kn en’s Suit “it nonrn ream eraser, : THE . dockside Lake Ice Co ' . "68 no ANNOUNCE THAT Mounting May 1st, 1908. the price ' ‘of ice to business homes will be baa‘ed on the Average amount of Deliveries ‘ Quantities or 500 lbs. or over, 20¢ per .. .v Quantities of 200 lbs. to 500 lbs., 25c ‘ Quantities of 100 lbs. to 200 lbs. 30c ‘ ‘ I!” Quantities of Less than 100 lbs., 40¢ per owt. ‘ .Fafnlly trade. ‘06 per cwt. PURI LAKE tel. Two Phone, 163—7524. ereclAL roa earunoav.‘ , .IPOPULAR . 4 Sheet Musrc 15c a Copy. ' “W. A. Briggerman, HUIIO 0708'. ‘ Donovan Iloeit. tea Washington It. . . Agent tor Crescent Laundry. W006 wWooo A. CM'BETTS. Hard and Soft Wood. lowed and IInllt Ready for lentil yu .IonWooQfl.flpercortl; alum 15M Y‘ood. 01.00 per cord; 01.7! , eo . ”at Wood Ila extra not it cord Vera we. re «mm run-s. ‘/ nonwaut. o'onn. " IlaveYoulieldoi " The New Science \ I ” of Healing? 4%“ is now receiving the attention . fl Ila! tadiee in society. who have ' W tale resorts norm or healing. W as uncanny improved in nuns have they become ' . are aging others to iollow III-Ole. No one should live in m “We a .“f’ N "NU- thoy oao live in health and hen- by nil. to the Chiropractor at .g. weaninaten at. l'lavlland arm. 4 MUM“. . "LIT . VIN. II MIMI”! t “MIT: 3:3: itheteareereeetlateres Motor Wham ot our liate haw EmAL «meet». Patterns “for a tin dollar edit rice and if you do until 810.50. and they may be ovariety is broad and the prices” are m that you will like and sea more money and Ito-no lower. no higher. town for no or m. A glance at our hywlll ooaviaoa you Store open evenings until I Wow: A Trade. house for a good lot oy- two, and a lit- tle cash. possibly without. ' Also call and see my list of fine properties. it is time well spent for those interested. Mr. Lawrence, 2 BOUTH MAIN 81'. Were £12.00; now .............. .0730 Were 814.00; now ............ . ..ee.ee Were 810.00; now...............“.lh fibrin! are the latest Style, in shades of brown."grey and blue Serge. test Styles in Oxfords, Ties and Shoes. D. GOTTLIEB, SOUTH NORWALK. Glover’s The Place IN ALL LEATHERS Phone 542.2. wear “Shoes That Fit. wwwwwe .anas.‘ .— Woon ASHES Potash. lime. and phosphoric acid are contained in Ha Ashes in desirable forms for plant growth. and ashes have been well named “Nature's Plant Food." lot they are really more than a simple plant toad. be cause. in addition to their tertlilainp PNMfllfl. they not as a solvent at the soil. and form combinations that enhance the value of latent plant food already in the soil. The plant food contained in Hardwood Ashes gives a direct and prompt result. while the action on the poll shows permanahtre suite. Pieces of land where aehea have been liberally supplied have shown the effect for yeara after. POI .ALI IV TH! IAIIIL AT lflWashiagtoonSt. TheFerrisCoalCo. :1“" the “3%? Mill but died suddenly during the night. but the rumor proved to be without foundation. There has been no heed to bother over the troublesome street sprinkling problem for the past two days. but the City Council is aware that it will be a hughear min are ion and will there fore hold their schedu special meet ing Monday night to discuss ways and means. The civil suit of John H. Wigton ver- sus lreue D. Wood is schedui. .i for a hearing before Judge Robinson to Superior Court at Bridgeport next Thursday. The piaintil is represented by Warner and Goldachmldt and Keogh and Condos and the defendant The three doberman, Optician Ho- mer B. Hoyt, Dentist C. I". Boutwell and insurance Man Fred H. Field, ar- rived