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After the ‘
John A. Osborn . , , .
vote of thanks ”“38 are the Latest Style, in it
dies of the chart:
thé‘fidtltfitttStyles in Olifords. Ties and Shoes.
GOTTLIEB,
ted as waltreu,
$25630 liazel l'atid'ock, *5
Laura Raymond, luttlicr‘lti.‘:}1
lsabel Rider. Mary ML}: Rudy
l’oyyet. Mary Rider. Rni W M .
lion [leverell and Mrs. J. \' I'd all.“
all inembcrs oi the Rind \ or
.u a ‘ ‘ .
On Every Hand.
Especially here-where we are hand-
ing out the finest spring and summer
clothes for men and young men you
freely indulge their fancy among our
stylish fabrics in greys, blues. browns
of all descriptions, blocks of all kinds,
thlbets, 18 ounce clay diagonals and
' t ' Store open until 9 o'clock; Saturday ‘
until 12 ofolwk.
‘- Copyright Clothing Co.
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
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Reduction Salel
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amt-me
see anywhere. Young men may
ty of quiet fabrics for quiet dress-
Only $7 and $10.“
;A Trade.
A trade may be made of a nice
house for a. good lot or two, and a lit-
tle cash, possibly without.
Also call and see my list of tine
properties. it is time Well spent for
those interested. *
Mr. Lawrence,
2 score MAIN or.
J
Were 812.00; now.‘ .............. $7.98
Were $14.00; now ...... T ........ $9.98
yore $10.00; new ............... 86.93
bodes of brown. grey and blue Serge.
SOUTH NORWALK.
of King's Daughters; _ . W
a. E. 8. Adams. Mia. .. I.
wm' man-s. Mary) Keaton” M.
dcr, Mrs. Aerry cc .‘
ghalfi’tfsgilstln. Mrs. Edward M5)
Mrs. Edward Murphy. Mrt .,
Gregory. Mrs. Franklin
A. H. lluldwin. and the 1
lord. Currie Glover and Minnow. a
After the supper was met ~ial .
retired to the church, and spec to .1“
had been reserved for thtmn 1)
Rev. Charles R. Parkman”; ..
New York. glean Idli'i‘lt‘ii to
church was 9 'tto the out o
‘ d a fair numbc
Idw
reel.
llhgpl’edgnloyed it. Dr. Marian”; do“
not. able to attend he H l soarf'z
church.
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The “lieu Ethelxsrttm,‘ .,_.
Lockwoo' ,
Wee Ball
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33,, , A. Buggerman s
is f ’ . MUSIC ITORI.
f ‘nnmeck, 132 Washington at.
or
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Mutter Ore-com Laundry.
DEALER IN
..:..'..ardi;and Soft Wood,
“9 unwed Ina Split Ready for
Mrs. W. F. Look—~13!!!
. moat:
LEGAL NOTICE
At a Court of Prolmlc holdcn at
Norwalk, within and for the district
of .Norwaik, on the llth tiny of May.
A. )., l908.
lsialc of Daniel ilnris. late of Non
unan. invsnid district. dcccascd.
. Whereas, the trustee of that, curtain
rust created in and by the will or said
dcccuscd primarily for the iwnollt oi
Mary A. James. a daughter oi‘ said lt'h‘~
tutor, has exhibited to this court an
account of his said trust for adjust
Ordered. That tho matter or the ad
justment of said account be heard and
determined at the Probate Otilcc in
Norwalk. on tho L'iith day of May. llltls,
at it) o'clock formumn, and that public
nothc thereof be given to all per-
sons interested thcrciu. by said trus-
tt-c causing a copy of lllt‘M‘ orders to
be published in a nowspapcr having a
circulation in said district, at least ton
days before said 26th day of May. liiox.
HENRY W. oaaoour.
mil it Judge.
ORDER TO SETTLE AtYCOl’NT.
lllstrist of Norwalk. was.
Court. May ii. A. 1)., tails.
Estate of Fannie A. ticlb, into 0!
Norwalk. in said district. dcccascd.
Ordered, That the administrator cx~
hiblt his administration account to
this court for adjustment. at the Pro
batc olllce in Norwaik, on the 19th day
of May. 1908, at 3 o‘clock afternoon:
and that all pcrsons interested in said
cstat‘c may be notified thereof, the ad.
mlnistrntor will cause this order to
be published in a newspaper having a
circulation in "said district. at least livo
days before said l9th day of May, llitlh‘.
