my bins all an and
7 xwhen coal was :5 its
rm price; another year
‘2 find me waiting. I’ll
my coal before there’s
THE
Day or Night
spacious and easy ridin
.. while will itake oufi
es.
Livery and Trucking
- Darien Conn.
Men’s and Boy’s
. r1111 Beach Suits00
. onl-
ao. Nomnt
87410—01250 Suite.
FOXY PLAY.
,ylng football with the boys?"
“Too much holding in
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“Why did you stop your girls from
the scrim-
," explained the head of the.and atma town meeting agreed to es-
nary. ——Loulsvine COUIier-Journall tablish a. sthool.
e Hatch éBailey Co.
_, Plainly we want your business, do not disguise. that
fact at all. Thirimpliee our earnest endeavor to retain
your patronage on the_merits of our service.
To get it need not nece ' y mean low prices, we
feel reasonably sure of it, so long as QUALITY
is an essential, the price must \be reckoned commen-
surate with it.
Send in your orders—let us prove to you that our
. products and service is genuinely good. , 5.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
South” Norwalk, Conn.
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spend from 840,000 to $70,000. The
philanthropic proposition, however,
was received so cooly that even Mr.
“Camp Stoves 59c
Favorabie Vote by Stockholders “are in the present building. 11 will be
i
jlate Edwin Gilbert that such a school’whose liabilities total $18,_4~iti.29,.and
1 be established. 1
lthe Gilbert & Bennett Company heiaud assets listed at 8300.
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1the Gilbert & Bennett Company atiahlo vote. of the stockholders the plan
,IGilbert lost some of his enthusiasm.
Mr. Gilbert, nevertheless, made a' be-
quest of $15,000 to the Wilton scuoo1
{district No. 10.
Small afiairs, but very con-
venient for picnic parties.
Every auto and boat should
have one. No Special Tax.
. The need or a new district school was
’BRIGGERMAN BROS realized recently and it would have
' , ' Ehad been necessary to levy a special
. . direct tax so as to raise funds to ay
“Info"! 64 North Milli) for the building had not the directirs
BiOCk Street tot the Gilbert & Bennett Company. de-
icided to turnish the building at the
- ‘company's expense.
SCHOOL BUILDING GIFT ls FROM A" Eitlht Room Building.
iSED REDDING. The proposed building will have
eight rooms. twice as litany as there
I
Gilbert ‘- Bennett Co. Wi” ilocated on the-Redding side of the,
Gladden Hundreds itown line where there is plenty 01.
REDDING 11“” 23 ~Stockholders or room for playgrounds. With the favor
their annual meetinz 119“ Tuesday-'0: the late Edwin (11111911 11111 be re
will vote on the action or their direct (allzcd
ors who have promised to furnish a _______________.__.___
school building for the children or Two FILE BANKRUPTCY PETI.. "
Georgetown and vicinity. That the: TION WITH REFEREE. i
stockholders will vote favorably is be“ Petitions in bankruptcy were tiled
lieved by interested persons here to; yesterday with Referee .1. W. Banks by
be. certain for it was the desire of the. (“'0 Stamford men. Richard E, Brown,
,who has no assets. was one of the
imen, while the ohter was Robert L.
'Rayner, having 11111111111121 of $211,836,311
Gilbert’s Offer.
When- Mr. Gilbert was president ot'
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lt.‘ your tenants are moving use I
'bought a tract of several acres of land
‘lmpossible to say what revenue
3.will tnke.
which local ordinances my Inquire.
Effective Must l—Desined
tom country has From
Spain: Scenery, 1
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The law passed at the last session
of the general assembly, concerning
the use of billboards and the use of
buildings, fences, etc., for advertis-
,..
1
GAZETTE BLDG.
his purposes, is the subject of con-
siderable discussion among those
,who have been using that methodi
of advertising in the past. The law?
will go into effect August 1. There'
was a rumor today that the constiJ
tutionality oi’ the law may be testedi
in the courts.
Thef‘law requires every person who
advertises in that manner to pay a
license to the state, the license fee :0
to be at the rate of one cent for!
every squire foot of space occupied:
The owner of the property is ex-i
empted from the payment 0! the
tax. it a person has a sign which
measures ten square feet his license
fee. will be $1. The issuing of the
license is made a pint of the duty1
of the secretary of state. Deputy!
Secretary R. J. Dwyer is making ar-
rangements for the carrying out of
the. law. It will tequire the printingii
of a number of blanklorms.
it is impossible to form an
mate. of the number of licenses!
,which may be issued by the secre-
tary. . The proceedings pndor the
law are entirely new and :until the.
applications are 1eceivedflt will be
the
issulnar
estl- i
state will receive front the
0f the licenses.
The licenses issued by the state
the place of any license
There ate a large number of bill
boards in the large cities at} the state
and quite a number 11111591921291. con-
structed on
He was ready to Sentinel Want Adv.