home on schedule last night from their recent trout fishing expe- dition to Liichlield county. They re- port a due time and the capture or more than one hundred speckled beau- ties. The Cuban Stare have lost their tirat and secdnd baseball games to the Co- dar street Tigers and have decided to change their name Henceforth the Cuber Stars are to be known as the American Stars and are now desirous of playing out the series of five games .witb the Tigers The third game will .probably be played next Saturday. Teller Watyo Raymond, of the City National Bank, who has been laid up for a number of weelts by illness, is now recuperating nicely and hopes to get out in a few days. Mr. Raymond voua trouble. Some time ago he be- lieved he was strong enough again to resume his duties. but had a relapse. it was reported yesterday afternoon about 2 o‘clock to Chief Bradley that a "growler gang" was down near the Norwailt freight homo: and were melt- ing themselves a nuisance. The chief went down and when the gang saw him coming they ran down the roll- road tracks. They won- pursued. an the chief wants-d to catch thorn doing some not but no more one heard from them Some of the property owners in Fourth street. East Norwalit, are ob- jecting to tho construction of the pro- posed now sewer through that thor- oughfare. though a nmjoriiy of the owners huvr- signed the petition for the newer. According to rumor, an injunction may be gotten out before ”it“, Il’IlllIiIl' in ie-ltlr-ll. ii is planned to start the noilt on the sewer Mott- day morning. A hearing not down lot yislt-ulay at the other» of the county minimisation era in llrltlgeport on the remonutram‘e of the Norwalit Ministers“ Association against “illism ..l Wei'seit has turn continued until next week.1‘he min into-rs claim that Weishelt obtained it license under false pretenses. tit-clar ing that ho is not real proprietor of the plate for which ht' secured n ll- cease. There canto near being a runaway thla morning in crowded Main street, Norwalh. The borne of Harry (logo, of the Rocks End. was tied in from ot a store in Muin street and another team came near it; and it became frightened. The horse slipped and fell down and was all tangled up with the humour. The horso waa soon quieted. and was gotten to its feet after much difficulty. There was no carnage done, NOTICE Special Town Meeting The luhahitantn. legal voters. of the Town of Norwailr are hereby untitled and warned that a «metal town moot- ing will be held in the Town Hall. in Wall street. Tuesday. May 12. 1908. at ii o'clock in the evening. to hear lhu estimates and tax rate lined by tho lloard of Estimate and Taxation in said town for the ensuing year. and :o :ulte action thereon, as provided ly aw Dated at Norwallt aforesaid. this 'i'ih day oi May, not ALFRED AViSON. JOHN DEVINE. WILLIAM it. liltlcll, . . .a. “mama—.0... SMOKE UP It" A ION 0' Roger Ludlow’s! There's none better for We. Ii. J. REYNOLDS. Tel. Ill-I. um mun—w... u... . . MQZ... nmm A snout; BANK. ITRONG Its Ito III'DIII ill PM“ of "HMM. I ma eiptulneea form all. fimma Netedlorlelahly. The name at the builder is an abso- lute guarantor. areal. on levels. Form. lira! Naomi ll. II. A" you looking for opera ford lo tumult this “gill: I'll. it h p.. tarot-J l. C.L.ST. JOHN, eeornaeawapa‘ t.h p.. by Attorneys Knapp and .l W. Banks ' has had intermittent fever and ner-' tit-lecturer: of the Town of Norwnllt. 