i
Canvas
AND“
,. .Barefoot
Y'alldals
I V. Just the right goods, at just
' the right time, at just the. right
prices.
. 9‘ -s"i‘w~‘ssum‘oron srrtssr.
sour-u nonwaur.
retention: sass
I:
1 ' thinness. noonma ran
f “~theohIFrults and
i: Vegetables
we have them. All kinds ln
‘ : season.
.— 4.. Extra Fine PEACHES
'"' a Specialty.
ensures, CIGARS. TOBACCO and.
‘ soon WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 179 wash. it. Bridge.
COAL
m
9
t.
WE HAVE NOT said much about
GOAL of late. ss we thought you would
ilk. s first sitar tho strenuous oosl
iruyioisnd burning or the winter. in
.Tiil MIANWHILE We have bssn
husy‘iilling our bins with good coal”
TH! FIRMS KIND—Jar another win-
tsr I... is bound to come. WOULD
iT QURPRISE YOU to issm that some
oi our largo customers put in thsir
supply of Cool for out «soon as long
sill ss issi ill-rem
. 'l magi—tile
70! than to realise that it is the
. things that oouat.~—Chiaaso
t v.
, Win» it Mil its Omit)“
lit IVIIIW IUIlNlusflAV
V
x We handle soaring but . .
thoroughly Screened-and put in your
‘ (iii drivers. Try s torn.
JCO.
bins by
‘ysur momma! saving mshsy. Dsnoslt s «min smount ssoh
“ _ wait in
’zSouth Narmlk Savings Banlr
:”‘"i
A W.
‘68 Water Street
in thou“ till
“ii (ill
The border of proof being upon
the claimant. we herewith un-
hurden oursoiws ot a ‘tew-
"proofs." Our l-laselton coal is:
a DU$T~PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
‘CLiNKER‘PROOF
SLATE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
But not FlRE—PROOF-—not in
the slightest degree. not the
snutllest particle of it lire-proof.
it these proots‘doa‘t oonvilee
you, there is the one supreme
teat:
iTry it Yourself
The B. Hershfield
8: Son Co.
Tel. 264. 122 Water St.
Our Women’s $2.50
Pumps
One and twoeyelei. Ties and Oxfords.
Goodyear walled spies, all leathers,
all widths and all sites, are now
$2.00
169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK i
Hotel Mahacltelno
.l. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND CUISINE UP TO DATI
RATES '2 PER DAY AND UPWARD
SUNDAY DlNNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 983
FINANCIEIIS
CLUB
(PRIVATE STOCK)
The Whiskey Without
a Peer
T0 as HA6 AT ALL FIRSTCLABS
HOTELO AND csrss.
"n. “w”... -. -.w
Post Cards
nsw‘wsws
I for on
Post Card Albums
From loo up
W. A. Brigg‘erman’s
music ”Oil.
Donovsn Ilosk. 182 Washington at
n... , .a...........lamr~.. an...
David W. Raymond
Funersl‘Dirsctor ssd'lllnhldmer
i. North Main Itmt. loath NINIIR.
Issldsnu. l Wsshinntsn Itrsst.
rsisshons st sides. til-ll.
‘i‘sisphons st hon-I. ”I.
W‘Enifiioytiei’ iii the government mint
novel- object to using mud in their
own ooin. ‘ .
...«.. Jena-«w... M .u-lhmwh
fit“: wwwwAmAM-wpv-mem two—«www- aw _ m w
s iiiistsi mo of into-soil
FROM 9 A. Mi UN'i'ill. 8 'h“
i w,
the I... Corr
or line cool Dresses, Skirts. Linen
88 SOUTH MAIN 87-.
IO. NORWALK.
W-s— v. we...”
_ * ReducfioilSiaie ,
Dresses and lisdies' Waists. Wonderfully litlip prions.
look. at the line nlstarlais, the onreiul workmanship and the chat-minis
hiyles or this summer's wosr tor vironlona you know without thinking
ally further that you could nottproduce their equal st homo or in any
other store in town for anything like such low prices.
BALE iN IOTH 81'0th
“The Paris"
' NOTICE
Oiria' White
When you
and Yangon tlosts,
615 MAlN STREET,
STAMFORD.
