E HAVE SUITS to show you that can‘t be made by any but the best tailors. They are better than nine out of ten tailors can make for you. Try them on. then decide for yourself, but don't fool yourself into paying a big price for your Suit. You can get just as good from us for only $10. GET THE HABIT—GO TO THE BflPIHIBHl flifllHlNB Ill]. HARRY COODWIN, MID South Norwaik, Conn A slim J _____.. UAL IMPORTANCE AT THE oakand F urStore 68 WASHINGTON STREET fl Natl; Main Street. r 7,,or nuns pairCI . ‘ Beginnin t" ‘ 350 On account of the backward season, we must sell our entire stock at a sacrifice. They are made of Panama in every fashionable Spring coloring; mannish Worsted in the new English dainty w’checlts’, silk lined, and all. the swell novelty fabrics in pony, Etonl and the fashionable fitted, trimmed with silk braid. . This is probably the greatest suit sale ever held in South Nor- walk, offering such money-saving opportunities in the very height of the season. " IN OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. our prices are cut in half for this sale. Come early for this will only last a few days. Sine South Norwalk. g Saturday, May 4 SPRING SUITS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES embodying every known fashionable fabric and style, 6.95 $12.95 $14.95 Wholesale values, $12.00 to $30.00. e i t , The Fair BI 68 Washington Street, A ISRAEL, Proprietor. oak and Fur exhibit their claims for settlement. ' ‘ I occupations - SOLVENT NOTICE; District of Norwalk, ss, Probate Court, April 3011:, A. 1).. 1907. Estate of Bernard Grumbly, late of Norwalk, in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis- trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al- lowed six months from the date here» of for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay- ment to ANN GRUMIILY, 1130 in? It Ixecutrix. SOLVENT NOTICE. . .. District of Norwalk, ss., Court, April 24, A. l’)., 1907. Estate of Leopold Wehrie, Ia: ‘ of Norwalk; In said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis- trict of Norwaik, hath limited and al- lowed six months from the date here- of for the creditors of said estate to Probate Those who neglect to present their ac- counts, properly attested, within said time, will be debut-red a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pay- ment to TIIERESE WEHRLE. a24 mi 8 Administratrlx. ORDER OF NOTICE. District of Norwalk. as, Probate Court, May 7th. A. 1)., 1907. Whereas, written application has been made to this court for the ad- mission to probate of n certain written Instrument as and for the will of Julia A. Johnston, late of Norwalk, in said district. deceased. Orderbd. That said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Norwalk. on the 16th day of May, 1907. at 10 o‘clock forenoou; and that public notice thereof be. given to all persons interested therein by pub- lishing this order In a newspaper hav- Ing a circulation In said district. at least five days before said day of hearing. . llilCGORY, Judge. HENRY W. n18 It POPULAR AMUSEMENTS. ISLE or uoxo uo’m.‘ The Isle of Bone Iiong, headed by the eminent dialect minedinn, .Iolln W. Ransome, formerly star with the Prince of PIIscn company who created the original role of Cincinnati Ilrewer ip this piece, will be at Hoyl‘s Thea- t c the last of this month. under the nuapiccs ol‘ I’onnssus Council. Royal Arcnnum, of Norwalk. Mr. Ransone will be supported by such eminent artists as Miss Ilcurietia Lee. Charles I'. Morrison, Florence Moe Smiih. Walter Ware. Wayne Campbell and n large and handsome chorus. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS Neighbor Camp. Woodmen of the World. held a very pleasant smoker Ill their quarters. last evening. Re’ Ireshmcnts were served during lh evening. ' Dudley E. Raymond went to Strat- I’ord this morning in his automobile, where the machine became disabled. George Lockwood and Charles Ray- mond went over after the disabled ma chine. ., Steps Saved n .' man mean moneu saved. and it does . mean strength saved. So be sure , to take advantage of. the Reduction in the, rate of extension telephones. OnIIJ $5 a near in flour office and 3 $6 at home. Consider the advan- : lanes of the EXTENSION TELEPHONE _— , y'V-‘ICION 0F CONSTITUTION. bounty bill which the senate first re- TFORD, May 8.