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TRISTRAM & HYATT
ma LEAfiING my Goons STORE
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NORWALK
iii.“ CordorOy Coats
Reduced to $4.75
White and colors. Just the thing tor summer outings
White cordoroy caps to match reduced to 60¢
’ , A SPECIAL LOT 01" GUIMPS
[ in white, tan, or black. reduced to 50s each
der consideration in the legislature
tit ms said that one of the purposes
I the measure was to put a stop to
the practice of using barns in the
country for adxertising purposes. it,
is expected that the enforcement3
of the law will be the occasion of
criticism of the enactment.
SNAKE CAUSES ACCIDENT ‘
Charles H. Ward, one'ot the rural‘
caxriers at the Bethel postofiice was
driving along the Glen in Redding Fri-
dav when he heard a pounding and
thundeting in the rear, and saw bear-1
m: down on him. a team of horses:
attathed to a farm wagon. it was a‘
mum». The mad is narrow and Mn}
Witf drove his horse onto the side‘
of the road, as far as was po.st«1ihlt=.;t
Meanwhile the team crashed into that
lighter wagon in which Mr. Ward sat.i
The driver of the runaway team was
Prank Hall, of 11911111112. According,
to Mr. Hall, one of his team is a
threeoyear-old colt. He went on to;
say that while driving along the Glen:
the horses saw a large black snakei
and cattle to a stop. Hall then got;
down from his seat and taking his'
whip started to beat the. snake. The ‘
voting colt became frightened at the
noise of the whip and the team‘
started.
anal-Ia!" aunt-fatal
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Now is the time
To bu”): your Frills
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Wonderful Bargains 1n every depart-
ment.
You will save many dollars on your
outfit as everything is being sold at
éloSmg prices. ‘»
at -In ‘..W‘" adymaln
sale
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Men’s ,OXfords
“Regal" $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00Factory Stamped Prices. This
All “W. L. Douglas” Oxfords, Factory Stamped $3. 50, now
McElwain‘s Light Thread Shoes and Oxfords, value $3.50, now
Bates‘ Tan Oxfords, value $3. 50. now ......... z . . . . ‘. . . .
Men’s Canvas Scouts, Leather Trimmedrvalue $1.75, now $1.29 7
2.98
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Every pair in the store on sale
2.50 '-
2.50
$2.50
Canvas Shoes
ALL- Summer Goods
MUST GO. ' '9
Everything pertaining to Warm Weather
Footwear must. move, and move quickly—
That s the reason for these
Remarkably Low Prices
‘ Tomorrow prices go downll—Down as they
. have never gone ”before. Read these prices
and you will be convinced that this is .a
; Women’s Oxfords
Tan Oxfords, Factory Stamped Prices $3.1m, $3.50 and ”$4. 00, “ Re-
CANVAS GOODS
Pat. and Gun Colonial Pumps, values $2.00 and $2.50, now
Tan Juniper Sole Oxiords, with rubber heels, value $3. 50, now
’Tan. Rubber Sole and Heel Oxfords, $2.00 and $2.50 .
gal” and “Douglas,” now . . . .. ........... 1 69
“Regal” and “Douglas” Black Oxfords and Pumps,
Stamped$3soand$4oomow .......... $249 ,
Tan Pumps, values $2.50 and $3. at), now ............. . .98¢
‘ Grey Top Pumps, values $2.50 and $3.00, now .......... $1 98
Grey Top Pumps, values $2.00 and $2.50, now. .. . ; . . . . $1 49
1.39
2.29
$1.59
Same in Boys’ sizes I to 541-2 . $1 19 REAL Patent and Vici Short Vamp Oxfords, values $2. .50 and $3. €0.49
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1 Same m Youths Sizes 8 1'2 to 113 1-2 ............. . ...... 1 89¢ B r ain1sale .White Canvas Pumps. Black Stripgs. now ........ "2.: . . _ $1.49
Men s Wh: te Rubber Sole Oxfords ....... - ............. $ 1 19 a g _, White Canvas Pumps. Blue Stripes Diamond Tip ..... '. $1.39
Come early if possible as sizes will quickly ~W~hite Canvas Pumps and Oxfords, $I‘5° 3‘19 $2 °~° """" $1-19 ‘
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BOY S OXfOI‘dS be broken, and you will get a better selec- ' . GIRL S LOW SHOES ‘
Boys’ Oxfords, values $2.50 and $3.00, new ...... . $1.48 tion. , LOW “€31 Pumps, values $2100 and $2 50. now . . . . .'.. .$1. 79.
Youths' Oxfords values $2. 00, now $1 39 , Don’ t miss this Bargain opportunity of the _.Low Heel Pum .sfi vallues $1. 50 and $1 75., now ------ ~- $1.19 .
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:IOYS’ Lib; Threrifdnggfords. value $2 50. now ---------- $5233 “35°“ ' editsci': .Gun 23d Pat. P111113... 8 r- 2 to n ...... 33$ ,
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