Ruppert’s Beers
May be Had on Draught at the Following Places
NORWALK
John H. Manning
John O. Sullivan
James M, Crongh
Boil. Allen
John Mulroney
Masher &
80. NORWALK
Hotel Clitiord
Central Hotel
Hotel Victoria
”logic! Hotel
EAST NORWALK
lioriou liunso,
John is. traullivan
Gregory l’oinl
Flynn
w ESTPORT
\‘i'ontport Hotel
.........~.~....... M_—.. ..._.
sci-don" Dutchman?-
m
7-Jowsl Watch
‘5. ‘7 or 39 downing tor-tn
Col and no it. i; I
MAGNER & FLYNN, A gr
lliS
tau"... ....._........ -......-.. .
, SPECIAL
Sunday Dinner
THE (ILlFFORD
Sunday. July ”(hi to 2 p. or.
75C
I w. n. men a co.
ililllci’harson & Stevens. Props.
SMITH s
Uric-O
we Recommend it for Rhsumstism
Try a Bettie
75 cts. and $1.00
W. F. Wiglnore & Co.
DRUGGIS’IS
8 NORTH MAIN .TREET
HOBPlTAL NOTES.
Minn iiridilul liunlphy. oi Not-walk.
was admitted to the nominal yesterday
and was operated upon by Dr. William
J. ’i‘rnrel. assisted by ill-o. ltoyul lilx-
pins and ll‘. l. liurnoll. She is resting
unlitorlnhiy this afternoon.
John hit-Nllmnl'u. who was recently
upmuilul upon “W a slight trouli with
his nilt‘ut‘il, is rapidly recoverin from
lhv Clint-ls or the operation.
“lunch“ (‘hsrilo Schroeder, who is
suffering with a serious liver trouble.
to remind all volumrtnhly at routd he
oilporiod, ronnidoriug tho uniuro oi his
iruuhlo.
Irifldi‘l'i‘ Alexander. who was dili-
nilargorl lrom the hospital llama time
ago, was taken there again On Wed-
noadnl. hnving sun‘orrd n roiapso. lie
in resting uullo rolnroriuhly this attor-
noon.
Minn Maud Parkinson. of Wilton,
who has been nudorinx from s sin
woolts‘ alarm of typhoid lover. was due
t-hargad yesterday.
Austin il‘lotrilnr. “ills hoy injured by
tho outn'nhilo lit‘t‘iiillnl yesterday, is
niiglhiy more omnlortnhlo today. llr.
Word 8. tiloxnry in in ntlondnnt-o null
lillyn tilsi there in hope or his ultimate
rumrory. ills mind in riosritut up and
hill general oondition is hoitor.
CAPTAiN LYON ACGUiTTED.
NE'W i’tlliK. .luiy ill. Itlsptsin ivlsin-
uol l). Lyon. at tho ’l‘woniy-iiith In-
luuiry. U. ti. A.. recently tried at tiori-
moyor. VL. for irregularities nrowinn
out or the Hmwnovilie. 'l‘ox.. matter.
was found not guilty and honornhiy
mounted by the court. iienomi Wu!-
ior ilown. oorninnndor oi‘ the nopsro
meal or the illnst. howavsr, nation In
reviewing authority. passed upon thr
case today and disapproved tho ihul-
nor: of the court.
was
Ila BALI 0F WOOL.
LEXINGTON. Kym July lit-«The
Isl-sold deal no for made by the Kon-
luoky Wool lirawars‘ Aamiatlon was
made naturally when the pooled clip
from tinned urination was disposed lit
to It Louisville firm. The entire alip
said aggregated till) 00 hounds and the
prices paid wan .10 for first trad).
at mats for wound grnde and iii cents
for third grade. . ,
our OHALLINGII COMING.
slowness. July lie-mu autism
liiiut oup ohsllsnssr 8t. narration wsli
shippsd to antitrust/sl- Mutt. lsst
ninth and ills crew at the floral st.
drones Yacht dining who will soil
1" in the continuum with the
hasisr hast til i: defender-
‘ ' host sir
wilihztho {idiom term
E'l‘he Best is None Too Good
’Thst's‘why you are urn-d to smoke
Roger Luflfiw. 10c
Twin City. Be
or The Nugget. 5c
CIGARS
ALL oestrus
B. J. REYNOLDS
usuufiscrunsrt
Inns illlilliiiliii.
