Although the “HI ruiui'cd up,
he did not reply. The class “unlit-alor.“
hIlWi‘ii‘I‘. was ready, iii-i iliiliiII, with iiiii
information.
"it‘s a pin he's not."
unipiinntly
"Take it away from him and bring
it horn," said the instructor. The of
funding pin_ was taken to her. and
thorn was no more trouble from Ar-
liiiir. i’roaonily it was the youngster-‘3
turn to rend. but instead of standing
up. no the other students had done, he
sat still and looked frightened.
"Well. why don’t you proceed with
the reading?" exclaimed the teacher.
“if you minim-have any more .i shall
make an mounds of you."
“Please. teacher." blurted little Ar
tut. "i cant stand up. ‘cnnso the pin
you look keeps my knickers up."
he said. iri-
s. M. -..L.m
Hank Stubbnw'riie ministers are
bismin' automobiles 'ciis folks don‘t
let: the winnahi (ideaiem'l‘hon, bah coins to church. iiise Millard-«Patient!
Aiiiymoblios don't preach. do thnytw
notion Herald
« of
sci
i
I
H. Krieger & Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwaiks
Refrigerators
are now on sale at great-
ly reduced prices.
have all sizes; Single and
double doors;
and felt lined. Every box
guaranteed
We
hard wood
Perfection Oil Heaters—4. 2 and
3 burners. Porch Furniture. Baby
Carriages and Go Carts.
variety to select from. Special
’July discounts on all Dining Room
and Bedroom Furniture.
Rugs we are selling for 59c“
these Rugs were formerly $1 - $l.25
A large
See the
Open Charge Accounts with Everybody
(Tacoma Leilgoi ,l
in “MIN days on Pliili‘t Sound the
iuiliniin brought to the while N‘IIIO
mcnis an abundance of liniivc tiyslci‘s
in sell at from it) to an coup-i n hack.
ctiui. For a union sum the pioneer
had a grunt toast of oysters that are
not surpassed for cocktails and tried
by the most lainoun product or UIII'HII'
ponko Bay. Evan in iliiiii native. oys-
tci‘a could he bought at Si it each, or
about no ccnis a bushel, l’ricon var-
ied with the demand. bill in recent
years priceshnve. along with prices or
other foods. tended upward. " Now the
price in $3.60 a sack and there have
own times when it was $4 a sack.
'l‘iic Puget. Sound country emanates
more than three times as much food
as it did in 1880. Like the demand
tor deriy products paoultly. hay and
vegetables the demand for oysters has
gorwn space and the producers are’
thinking about maintaining their own
reserves tor seed instead of huyinx
from the state reserves. The reserves
maintained by the state are liisailiciont
in area and product to furnish all the;
iii-ad that is needed. The business oil
Witter growln is approaching a stage
where it will y the larger operators
to have their
7 ‘
trigger” . ’
it send beds. 0
H. Krieger 8:00.
29 31 West Washington Street
PUGET ROUND OYSTERS.
, as Washington sue Nitrite“.
Hot Weather
Comforts
Boi't Shirts, with or with-
out colinrs. $1.00 to 03.00
Athletic Underwear. Coal
Shirts. Knee Dram-ma. 60c .
to 31.60 per garment
Bolt Collars, 25c
Straw Hats, 82.00 to $5.00
Swimming Bolts, 81 to 84
Cool Two-Piece Suite, 012
and 015
Joseph Davrs
Norwalk Chronicler