~—'l‘he resolu- Jccted and then recommitted. ,a referendum on the questionI i . r. vision of the state constitution he'noxt election was favorably re- lied from the committee on consti- ‘n'alamendments today. This mat- a considered by the house last ad was revived as a joint res- Is year. The house insisted lotion .in passing the $2 f0x PASTOR'S HELPERS' SUPPER. The Pastor's Helpers, of the South Norwalk Baptist Church, gave a tur- key supper. last evening, at the church. The husbands of the mem- bers were also invited and a Very en- joyable time resulted. r y the Ten For Cont. Plan. . by some cause your income were reduced ten per cent. you- lld "continue to live—simply by cutting off a few luxuries and plan- a little more carefully. ' Why. not trim your expenses that ten per cent. and with It procure not satisfying independencce by having a, savings fund here earn- Uit per cent. , , south Norwalk Savings Bank Dani! Million. 07 Washington Oh. Couthjjmrwalk. Conn. The remains of Mrs. Hannah E Becrs, of New Haven, were brought to Norwaik yesterday, for interment In Norwalk Cemetery. Mrs, Beers was sixty-three years and formerly lived in Norwalli. , The. companies of the Norwalk Fire Department hold regular practice. runs last night, and refreshments were serv- ed. Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com- pany and Phoenix Engine Company enjoyed steamed clams. ‘ Congressman E. J. Hill arrived home last night from a several days’ trip. On Sunday Congressmen Hill and Bede attended the Fifth Avenue Church, known as Rockefeller‘s church, and heard Rev. Dr. C. E. Aked. of Liverpool, England. Christian Larsen and Edward Weed journeyed to New Canaan last evening and again defeated at cribbage Daniel Hamilton and Charles Brown. The first In the series was won by them, 6 to «I, and the games last night, '6 to 5. The South Norwnlk team is the cham- pion. ..._...._.__.__ \ SMITH GAVE AWAY $27,000,000. NEW YORK. May 8.—-—James Henry Smith, who died in Japan a few weeks ago, leaving an estate of an estimat. ed value of $25,000,000, gave away $27,000,000 to his relatives and to charitable societies before Ills death, according to a statement made by one of the executors of the Smith estate today. This executor declared that Mr. Smith inherited $110,000,000 from his uncle. the late George Smith, and that there now remains of that amount about $22,000,000 to be divided among the Smith heirs. It is said that Mr. Smith preferred to have his relatives established in business and using his money while he was alive. BILLS REPORTED UNFAVORABLY. HARTFORD, May 8.—'l‘he hills which Senator Donnelly introduced early in the session, and which. after being nearly four months on the table, were referred to the finance commit— tee. were reported upon unfavorably today. They were those concerning returns by telephone. gas. electric light and watr companies for the pur- poses of taxation; providing that so- curities of railroad, railway, telephone, gas. light, electric light and water companies shall not be issued for less than market value; an act concerning taxation of street railways: an act Concerning taxation of public service corporations with a view of establish- ing a uniform system of taxation. NORMAN—MeLAREN. LONDON, May 8.-—-Sir Henry Nor- man, the author and traveler. was man rled at at. Manuel’s Church. West- minister, today. to .Miss' Priscilla. daughter of Sir Charles McLaren, a wealthy iron master. ‘ Clerk Baldwin 81,300 for extra clerical hire, the question was raised and ar- gued at length as to the legality of voting an extra compensation of this character. The resolution came from the committee on contingent expenses. Senator Luther opened the debate by asking it the resolution was a legal one. If the passage of It would mean an Illegal voting of money he was on posed to it. Senator Donovan called atteutsion to the need of a legal op- Inldn and asked Senantor Walsh as chairman of the judiciary committee to give one. Senator Grant; favored referring the matter to the attorney general. Senator Blakesiee said It was late In