Funeral or John Foithsn.
'l‘ho l‘nnornl survives over the- to»
main» of the inte John l-‘r-ithnn. who
dlrd at his home in {tuition lllll on
Tuesday. wow hold this afternoon at
2 o‘clorit. from the lat» residence or
the rim-rallied. Mr. I’t'itllan wall 85
your» or our. and was woll known in
Norwalla The services were (‘Olldiii‘l-
ed by Rev. Charles A. Marks, of St.
Mailhow'n ('lilil‘t’it. in Wilton. They
wore lnrm-l) ntlonlll-u and the inter-
uzont iollom-ll in St. Matthew‘s rumo-
m...“
Vunsrni or Mrs. Ross.
Tho innorsl «vi-rims or Mm. Nollie
Theresa Roan. with at (loom: Roan, of
Winnipuuk. wr-rt- held this morning in
St. Mary's (‘iliil‘t‘h at ii o'l'iocir. Rt‘V.
William Cartillllxh omriniod. There
worn it number of hollutli’ul iiornl dor-
urntionn and ”in funeral was largely
attended. At iilmoderiary Mrs. Alive
l‘lthiliilsynwr. on" his Joan. sud ini~
or in tho sorriva Paco in Pure. All
lhn hotly wan howl» from tho (rillli’ril
silo lomiornll Nl‘llhfi‘. My (lad. Io Thor.
The flower lllulll-ru worn .losoiiii My
don and John Mi‘uruih and the pull.
hvsrors worn Wonk Joseph. ‘hnrimi
Killsolilt. Wiiiimn ti‘iionnoii n d Ist-
rlrlt hirtlrsih. The remains were in.
curred in 8i, Mury'n tromoiury ioliow-
ins tiln run-mun,» at tho t‘lillrrh.
VALUI or emigrant“ com.
MIR 1.
WABliiNli'l‘nN,» July 15r-Tilt‘t'6 and
it misrtor trillion dollars was the value
or the ioroiiln mlnmorrn of the United
ainias tor lill' lineal your ended Juno
no. liliil. The value or imports mun
one and u hull hiiiiou doilnrn and of
"wort. om- mlo thrlumnusrinrs billion
dollars.
This unnom worn lsmor lhs.n in any
preceding your oxrooi 1901 and not.
The grand total or foreign commit-on
lnclu ins sll lust-clumdiss imported
sud imported i'xnfipi that included in
the turns with tho nonaconliulloos tor.
diaries of the third aisles amounted
to 33.802.331.057 d was greater than
thst oi say prov our use I 190?
when the l 8. 3.
TORRINGTON._ July lownma
nurse. hhow land in the borough
court on July 2, on tnnollsrso oi ss-
liauit ”with intent till delusion sud
Andnw Airshow till s linii‘o or do s
on. was militia-donut today till-on
an m. um in lag. domnrrod
in tho doom. 1‘ alodrror us on
misdsnd mod ’
t... .. awn
. so . vr
rnisssli ' first.“ _ so
l.
NOS. 3 and 5
Miaaon' and Children’s Bathing Suits
Children‘s ll‘iunnol allovpioco Suits
(tum/us lintlliug Shoes
Ladies’ Brilliantine
Bathing Suits
A new and very attractive lino ill liluok and Navy llluo, with various styles ottrhnming. low price at. 51.75 to .6
Funny llathlnit (laps, all colors . ......
...............
Mon's two-piece Woolen liathlng Suits. liluo or tire-y .......
Navy l‘ihin two-piece Cotton iialhing Suits
GAZETTE BUILDING. nonwam. Conn.
in various colors. from ......................... . .......... $1.50 to $2.50
. ............................ “759
.......................... 15s to 60¢
........................................... ..26c,50c
............. .t....................,....
..............
