in still they my show’
donut like them Mina
earns
varmvlsbmnsndtbepriossars
you will like and as: more money
ate-no lower. no usher. We sits
mwn tor m or 811A densest
seszyon Store ones evasion until 0
A trade may be made of a nice
house tor a good lot or two, and a lit-
tle cash. possibly without. .
Also call and see my list or line
properties. it is time well spent (or
those interested.
Mr. Lawrence,
ZIOUTH MAIN ST.
Were 812.00; now .......... .. .47.”
en ’5’ “i Were £14.00; now ........... . . . .0038
Were $10.00; new ............... “.98
Fabrics are the latest Style, in shades oi brown, grey and blue serge.
”:Latest Styles in Oxfords, Ties and Shoes.
D. GOTTLIEB,
11 NORTH MAIN STREET, SOUTJW NORWALK.
Glover’ sThe Place
j 3“ ' _ ‘THE
' ‘Brookside Lake Ice Co
‘ DEG. TO ANNOUNCE THAT
,. Commencing May 1st. 1908, the price
or ice to business homes will be
based on the Average
so! Deliveries.
., , Quantities or 500 lbs. or over. 20s per
Qnsnttities or 200 lbs. to 500 lbs.. 25c
pat-c wt;
Quantities at 100 lbs. to :00 lbs, 30:
Wow
Quantities of use than 100 lbs” 40c
' per on.
Family trade. 40: per cwt.
PURE LAKE tcs.
Two Phones. 164—7522.
Eaton-Hurlbut
Writing Papers
Writing Paper (per box) .. 15: to so:
Pads (ruled and plain). 10s to 25s
Kara Hash Paper it lb. pity.) .. 26c
Kara Unen Envelopes (per pits.) in: '
W. A. Briggerman,
music arose. ‘
Dansvari liaslt. 112 Washington lt.
" 3 Agent tor Crescent Laundry.
A:
IN ALL LE “THERS
WOOD WOOD
A.CARMI BETI‘S.
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
Iswse and split Ready for
nail ly Use.
In“ Wood, “.00 per cord; 01.50 per
“um Wood ems per corvette
WHOM
wear Shoes T Fit.
W. R
.ijjiii
SHES
Potash, lime. and phesphsris acid
[silt Wood 25s extra her it cent.
are contained in Hardwood Ashes in
. ‘ V!“ "I. 7‘ WM.
1'“ “1—1. "DIWALI. CONN. desirable terms for plant growth. and
—-—-' ashes have been well named "Nature's
xPlant Food." Iut they are really
more than a simple plant load. be.
cause. in addition to their Isrttlistng
properties. they act as a solvent oi
the sell. and term combinations that
enhance the value at latent plant load
already in the sell. The plant loot?
contained in Hardwood Ashes gives s
direct and prompt result. WhilI the
action on the soil shows permanent rs-
suits. Pieces at land where ashes
have been liberally supplied have
shown the silent iar years sttsr.
'0! CAL! IV “Ti-II IAHIIL AT ’
in warm» St.
The Fems Coal Co.
mmmrm 32—. «-
y . Rave on Heard oi
. O
The New Scrence
. , ‘ .
of Healing?
aim is now resolving the attention
{I my ladlol In society. who have
m this rstorin method or heelitut
M so Isritedly improved in health
M Wee have they become
‘7 m esssurasin others to Ioilnw
«link He on should live in
.H Mart or limb
I“... was in health and litto-
first is!
V the “Maoist at.
. d. Wash It. newlines aim.
south activists.
we ”1' nova».
A STRONG BANK.
III“. Slim and Profits oi "0400000
s and ”rectors.
V 1 I .;§ I'M "munitions im' all.
ibs'lstir per seat. interest paid.
South orwalk Savings Bank
« gum.‘ WWW
wwwsvs
salsuuards or our more i.nw
UM. slarsotsr.
”NYC. IAN“ IUILDIM
SOUTH ”IVA“:
Odin”.
d _, .
We»; bistros. ssnsbt asthmatics
yestsrdn Melisa-d tsls
estate a Itorsewbin on Andrew Wageri-
Halt s doses titties lire. ilrssu
aimed mm in the less with the
whip More be overpowered her. '1'me
be called s pollutants and «used her
arrest.
am. am; declared Charlton so
cussd her at movie. attentions Iron
a visitor train at. mule. Ills ml
her hnsb'sati was with her when the
at. hauls mas visited them.
NURSE. CIT TOGETHER.
