I, we will cell at court.
'13th my My Hat doc .
use our stock and ii cell. 1
-‘ ‘ save you money. our stock is 110m
,, Practical Ladin' Tailoring,”llcmcdcl~
log and Dmmaklng.
3 Monroe Street.
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Walk-Over
SHOES
We really want to treat you right.
We want to give you shoes that are
perfectly comfortable. that are sty-
lish, that will wear to your entire
connection.
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Stores.
‘195 Washington Bridge.
1 Boston 81..
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' BUY
Hazelton
»(]()i\l.
The B. Hershfieid & Son Co.
T"; 294.
cull troubles. Coal is
122 Water It.
-§ BRACKEN
Making Borne Cosy
is easy if you get into the right
' store. We can furnish every room
from kitchen to parlor with good
substantial and reliable furniture at
prices that will surprise you. Come
in and see our immense stock .
Second-hand furniture and stoves
bought and exchanged.
M. Gutkowsky
139-191 Wathington St. Tel. 419
Children
Buckskin or
Canvas
.
Last Call. The inst two weeks of
our Removal Sale.
A SHOE SENSATION
such as South Ncru‘ulk has never
known. The big idea of this sale, the
cause of this drastic notion. is the ab-
solute necessuy of effecting a. posi.
tive clearance of all our Ladies“,
Gents‘, Misses' nlld Children‘s Slices to
- make room lor carpenters and build~
ers who will soon be here to tear
l down the buildings. Coming 9.8 it does
just at the height of it. o Vownson just.
Eat the beginning of vacation time
just when you most need the goods
Ithls great sale with its almost unbe-
llevable values uill attract. thousands
of appreciatiVe buyers and will mark
a ucvy epoch in the apparel history 1
lSOllih Norwslk and Vicinity. liV' nll
imenns attend one Carnival of 13111-
guins. Don‘t hesitate or delay.
MAX LEVY’S
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ECONNEALLY &
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
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SOUTH NORWALK
THE TALE 0F Two VESSELS.
An earthen vessel and a brass ves-
sel more flouting down a stream.
. “Keep close to me." said the brass
“There is safety in numbers."
Not I,” said the chime-u not
your brilss sidcsI might crush my
mom tragile Elm-S"
Moral: Choose your company care-
fully
, BEEN EA-rlNo ounces; HES
;‘l"ALKlNGIIN Isobel-12s,.
,ist‘
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i 159 WASHINGTON 81“., amass
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arlie tomes home to dinner undil‘Ol-
o luukmmglking in bun. heck.
hire.
dry, whv do you have to dislluic
Ghana junkmen VVhen you can The V ry hi best ice lid 1'
‘f‘ postal to c‘f‘ln liiiron, Of awhinss anfi other: metamby s {a or
treat. East “thorunlk VVllo pays
b or rugs and has: prices rm
,_ . in the line of junk.
beds. 11. spctinlty. zind hoi
It hive any disputes Tel 441"l
Ely Ave. South Norwaik
EL. 912.
it: a pound for runs. the very best
iprlces for leather beds.
I A— 4N:-
W... —~..n._...
Everybody 3
Doing It
Selling their Junk to R Mg exunder
mun loves the young lndy. .
is business
3 lady loves the atrium: mun;
VI her business.
boy will marry.
" their buulnosa.
star will marry them I
his business.
/ C‘ 3:3? flags?“ 3:33; 1:31:13, in Rugs. Rubbers, Automobile Tires.
. : '
here they 39 In“, penulliolnla. Paper null Feather Beds. Also
buys and sells second ilfillil'O . iurnl~
lure. Call or write.
R Alexander
‘” .I 21 Raymond Int.
A row Childrons Hm left which
} tune is. in reality. 11 bun-incli- in illicit.
I and communes it in
The Holmes Mllhncry
‘ dinners till he is at least 30 years of
one things in the machine maker’s art.
;.G YOURDISKY '
.bocnunc he phyla. the highest prices ’
‘ drinking cup. in Queen Elisabeth's
. I limo story gum cgubuudvct bronchi
mi." one work or ”cooling N tor-~
more dithcult
thin» the maklnc. To be employed in
that business in noblcr than haunting
hotel lobbied or sitting in club wily
dcws.~Ncw York Mall. ' ‘ .
. .