. .............. . ............................. ”$2.25
............................ $100
8T. JOSEPHIS
itfoutinued from First Page.)
www.—
llfo and is understood to he in the
noighhorhoorl oi forty-eight years or
ago. lie is something under six test
in height. rather spare oi build and
has a vigorous. nulnly appearance. Ha
hr a personal friend or the Rev. ll‘aill‘
or .i. 1 human. pastor or the Church
or the Assumption. Wealport, who
spoke today it) a representative of The
Sentinel in the highest terms of hint.
The two olorm‘mru have known each
other for many years. i-‘nlher linggnn
said in part:
"lie has been very ant-resallll. Ho ii!
ilt‘lllfli and kind, a good worker, and
he hurt horn very successful hutll “nil“!
t-inlly with the rhurriles with which
ho has horn connected and spiritually
with the peopio. Ho iii also a wise all-
lninistlnllon and the people of St. Jo-
ell-oil's i‘lhunvh should tool oomplimenb
ed over the appointment or such a pan-
tor."
Fathom llnggnn and Carroll haw
her-n noighhorinx pastors on two ocon-
sionu. umsl rot-ently when their par-
ishes ndioined at WotllersHold and
Thi‘i’h’iiit‘. Now lhoy heroine neigh-
flols again,
Vullll'r Carroll is a native or (‘onnec~
lii‘tli. lie was horn in Winslud and
other graduating from the Winn-led
puhiic st'llcllls he entered St. Bonaven-
tllit‘ College. Allegheny. Ponnsylvnnis.
nnd wus ordained to tho priesthood in
1880, His first appointment was as
rurnlt- at St l‘ott-r's t‘llurt'h. llul‘llurd,
wilt-(o ho t‘omuillod for two yours. lie
was then annlniiiltl for six years at Si.
John's Church. Slumiord, lollou-in';
whirh ho was an assistant at St,
Mary's i‘hurr‘h, East Ul'llixt'iitirl. for
the or six years. 'l‘hvn I‘I'illlt‘ his first
pastorate. which tons at South Coven-
try This pnstornto ronriuded in shout
mo years. when lw wns lranslorred to
St Bernard‘s Church. 'l'ltriitvillr. After
it your there, he iit'i‘fllilP pastor or St.
Llin‘i‘llt‘P 0"l‘oolo's Church, Hartford.
uhore ho has been since, St. Joseph's
will therefore he his fourth pastorate
and his appointment here is considered
an oxcoiient promotion. for all of his
previous parishvn huvo hoeu smaller
ones, In addition. ho routes to a
church that has it fine rhurrh and nor-
lsh house ""9 from debt.
Fulhor i‘nrroli. ii is expected. will
Li‘t‘al‘il his tnrowull sermon at St. Law
ronro i)"l‘ooll4‘s Church. Hartford. Sun-
day. nnd that he will he in rhnrge of
till- ill-i'vlrull nl til. Joseph‘s Churrh one
week from Sunday.
in conduction with the change at
St. Joseph‘s Church, it ill understood
that the Rev. Father James It. Mitt-h-
oil. who hits been here since the death
oi lll' Mailer. an noting rector. will
leave South Norwaiit. This is news
whirh will he rueuivod with deep re-
uroi hy the members of Rt. Joseph's
Church, for Psther Mitrholl has been
nnivorusily ostoonlmi in this city and
iliili boon a hard workor in the nudes-
vors of tho (gamut. The Rev. Father
Thomas J, renunn. who has been
horn lllnoo Nomi-lulu r. no air “h run
now ho ioartwd. will rolnuin hero on on
sssislnut to Father (.‘lil‘l'oll. Lille
Ffllhi'l“ Mllrholl. ho is a young ulsn.
rind has made numerous friends here.
li‘slhor William i‘nvnuanh. who won
rsronlly oldulund n priosl. sud who
iilii hoon action an assistant to Fnlilor
J. .l. Moiiuinoss iii St. Mary's Church.
Nurwsili, has boon irnmliorrod to St.
ndlii
tutti 3‘s 0” ’
’ onslusrou n% unosn IGNDl.
hound am to ford
Patrick‘s Church in Norwich. This
lonvas tho Row. t‘nthnr Moonlumnr ill
lsolo «ham- or tho pariah until the mu
rirni or the now pastor. Father Finn.
who will on horn Monday. it in non-
niliorod iiitoiy ihst Fuihor Mi'GlilflBM
will ho appointed s curate Iii 8t.