BRIDGHI’OBT, lay 7.——~'l‘he pith
annual convention of the Graduate
4 Nurses State Association hero roster.
day attracted an attendance or about
too. Addresses the snbiecta retiniti-
ing to nursing were made by hit-.4 l «-
belie Wilcox, Pins Meadow; Miss
Martha Wilkinson, Hartiorti and Miss
Butler, Hartford. omcsrs were sleet-
ed as follows:
President—whim Martha J. Wilkinv
son Hartford
First Vice-presidentr-Mrs, Isabelle
Wilcox, Pins lissdow.
Second Vice-president—Misa Elisa
bath Boaters. Waterbury.
Corrsspondinyb secretary-w Mrs. E.
Lockwood, Granny
Recording Secretary—lilies Margar-
et Gallagher, Danbury.
Treasurer—Miss Rose Beavren, or
New Haven.
KILLED iN AUTO ACCIDENT.
DURIJNGTON May 7.—-ltobert
H. Clark was killed and Harry W.
Chase seriously injured In an auto-
.mobile accident today. The ear
.strucit a fence. hurting the occupants
into a ditch. Two other men, K H.
Laury, the driver of the machine, and
Arthur A. Footer, were slightly lniur-
ed. The vehicle was demolished.
Clark was a son-in-law of Col. H. W.
Hall, formerly a member oi the NOV-
ernor’s atoll and a prominent Odd
Fellow. He leaves a widow.
m
BODY FOUND iN RIVER.
BRIDCEPORT, May 7.—1’he body 0 .
John Shinnrll, aged-45,1 bnrxeman.
was found in the river [War the rail-
road station here today. Shinneli disc
appeared from the barge Wheeler and
Howe» ilro weeks ago, and It was
thought that he had nilnn overboard.
He belonged in New nrir and had no
friends here, so far as known.
Mrs. Ella Lockwood. 0! pin. 9 Iiniou
avenue, wan quite badly bruised by he-
cidont which occurred Tuesday night
when Dr. Wadsworth’s auto run Into
the trolley our. s
The annual meeting oi St, Paul's
Episcopal Church. Norwullt. will be
held tonight.
Nam:
Special Town Meeting
The inhabitants. lt-ttui voters. of the,
Town of Norwullt are hereby notified
and warned that a special town meet-
ing will be held in the Town Hall, in
Wall street. Tuesday. May lit. 1908.
at it o‘clock in the evening, to hear
the estimates and tax rate fixed by
the linard oi Estimate and Taxation
in said town (or the ensuing your. and
to take action thereon, as provided
by law.
Dated at Norwnlk niorettuid. this 7th
day of May, i908.
ALFRED AVIHON
JOHN DEVINE,
WILLIAM Ii REED
Suit-omen oi the Town of Norwsilr
()ltlllilt 1'0 Si'JT'l‘I. EAGCOUNT.
)Imil'l. May 4, A. It, lil0il.
Estate. of Julia ill. (1. i-loymour. lute
oi Norwsllt, in maid distrirt. deceased.
Ordered. That the executor exhibit
his administration art-mint to this
court ior adjustment. at the probate
unless in Norwsllt on the Hill day n!
blur, 1008. at 10 o‘clock ioronoon; and
that all persons Interested in said as-
tate may be untitled that-mi. the our
motor will estrus this order to be
published in a newspaper havinx a
circulation in said dintrliil at least
ilvr days before said liih day of May.
District oi Norwsllt. its, Probate
limit.
lilv‘itt'lll' W. illiiitlii'ltl'.
in? it . mirth
IUV A IOX 0'
Roger Ludlow’s!‘
There's none better
lor l0c. '
B. I. . REYNOLDS.
le. Ill-2.
New for Reliability.
The Minn oi the builder is sit shot»
into guarantee. ltssui. Serious l"groin.
Form iiruyl-ryoan lo xiii.
you iooitins tor spend You oan't iti-
MN to overlook this otter:
‘13: s it p.. Myrtle. Gilli.
C. L. ST. JOHN.
COUTH NOIWAM
Ones,
Mira. 3.7mm s in It
lug thrown down In the cur by the ac- “
1: mm mm at
GASOLINE *
Launches and Engines
ii is. p..
m ‘ «Kaolin
mfg“. at the home
, ’ avenue. Norwalk,
whmshslissbesuilltorstsnetlme
The at years at m and
1's mm: husband and two
damage, lira.
m0 and hire
Robert .
laurel will be held Saturday morning
Mit- Wa Church ,at 9 o‘clock.
inter-meat will follow at St. Mary's
” rit-
e
m
i-I.it. unit.
him-Tm Scott wileoiColouel Hiram
looti. died at or on Saturday
morning. utter a lines he Illness. The
funeral yes largely attended at tit.