HENRY \\'. GREGORY.
Judge.
l‘l‘obatr
m” It.
ORDER Oi“ .\'()'l‘i(.‘E.
llistrict of Norwalk. as, Probate
Court. May It. A. ll., 1908.
“herons. written application has
been made to this court for admission
to probate of n ccriain written lnstrtr
ment. as and for the will of Edwin
Adams. late of Norwuik. in said dis-
trict. deceased.
()rtlcrcti, That said application he
heard and determined at the Probate
()lilcc in Norwalk. on lllt‘ L’lst day of
May. 1908, at 2 o'clock aficrnoon; and
that public notice thorcoi llt‘ gircn to
all persons interested tliort-ln by pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper hur-
lng‘ a circulation in said district, at
least live days bcl'oi‘c said day of hear-
ing.
HENRY \\'. GREGORY.
ml-l 1t. Judge.
Mrs. George lackwood. of Smith
street. has bccn in Now York.
"lloy. is the editor out?"
ain't out. he soon will Dc.
“lili‘ ho
‘Vl- Family Use.
“Wad, $7.00 per cord; $1.75
In! No. 74 Nowtomt Ave.
«4. NORWALK. CONN.
ions subli‘tj" ' .
parlson o t . S
r... ew c1ence
were trams 0
He said. for: Healing p
twenty-flVe ll .
ainst its l‘ . ”
“3D“ Parklm in society, who ban.
Hughes witt’édly improved in’ health
cry was dtmce'lhagya they become
le pnlpite ,M .
country. ‘2 NO one should live in
he Mr. can live in health and hop
' "'k in; to the Chiropractor at
n 11er NORWALK.
res
.Wood. $6.00 per cord; $1.50 per
“Wood 25c extra per la cord.
9 IR“! \
the war we Xou Heard oi
of the atatlt
away with v receiving the attention
can. and Aptorm method of healing.
”m“ 3 “whereas: others to follow
At the “hose. of heart or limb.
StalIdii‘ili' 56. Havliandx Block.
TREATMENTS .GIVEN.
for
ilc's playin'
pokcr with the prlnlcrs."-—ltlrmiug-
ham Age-Herald.
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WMMW
" salesman
Funeral of Mn. Murphy.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann .1. Murphy
took place this morning from St.
Mary's church. at 7 o'clock. The
church was filled with the many
friends of the.deceased. Father Fo-
xarty onlciated. The pail bearers
were Bernard C. Feeney. John Moore,
Michael Hennessy and Patrick Haugh.
lattes. The body was taken to New
York on the '16 train, and will be
taken to Long 1 ad for burial.
Myrtle [vs a Clark.
MYrtle Evalina Clark, the four your
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
ll. Clark. died last evening at their
home in Summer street, Norwnlk. The
funeral will take place from the late
home this afternoon at 2 o'clook. The
Rev, J. B. Werner. rector of Grace
church, will oiliclato. interment will
follow in the Reverside cemetery.
“m—
ills Wife (during the spoil ~l sup-
pose you consider yourself on .2 r. . ,acr
than Solomon?
llcr Husband-Not at all, my dear.
I haven't a lot of wires to advise me.
-~—(Jhlcago Daily News.
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"She was crazy to go on the stage."
“That‘s what all the critics said at-
icr her first pcrfornmnco."-lilrmlug-
ham Age-llcrald.
——.—..._.._...
She—it's funny you should lu- so
tall. You brother, tho artist, is slmrt,
isn't be?
He (absentlyi-Yes, usually.~'l‘own
and Country.
There were many beautiful floral trl- 0
-~ wan-save m cm...
mt
Frederick A. Judd and Family Will
Main Home In Irookviiio.
Frederick A. Judd, who has been
identified with the halting industry in
this city for many years and for a
considerable time has hen superinten-
dent of the Riindle e White factory.
is now a member of the Wolthansou
Hat Corporation, of Brockvllle. (Jana
a.