. The Yputh In Politics.
Professor 3111ch was in favor of a
higher age limit for parliamentary
candidates than is at present enforced.
“I remain decidedly of oplnlon," he
writes. “that no men ought to open
his mouth on the bindings or at public
use. Young men are absolutely incu-
ublc of political wisdom; it is the fruit
or time and cannot be extemporizcd
from the young ebullience 0! the
brain like a. brilliant lyric poem or a
dashing novel."
Ono Hllr'l Breadth."
A'"halr s breadth" is 17- 10, 000 other!
inch. For the purpose or such fine 11nd
delicate measurement tool mukers use
what is called N micrometer caliper.
The hair's breadth in something that
has to be taken into consideration in
the manufacturer)! a thousand and
Close calculation of this sort must be
done on the doors of bank vaults, {or
example, where every part must at to
the nicest degree.—-Harper's Weekly.
Wanted to Pile it 0».
Mr. Coopsh-”Cculd yo lemme look
in yo' dictionary 3 minute. kuhneli
Jest want t’ find a couple of words
to add to mnh lodge-omce title what
All was elected to last night. They
dun chose me Grand High Most:
Worthy Exalted imperial PlenipotenV
tiary, but it strikes me dot sounds ies'
a little bit cheap."-—Puck.
Uplifting Power of the PM”.
muttering with 11 pa. Lon e that drained
Elle .
clock from the late residence, in 13
.anger over their failure. to land the ol-
"lt (the press) hits no out of the
local rut and gives us the broader}
spirit and intelligence of common cith ’
cells of a grout country Still further i
it extends our sympathies beyond
natural bounds and gives us the feel-i
. ing of human solidarity. "-Dr. Alba rt
I Show.
of nude. died rental-111v alteration in . .
her home. 1835 Pa: 3; cveuuc.‘ Brlduc ‘
pmt. Mrs. Smith had been ill (or 11.
number of years. but she born not
the admiration of her friends.
but] been uncouncwls to1 a week and
he: dismiss was not "unexpected
though it weekend with neuuluc‘rc-
glel.‘ Previous to Ilcl‘ illness, Mrs.
Stunt}: was 1:1 prominent mmnbcr oi
’l‘lmltymliibiscopnl Church. Bridgeport.
A number or ycnls ago. Mrs. Smith
was a writer or local liloutrlcal‘cvcntc
tor a New York theatrical paper.
Mn. Elizabeth 00min.
The funeral services over the re»
mains of Mrs. Elizabeth Dorsett will
be held tomorrow’ utternoonat 3130 0'-
Academy street. Rev. Mr Pooley Will
officials and the interment will follow
in the Nolwalk cemetery.
m ”m
MISS STRACHAN'S
ANGRY.
FRIENDS ‘
She Was Defected for the Presidency
of National Extrication Aucciation.
Cl-llCAGO, July Ila-"A day ‘ulmost
care-tree was the lot. of the delegates
to the National Education Association
toduy,- following the turmoil atten-
dnnt on yesterday‘s election.
Departmental meetings were sched-
uled at various locations and there
was no regular meeting 01‘ the organh
zution who called until 8 o'CIock this
evening. t,
Tile friends of Miss Grace strnchau,
who was defeated for the presidency,
made no pretense at concealing their
tie for their candidate, and open talk
of revolt continued through the day
.m-u I I N I,I:
Special prices on Fruit Jars by
the down.
“Mason,“ 'qts., 55c: pin. 50c.
1"E.Z..” (its. 79c;pls, 70c.
“Lightning," qts 81:11th
Jelly Tumblers. per doz.,
240, 290.
Mason JIur- Cains, don, 25c.
.lnr Rubbers, doll“, lilo.
90c.
19c,
Columbia Family Scales. weigh.
up to 25 lbs. 7910. ~
Greet Big Enameled Preserving
Kettles. $1.
“Tanglsfoot” Fly Paper,
29c.
“Flisticko‘n.” 6 for 190
Pyramid Fly Catchers, 6
250.
box,
for
Norwnlk's Lending Dry Goods Store
8 and o Gazette Building. Norwnlk. Connecticut
Prepare for PreserVing Time
Cut Prices on Many Summer Necessities in
‘ Our Bargain Basement
Balloon idly Traps, 100.