1! Death Main Oi. LauncheeaatlEagines You can’t af- ‘ late driven” when. a In Octobeet or, Conn, . in her 30th year. She all who knew her sweet spin" Chrtatiaa taith. The nurther isa'h red by three will, the youngest .ltev Jabas Backus, oi Elisa- hethtown, N. Y., and two daughters " We. John Grace. The funeral of lira. John Grace of l’lattavlew avenue. was held this morning at 9 o'clock from St. Mary's died at her Avril ”tint was hatov'ed church The It'av John 0 Funny 0' . luted. and interment followed at tit. ary's Cemetery. Mrs. John Matinee. Mrs. Buaie lettnae, wife or John Mottueo died yesterday at their home is Hoyt street, South Norwullr The drmeaaed was 55 years old. Fdnerul services will he held tomorrow after- noon and interment will follow at Riverside Cemetery. locited wheels Two wagona jolt for both drivers. Read this thinning in main street Norwallt but there was no damage except a sharp This ._ News From ' Our Fumlture ~ Department. OUR 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 :‘1 summon-1mm 81 HYATT H08» 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Fldor Coverings. Anything in the line of floor Covering we are prepared to tarnish. The reliability of our (331M liepart- ment has never been westward. it's the best the market afforda— Aii Wool ingrain Carpete. Handonne Aarnlnater Carpets, Tapestry Bruaeels Carpets. lady Iroeeale Carpets, Pure Wool Velvet Carpets. Carpet Filling, all qualities, A handsome line of large size Bugs, in Ingrains. ProBrussela, Tapestry Brnsecia, Body Maurie. swim} I Housefumishing Department. HOUSE CLEANING SPECIALS IN OUR HOUBEF‘URNIIHING DEPARTMENT. mu an. “air Carine. Carpet lag, in all else. V Wool Ceiling [hi-tern........‘...$t.00 Whisk Brooms for Stairs ......... as: Bond-ti, per ale ............... “so Hope for Hard Wood Floors ...... 406 Fiber Scrum Polls ................ 23¢ Window m ................ . no Carpet Beaters .................. to: hem Bottle Ammonia ............ “flack Pallet. .......... .....So Good Parlor Brooms .............. 19o Scrub Brushes .................. 10¢le Ham-tern. ..... . ......... .. 10¢ TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. gage. or wwnmoronor or now APPEAL TO YOUR INSTINCT OF ECONOMY. Ranges for Cooking. W EhavealargesesortmeatofweI-haowanakes iroatSISMtomm Agosaateegeeewith everyoneofthern. linottoyoureat'a'oaatlaiatllon. we refund the money. CASH or CREDIT. ,, Buffets, Sideboards and China Closets. “gig/1’. 4‘ @1799? Tia noidehoastwhen -" wesaythatwcha’vethc largeetand best auoruneototthecnscfal Diaingroons ornaments. Avisittothisdepamoeotwlepnr'ateeyoa titetoorstatementistrorJ’riceatoo toauotd theatellinthislimitedspacc—botwehavc toea'd allpursea. CASllorCREDfl'. Diningrooni Tables and Chairs to Match. ”PWARDSol ”titles. from wfleh youican make your, selection. to 835.09. Mattresses endsprhguitheiaost sanitary Id beat snake. WE have plenty of that. Ioaad as who Square. Box Seat. Cane andLrtthcr Covcrcd'CllahKltchea stlesaadltlteheaChairs Tofind out how reasona- biylowowprieeareahyercmfliaand investigate. por- malady we wfl Mausoleum of yes. EASY I’AY- MENTS ill MED. _ .—....-....—u-.. H.. .. .. . ”a... Msttings and Oil Cloth. GltlAT variety of prices. mm m w .. A T“ we! today. scones. eeeeeeeeeeem . r .9... Ween W4 "‘9’” ssuicmethods that were ”nihilism soot documented to you here. Rugs, All Sites. BODY Brussels. Tapestries. Velma. Aaatinsim. tires. .abigueertrnrateiM WoeiArt Squares. CASH Also" CIIDI'I'. thedayweeateredthistioreruieas .aellpdaetailiag. You wil never have fl'lW theseFleorCoveriapstsI WNAW‘IW‘ Ourchrkeare WW m eeeoeeeeeeneeem. on team» we
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