Mr. Judd has just purchased a hand-
some' brick residence at tho corncr of
Pine and Bethune streets, in "rock
ville, formerly the property or J. (lill
Gardner, of Welland, Canada and his
family will move from this city, occu-.
pylng a cottage at lt‘ernbank during
the summer. and going to their new
home in Brockvlllo in September.—
l)aubury News.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. l'clham icit
South NorWalk this morning for Mar-
cellus Falls, for tho bent-lit of Mr.
l'clhaln’s health. lloi’orc returning
they will visit. friends in linll'alo, Syru-
cnso. Rome and other cities through
New York state.
“That urthlo ought to bring you in a
barrel of money."
"lint how can I maltc Hill't' of that?"
“lly spending a keg ln adwrtlslug."
Mothceron mind not try to mow
()[lilllle all the conversation. Ethel.
much-Must i wait ‘tlli l'tn married.
manunn'.’-—Youltcrs Statcsnmu.
“What is a man to do it he has no
money?"
WAnything in ih
mcut this never been
Pure Wool Vol '" Clrpets,
A handsome ”n of large size Rugs, in lngralns. l‘ro-[irussels ’l‘upcsiry llrnrscls, Body lirusscls. Axmlustcr.
Vrlvot and Wiltons.
\
Wool Coiling Dusters ......... 341-00
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I THE LEADING DRY GOODS arose. ‘
.STRAM & HY
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
* Floor Coverings.
neellonrtl. it's the bcst the market affords——
. "n Carpets.
in Carpets,
HandsOms Axmlnster Carpets,
Body Brussels Carpets.
Carpet Filling. all qualities.
\Housefumishing Department.
HOI'SE (I‘LKlANlNG SPECIALS IN ()UR llOlTSElt‘URNlSlllNG DEPARTMEN'l‘.
line of Floor Covering We are prepared to furnish. The reliability Ul Ulll' Cill‘lm Depart-
Hali and sum Carpets,
Carpet Rugs. in all sizes.
Whisk "rooms {or Stairs ......... 23c lion-Ami, per calm ................. 9
Maps for Hard “rm... l.~l,,,,,.fi._fl“t\.40¢,r‘ibcr Scrub i'alls ................ 23c Window Brnshca ............... .. 39
Carin-t, limit-m ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 30¢ 1 Largo iiottlc Ammonia ........ ....6c Tack Pullers ..................... 5
Good pm“... Umomg ______________ 1 c Scrub llrnshcs .................. 10c.’l‘ack Hammers .................. 10
h
sited Here. .
. erulpg MUTUAL s
‘E L’ odeon personal notes. nor put. into promoting syndicates
\‘. ‘hvcsted in first mortgages on real estate and in the
i' ‘ ’I'ecurltles underthe strict limitations of the laws of
Norwalk Savings 1 k,
.unrrso IANK suaome.
avlngs banks.
SOUTH NORWA_ , CONN.
up
"iio a philosopher." ;
MILLIN E RY
EVERYTHING FOR HALF PRICE.
*’ NEVER in the history of the trade did any Millinery House, in any town, take finch 51895 38
take place after the Fourth of July———but conditions, compel us to take this step. \,
enormous stock of Straw Shapes, in all the leading styles and colors—"——a big Stock
kinds of Fancy Flowers, Feathers, Wings and Quills; and also a very large Stock .
Hats. No matter‘how hard to suit you may be, you will find something to suit you at thl§ V351
assortment. REMEMBER, everything in the shape of a Hat, or Trimmings for a Hat. Will be
sold for half the original selling prices ‘ .
A
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flop... .
to sell their goods, for less than they cost, in the early part of May. Such _' les usually
e have an
, Roses; all
. Trimmed
SALE WILL LAST THREE DAYS,
Tomorrow, . Friday, and Satu day
AND ENDING MONDAY FOLLOWING. ,,
F
' 1 stock, and the sale is off. No “exception to this mic. .,
ROW, AT 9 A. ‘M., .AND CLOSED MONDAY FOLLOWING AT 9 P. M.
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H. KRTEGER {'5 ' -0.
29-31 W’est‘ Washitigton Street, South Norw
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come on Saturday. Came in Friday, make your selection, and if, perchan . yoawill
not have the ready cash, we will hold the purchase for you until Saturday or Monti y,
As No Millinery Will Be Charged During. ‘. ale
;
i E start this Big Cat Price Sale on Friday, so as to ease up on the rush, which 8 bound to
‘ the goods you select are not taken and paid for by Monday, same will be ill“ hack in
Remember the (la: ~TOMOR-
TRISTRAM ENIYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
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