Gas Toasters-10c.
Ice Cream Scoops, 10c.
Collapsible Drinking Cups, 10c.
Sanitary‘ Drinking
for be. .
inan ‘ Mowers. Garden Hose,
Ice Coolers. Sin-inkling Pots.
At very low prices.
Cups, 8
The Beers Meat .83.
ProvisionCo;
mum...
13 . 15 Main' Street,
‘ Norwslk
Phone at Both Stores
Bluefish . . lb 911
if the New York delcgntcs succeedl
in convincing their custom flicudsi
(that the best interests of the Vtssocito‘ i
ticn require the establishment of thei
.district branch in the cast, this mav;
have much to do ultll the scltctiou or i
, the city for the next couwntiou
High Finance.
A New York thief chloroform; his
victims before he robs them of their
money Probably he is a humilni-i
tartan it is such a painful operation
to get money from some people that?
an anesthetic is absolutely necessary;
—Cincinnnti Commercial Tribune.
i
To Him Who Learns.
Perennial youth and health or mind}
and bad. is only for him whose mind
is growing daily through the absorp
lion of those thoughts that quickeni
every {acuity and thrill every feeling}
with a sense oi unlimited life. V—V-Walter
De Foe. i
Hard to Make impression.
One great reason wily Experience is!
considered such a hard teacher is the
fact that her pupils are {reduently
unwilling to learn that they require
to have a lesson hammered in. two OTI‘
three times before they finally [it it.
i
When the World is Wrong.
if the ilnvor has gone out of things.
if you cannot catch happinesa, if you!
are out 0! tone VVlth yourself or with
your world {or the sake of everyone?
concerned take yourself in hand
quickly—A. K. Fallows.
Method In Her Madness.
A woman withdrew her divorce
suit against her husband and bought
him an aeroplane. Evidently undertak-
ers are cheaper than lawyers in her
t0wn.-—-Bultlmore Sun.
Consistency.
“I suppose you always say exactly
what you think?" "i try to." replied
Senator Sorghum; "but 1 side try to
avoid thinking anything it would not
be expedient tor me to lay."
This Age of Marvel.
The tendency oi” modern civilizw
lion has been to transfer the burden
of brcudwlnning from the muscles to
the baryon-«Exchange.
Book to Profit by Errors.
“The local. error should humble. but
we should never permit oven the
greatest. to discourage ul."-Blohcp
Potter.
A. In...“
We know now why the chicken
crossed the road. because we found
the cum-LChInrloitcu News dud Court
or.
curried ‘l’hclr Own Broom. ~
'l‘ho cry in new for the 1.11.1.1...“
lilo con option with him.‘
. stand when court adjourned ycilierf
dav was recalled when the cone Volts ,I
continued today. in Mills corrcbcrnt.
' 111nm mind might be- cull
it sits announced that 11 meeting
mplare for the next colchnlion could
be chosen tonight \o‘t a single city
so far been mentioned prominently for
l
the honor. l
“The Public Schools and the Public i _W
Health." VV‘as the subjo‘t 1‘01 discus-
lsion at the owning session. it
been sub diVlded into the palm with?
‘one each allotted to Fletcher 13 Dress-
ilci, specialist in school thonie. BuI
ten of Education Vl’nsliln‘gtcn l). 0.:
Dmid Starr Jordon. president leland
Stanfold ..,lr linitclsliv California;
Dl (‘hnrlez E North \‘ew York citV;
D1. ("‘iulrll-V A. 1. Reed. Cincinnati ant
lflr. Halley W WilcV ,i’ormel chemist
of the ll-cpdrtment of Agriculture,
iiiiiii iii Willi iiiiii
W \l.l. STREEI‘, ii a in -On ploIs
nlalltet was suggestch of another all
glesoiVe hem dliVe soon after the?
lopellillg. Stocks ucle well supported. for[ puma.
hoVVchr and u larne part of the losses
can soon r,cgulned ulth some reduc 7109 0! questionable "l'lllliil
tlon of activity.
\\' Al 1. STREET. Noon. *- \p prellen-
stop 01 a money flurrv, tour. led \V 1th
a revival of yesterday‘s late suiting.)
combined today to depress leading‘
stocks to the lowest, level 'reached
since the culluinnlimr of the bull
movement in the spring 'l‘ruadln r VVusi
active as prices fell the business of
the first hour approximating 200.000
shares. Stocks were chll taken. how-
ever. as evidenced in the tact that
recoveries were made through two do-
clines, tile/only exceptions being a
few issues of a special class. such as
Canadian Pacific. On the other hand.