the session to do that. Senator Domvau quoted the constitu- lion and pointed out that the 24th amendment prohibits the granting of extra compensation to any officer, agent or servant of the state. He. wanted to know if the senate was go- Ing against the constitution or wheth- er they simply wanted to please their moral selves. Senators Judson, Mid~ dieton and Luther spoke and the first- named said that the senate already had expressed its desire to cut off gratuities of this sort, but he kngw well that Ihe judge had obtained ex ra compensation, so with that precedent the senate was not to be blamed with passing the resolution In question. He poinled out that the action of the senate on matters which it passes as a body of Itself were legal as the con- which the assembly as a whole acted. This applied also, to what the house does as a single body. Senator Dono‘ van immediately replied. that Senator Judson with all his eloquence was of- ten wrong and he thought the senator was wrong in this instance. Senator Farrell said that the question of le- gality should have been presented to the committee, that it was now too late to change the resolution. Senator Walsh agreed with Senator Farrell and could not: see whereih the action would be Illegal. The resolution was then passed without dissent. NEW CANAAN-NORWALK TROLLEY Hearing Held Yesterday—Another to be Held Later 0n. Apparently the proposition for a trolley road from New Canaan to Nor- wnIkvmld about the streets of Nor- waik is not yet quite dead. A hearing on the bill giving permission for such a road was held before the railways committee in Hartford, yesterday. A hearing was held some time ago and later the committee reported un- tuvorably, but the oorporators of the proposed road secured another hearing on It. Still another hearing Is to be held. The dale has not yet. been an‘ nounced. Yesterday's hearing was attended by Reed (I. Haviiami, Ilr. William F. Ac- ton and Frank H. filer-rill. who are corporators, and Attorney John J. Walsh, mpreaenting the corporntors. OBITUARY RECORD. FUNERAL Oh‘ MARIA SIMKO. The funeral of the late Marin Simko was held this morning from 10 Bouton street. A Hungarian priest from Bridgeport officiated. The interment was In Pine Island Cemetery. MR8. BRADLEY'B TRIAL POST~ PONED. WASHINGTON, May 8.——At the. re- quest of Mr. Hoover, representing Mrs. Annie M. ilradleyfwho Is under in‘ diciment for‘ihe‘murder of former United States Senator Arthur Brown. of Utah, Mrs. Bradley's trial was to- day postponed until October 7. The request for postponement was based upon Illness of Mrs. Bradley's coun~ sci. Mr. Hoover stated today that Mrs. Bradley's defence will be that of insanity. BURGLARS CRACK THREE GEOR- GIA SAFESI. AUGUSTA, Ga; May 8,-A' special to the Herald from Oliver, 6a., says that burglars last night cracked three safes there and escaped with consid- erable money. ' STRIKER HURT IN..CLA8H. NEW YORK. May 8.—0ne man was seriously Injured In a clash between strike sympathizers and worklngmen at the plant of the llavemeyer Sugar Refining Company In Brooklyn today. The police quickly suppressed the dis- turbance. . M Quick returns—Sentinel want ads. GLOVE R 'S the place. HANAN G. SON. $5.00. 33.50 and $4.00. SHOES AND OXFORDS for Men. OXFORDS, AND POMPA TIES All leathers, for Womhn. ,, ' Phone,“ «2-2. l . . Wear‘jshoes THAT F ITI stitutlon applied only to matters in _ repaired. , Ceile.'8park Piuhs, etc. . . Launeh‘EanMs, Covers, Curtains. Tarpnuiins. Tents, Awnings and Dalia. I ,_ [$th 8. 1907. NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. WI,“ . . m“ ”m?" ran taxman our ooops srona . Clerk Isidwin. of the Meta. Given " ”‘ ' ' 31.800 for Extra Clerk HIM. ‘ . , . ““an "“”'""'”’"“"“ IRIS] RAM & H) A] 1 resolution In the Senate today slvinx . “is. In -Ennv V Something to Remember. That we sell everything in the line 01 CRRPE’I‘S, also all kinds and Sizes of BUGS, including the larec carpet SlZcS, of WIIILII we have a full line of all qualities. Including Wiltons. Axminsiers, Bodv Brussels, Tapestry Brussels, Decorated Dinner Plates ......... Decorated Breakfast Plates....§. 8c Decorated Tea Plate s ............ 6c Decorated Soup Plates ........... 