Mary's Church.
Tho humiliate “ll of Miliolflhiimlii
made by iiishop Nllltn snd announced
Isst nisiil. iii rut follows:
nor, 't‘homss Crowley. from St.
Thomas. Waterbury. to St. Mary‘s.
New London.
Rev. R. J. Carroll, from at. Law-
ronoo O'Toolo‘s. Hartford. to 8!. Jo-
seph‘s. South Norwnlit.
Rev. Eugene Sullivan. from hi.
John's. utsmlord. to tisorotl Heart.
mast Port Chester.
Rev. P‘, J. Flynn. of st. Patriot‘s.
listrttord. to Bi. Lawrence O'Tolls's.
Hartford.
Rev. J. J. Burke. from riser-ad
flout. Elsi Port Glamor. to ill. Paul’s.
Gisnnvlile.
luv, F. L. ii‘uspstriott. from at. l’st-
riolr‘s. Norwich. to 9t. Peter‘s. ”It?
Int
Rev. it. P. Colomsn. item at. Pole
sr's. ilsnhury. to St. John's. dism-
ltov. w. usvsnsnnh.
s,
om t.
#m limit-shat. rsulgrtsilfiol
Tristram 8. Hyatt. ' ‘ Norwalk, C911“;
lint um new or
i
H. Krieger& Co.
The Leading Outfitting Store In The Norwalks
JULY SPECIALS ~
A Few Bargains that
May Interest You
TRIMMED HATS
For Girls ..
............................
OUTING HATS for Girls.
values $1 to $2. down to .................
(See Window Display)
..25 cts
GIRLS' STOCKINGS. Black. Tan. also White.
Special ...................................
10 cts
. ....... 98 cts.
...98 cts
$2.98 to $10
The best assortment in The Norwalks
HOUSE DRESSES.
Well Tailored .....................
LINGERIE AND LAWN WAISTS.
value $1.50 ............................
WASH DRESSES. made of Lawn.
Dimity, Percale and Gingham, from
Bargains in SUMMER FURNITURE
STORE CLOSES FRIDAY ”:30 P. M.. TO GIVE OUR
EMPLOYES HALF HOLIDAY DURING JULY
AND AUGUST
H. Krieger 8100.
29-31 West Washington Street
m a... ,tt. -
on. Iron nor “aniline HERE.
h Cornsil Begsn
his Alteration.
Trss WIrdsn Jose;
Distributing it
There are Still Two
At It rot'oni npooiai mention of the
hoard 0‘: estimate n‘nd il‘xnllon ii Fwall Month” 01‘5le
vniod i at money in “roll to that
Norwalh for oil. 'l‘hili was don» and n. “It Weather
ion: the oil has arrived. JUflt‘liil {for
ms" lol- the Jail ol laying ”it! oil itiiil M10113 0‘
Milli WOI‘KII ii o'clock this nlteruooll You
with two hiatus. his has started at
the oily line in Norwsllt in East aw» "Knoll" Straws. s3. 04
late and wig follow the trolley imilm and Ni -
it most not is song i it to ill! m g. I [ow
Mortars sn%thoy|rili‘,hovo til; iirsl at; 0 " t: .‘a '
Inn on. no o is not 0 sures.
inside the tracks or course. hill it is "nag? '62:“ ‘"
thoulht thsi the trolley oompsh will , No
some time do this. 'l‘hs ousniiiy of
oil that arrived in south Norwslll this
morning tor the wot-it is 10.000 ssllons.
The all for the City or Norwslir has
been ordered. on um decided at the
last council meeting. sad is «special
daily. thn it oonlss, Joseph (lore
eell, who as: been tuned to sprout!
u. will do so in ths‘ planes that tho
hishvar commissioner and the aim“
oummlsslali‘si’ direct. "those slice”
will hsshoson hy thou men sad will
be where tho oil is needed the most.
Donald: were» given on about: .
tum, which modal a temperate“: , ,
with unmet- I‘IM. stalls II ' I
slums: ills ’
Pajamas. Oi to M
Trunks. in. sod Bolt
Cases for your Vssstion
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