Stepbsu' church on Monday alter.
noon. Rev. Poster Ely. at Stamford.
oilicisiiny. The iiorsl tributes were
very besutiiul.
M
An automobile bound from New
York, skidded In Wall street. Norwalk.
today, and landed on the sidewalk in
front at Tristram it Ilysti‘s store. No
damage resulted.
The public schools had one session
today on account of the storm.
I
Mr. 8inxeriy~Do you know that new
tune lust haunts me. Mrs. Singerlyw
No wonder—waiter the way you" vo ‘mur—
detect it ~Bmart Set.
W
”lie accused ms at being a dirt."
" Did you own up?”
‘ “No, l pleaded liliy.’
has. a and 5 Citizens BUILDING.
. Floor Coverings.“
Anything in the line ot'F‘loor Coverinl we are prepared to furnish.
merit but! never been questioned. It's the best the market affords-—
Aii Wool Inorsin Carpets. Handsome Axminstsr Carpets,
Tspsstry brusssls Carpets. lolly Brussels Carpets,
Pure Wool Velvet Gli‘m Carpet Filling, aii qualities.
A handsome line of large also ltuxii in lnpiulnu, Pro llrunsols Tapestry Iirurselu, [lolly Brussels. Aatnlusiul',
Housefumislting Department.
HOUSE CLEANING SI’ECIALC IN OUR liOUBEb‘UIINIBHING DEPARTMENT.
The reliability of our Carpet Depart-
Hsli and ”sir Carpets,
Carpet 5"“ in all sizes.
e
Wool Coiling Dusters ..... ......S1.00 Whisk Brooms ior tituirs ........ .236 lion-Ami. per cake .......... ,......Io
Mops tor Hard Wood Floors ...... 400 Fiber Bomb l’ullu ........... .23c Window Brushes ............ 390 ,.
Carpet Boaters .. .......... 10¢ Large Bottle Ammonia ............ dsfl‘uelt Pullers ,......... ...... .50
Giant l’uriur Brooms ...... . ...... .lss ilcrub Brushes .............. ills Tack Hammers. .............. lilo ,
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, NORWALK CONN.
Read
This News ~ From Our
. Fumiture r Department.
0
UR list of offerings today show many good values, Which, for their reasonably
low prices and extra good quality, should commend themselves to your notice.
Visit us as often as you can and you will find
Offerings in All Departments
THAT WILL APPEAL TO YOUR INSTINCT OF ECONOMY.
Ranges for Cooking.
W
E have a large assortment of well known makes
from 815.00 to $40.00 A grannies goes with
every oneof them. If not to your entire satisisdtion.
we refund ille‘ntoney. CASH or CREDIT.
f
Buffets, Sideboards and China
Closets.
i‘g‘tkl‘flt‘? -" .
us or
T is no idle boast when
we say that we have the
largest and best assortment at these useful Diningroom
ornaments. A visit to this department will convince you
that our statement is true. Prices too numerous. to quote
them all in this limited space—but we have them to suit
all purses. CASH or CREDIT.
Diningroom Tables and Chairs
to Match.
Iron and
PWARDSoi 50iiyles.
frost which you can
U
Prices range irom 83.00
to $35.00. Mattmsses
sanitary and best make.
make your selection. . —~
and springs of the ' "
Brass Beds.
plenty oi them
Rounds: well as Square.
Box Seat. Gene and Leather Covered Chairs. Kitchen
WERound have
Tables and Kitchen Chairs. To find out how reasona-
bly low our prices really are. call in and investigate. per-
sonally. we will make a customer of you. EASY I’AY-
HEN’I‘S IF DESIRED.
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....... m...............t....... um..- . .. ...............
m.— ...... Humhmwlmlx .,
A GREAT variety til
prices.
Wovens .
Woes
ml
l
l.
i W
Mailings and Oil Cloth.
' Rugs, All Sizes.
BODY Brussels. Tapestries. Volveis. Axmlnsiers. Crux.
Also. a bin attainment of All Wool Ari Squares.
these Floor Coverings at all
. CASH 0R CREDIT.
THE same methods that were put in' force the day we ordered this Store rule as
well ‘iodsy. Our clerks are polite and painstaking. You will never have
goods misrepresented to you here.
warm at y
OOOOO¢*“*”NMO ."
fiv’b
Norwalk Chronicler