5c Decorated Pie Plates ............ 5c PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. WASHINGTON, May 8.—~'I‘he second day of the Congress of American Phy~ slcinns and Surgeons opened with sec- tional meetings of the various bod Ies, at which numerous papers were, H. Krieger & Co. read. The. first general the Congress for the day will be held this afternoon, when the topic to be considered will he “The Comparative Value of the Medical and Surgical Ti'eaiment of the Iinediateantl Remote Results of llicer of the Stomach.” Papers will be read hearing on this subject by Dr. .lohn C. Munro, of Bos- ton, and others. A general discussion trill follow. ‘ nauseoar an.“ Nor-walk Commencing May 8th. MON., WED. AND SAT. EVERY WEEK. THE E. w. BRADLEY CO. Will Exhibit the Edison Model Kine- toscope. All New Movlng Pictures and Illustrat- ed Songs. Illustrated Songs Rendered by Charles Thies. , Prices—Matinee, 5c and 10c: even- ings, 5c. 10:: and 2°C. Hours—2:30 and 8:15. EE SATURDAY. 5-3:. ... . .., . The testing of the eyesight to see It glasses are. neces- sary is a scientific piece of work for which not every one is competent. WEAR PERFECT LENSES. Homer B. I1 oyt 78 United Bank Building. Tel. 363-12. NW-..“ . a. . so-.." .W._._L. ma...“ Miller 8; Jordan, in [slate irons. ‘0Illce, Iloyi’s Theatre Building, SOUTH NORWALK. Ilain OIIIce..181 State Strict, BRIDGEPORT. M. Why Pay Rent ? . , “my” You can own your home for less and . RALSTON HEALTH. have all the comforts of a modem “00‘ > house withmall uptodate conveniences. Five new cottages on Woodward sve- ELITE, one for salef'SIOOO In cash, balance on mortgage payable on any terms. . lmoums or Charles E. Hoyt. PRESTO-LITE Tiling. AutoE—arag'e and Machine Shop. Automobiles stored. overhauled and Tires. Lamps. Oils, Dry 204 WASHINGTON 37.. II meeting of, 'E. 3. Rob arisen. Proprietor. Velvet, Kurdistan and Fibre. OUSEFURNISHINGS. Decorated Covered Dishes ........ 35c ‘ Decorated Gravy Boats .......... 25c Decorated Ind. Butters ........... 3c . Decorated Bakers .............. 19c Decorated Platters ............... 250 Decorated Coffee Cups ........... 12¢ Decorated 3W“ Bowls """""" 25° Decorated Tea Cups ............. 10c BENIN" 30“" ---------- - - » - -- -12° Decorated Fruits ................. 5c , Decorated Butters ................ 29c TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, N ORW I ALK, CONN. ‘ Spring . Furniture ‘ o Are You Getting Your Home - Remember that d' in Shape for Spring? we are showing , ‘. the best and largest assortment in all. kinds of Furniture, Oil Cloths, Bed Springs, and Mitt- tresses, at the lowest pricesfivivivivi. Cash or Credit and Easy . Weekly, Payments. "H'T'KR’I‘EGER‘t c m... ..-.. . “as” 0 ~—-—— In!" I a, NORWALK GAS BILL. HARTFORD, May 8.——lt was further stated by members of the committee on cities and boroughs today that the gas rates according to the agreement reached through the medium of the company is that after October 1 next the price of gas will be $1.35 per thousand cubic feet with. ten cents off for immediate payment. The price formerly was $3.15, but last December It was reduced voluntarily. to $2.66. The company is to change the process of making gas, giving the same quali- ty as furnished in New Haven and Hartford. The sub-committees have not yet completed their conferences with officers 'of the gas companies at Torrington and South Norwalk. BILL OF PARTICULARB DENIED. BOISE, Idaho, May 8.——'l‘he motion for a bill of particulars filed by the. defense in the case of W. .D.‘ wood. secretary and treasurer of the Western Federation of Miners, charged with the murder of tumor Governor Stennonberg. was denied by Judge Fre- mont Wood. When a woman writes to an old schoolmate about the fine new house her husband has rented the count: In Hay- ' FEBTIIIZERS for Lawp and Danish GROUND BONE “M11 , (Pure, unadulterated) ""1“ woo‘E-X-s'u as (from Hickory wood) PULVERIZED SHEEP MANURE (From Chicago Block Yards) 0‘ All the chevs‘lsold In lugs or bar role for your. convenient use. ; III Fillsliaito. , the shins closet. the pantry, cellar pan-road?! TANKO. “I; i stairs and coal binas guests' room.
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