Guns and Tobacco shares were rela-
tively strong.
Bonds were: easy.
WALL.STREET, 1 1p. m. ----- Prices
were not cssentuully changed in lilo
noon hour, busincsn coming almost to
a bull in the recovery.
BELIEVES THAW l8 BANE.
Vvurrn PLAINS. N. vi; [My 11.-«
1311-. Charles K. Mills one of the Thaw
alienlsia who was on the witness
ed the testimony of Dr White in lililt
he said that Thaw. ls sane at‘ihc rife!-
out. time. He had mode can ‘
lull examinution or V'l‘hawlr .
and could find no truce or no ’
Hunt. be Nddod. in view of his idem .
cry of historih tools. his intellect. in
'i
had i
Butterfish . . 8c
Porgies, not
dressed. .
Steak Cod .
Swordfish
Westport Eels.
7c
1 lie
12%0
lkfirfiii
Néiiiilk ,.
22 West Washington St. South 1
v. \_‘\‘ \‘ “‘.“.‘ V}. ~ in\,
5', '1' -' Ar;
l4c‘
“ V . V. ‘1‘ ‘.‘ \"V ‘ ye 11" \3.
. u.""v1~ 'vaol ' '1'! an:
er beverages diVorced from the heat
wedded to ice. but he “ants that lm- z ,,
holtant part of his hot weather com
Certified ice fills then;
want perfectlv. It costs no more then
It s not
too good for you. Order today. Pfihone‘
VSO
Distributors for The Norwalhs
Brookside ice Co.
SOUTH NORWALK
and
J.. .
Chas. 1‘. Pickering. Ndr‘milt
LADIES'
‘ 89c"
LADIES’
AND PUMPS. VALUE 3200
$1 19
FOR REAL BARGAINS GO TO
George *Kceler. s
Shoe Store
1159- Washington 6!.
H
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sumo nwcn retrain.
The annual utruwbcrry mum of
‘tho Ill-loud River 01...pr veils held 11111 ‘
"evening in the chapel. and prove , “
be the most successful chair
1‘!
II
I GUN METAL AND PAT.
LEATHER PUMPS. VALUE. $1.50 i"
.. n V: II V 1; .
l 3'4 Hod-1W ”mi?
Established 18.6.3!
.‘fvi', ‘1
Established 1868
.yH.Kriegcr & C0~
Test Our
Famous
Charge
System
This is the “time of ~ the year
Iwhen the
accommodation
which we offer should appeal
to you.
You * cans spread your,
ready cash over a larger field
by trading With us
Just now priCes are being re-
duced in all departments.
Before going . on your vacation
let us supply your wants and
;;;ch1 can settle your bill later.
“a.
H'bd
94
Loci i, Look. Lock I
'1‘ch can save money. I cont. ud-
yertlse anythingithut i can‘t make
good. save you 20 to 40 per cent.
Now i will prove to you. Schlitz
Milwaukee beer for $1. 50 case. 24
lmttlcs; Wei: {and Zerwarh Pilscner.
$12.0 Nansen Pliocn‘er. 81.10 canon
ln‘tcrboro. $1.00 coco. Other kinds im-
ported beers Eran: Pale Ale. tine ilk
Al loosen and Flanagan
cube. Don't term
. “worth $150.1 Till
lulu
ahcrry and binomial
‘fifitn‘l ‘3‘, I \vnvuw‘uuwau‘na '— ‘V‘Vu
”U H av 'N 'nvtur Mr
.IWID ',M1'/- 1-
, obvmo’ ru‘cussnc.
“Benjamin."
Platinum. the very bestowing-v
Trousers mode “.00 and 36.60 ‘ :
Serge Trousers 3360 I,
Khaki Trousers 41.50 ‘
‘Llnen Crash Trousers ‘
$1.75 and $2.00 'I '
BATHING “BITE,
“" ‘ $2. 00 to $4.00.
5g Athletic slum and Drawers.
50s to 81.50 our normal.
Knot Draw-r ilnlcn dull
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