011 Every Hand
Especially hete. where we are hand-
ing out the finest spring and summer
clothes for men and young men you
will see anywhere. Young men may
freely indulge their fancy among our
stylish fabrica in greys, blues. browns
of all descriptions, blacks of all kinds.
thlbets, 18 ounce clay diagonals and
plenty of quiet fabrics for quiet dtess-
(3P8.
until
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Only 37 and 310.
Store open until 9 o ';oiock Saturday
12 o ‘eiock.
Copyright Clothing Co.
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
1?“ arr-1;: 't. at.)
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Men 8 Suit
AW Trade.
A trade may be made of a nice
house for 11 good lot or two, and 11 lit-
tic cash, possibly without.
Also call and see my list of fine
properties. It Is time well spent for
those Interested.
Mr. Lawrence,"
2 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Great Reduction Sale!
’
Were :12 1111;11ow ........ .37.»
Were 914. 00; now .......... . . . . $9.98
Were 910. 00; now ......... . . . . . JG.“
Fabrics are the Latest Style in shades of brown grey and blue Serge.
‘ “Latest Styles in Oxfords, Ties and Shoes.
D. GOTTLIEB,
‘II NORTH MAIN STREET,
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail.
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office-Foot of Ann St.
-'I‘W0 ’PHONES-lo-B; 752-2.
Sheet Music
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
The Big Hit—“Somebody That I
Know and You Knew, Too."
. At 9c a Copy.
W A. Briggerman’ s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington Ct.
- Agent for Crescent. Laundry.
W001) WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
Sewed and Split Ready for
Family Uao. .,
Soft Wood, $6.00 per cord; .91. 50 per
IA, cord.
» Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; 91.75
per 16 cord
”Split Wood 25c extra per M, cord.
Yard No. 74 Newt0wn Ave
Tel. ”207-2. NORWALK. CONN.
1
Have You Heard of
The New “Science
of Healing?
their is now receiving the attention
of; many ladies In soc ety, who have
Idopted this reform method of healing
hd- so markedly improved in health
pd 11111111111111.1111 have they become
they are raging others to follow
. then- 11:: No one 11111111111 live In
phin 11111. sadness. of heart or limb,
when they bonfire 1n 1111111111 and hop
trees by going to the Chiropractor at
.94 E. Washington at. Havliand Block.
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘IM
. initiating in a split \t'l‘tlitL will
AGNETIO TREATMENTS GIVEN.
" Your Money Deposited Here
8011712110an11.
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JAWBONES FOUND lN RUINS IN
LA PORTE.
Not Yet Known Whether They Belong
to Human Being or Animal.
LA FORTE. Ind May IB»—The re-
pint of tho coroner's physicians to the
effect that the jawboncs fotmd at the
(Witness farm, yesterday, canto from
the skull of an adult human being is
all that Is rcquired 111 couilrl‘n the (-111
tnblishmcnt of Corpus Delicti in the
cnsc against Ray Isunphcre, according
to the prosecuting ofilcais of this
county, Just When this formal report
will be made Is uncertain. The some
doctors considered their findings on
the bodies found in the colitit‘ of tin-
(Iunncss home for ten days or more
before making 11 format return 1111111
ccrning them to ”w l‘tll‘tlllt‘l‘. It is
scarcely likciy flint the 111111111 delay
will occur in the present instance, but.
the failure of some or the doctors to
express thctnrwlvcs positively last
night, may menu that a difference of
opinion is about 111 111111111 In that
case 11 long discussion probably tor-
cu-
suc
Sheriff Smutzer was jubilant over
his discoveries last. night. tutti resum-
ed his investigations today. The ma-
Icrlal on the east side of the cellar
where the bodies were found has been
screened. but the possibilities of the
refuse pile are. by no tin-ans exhausted.
The ashes Were ahovcled front the cast
side of the house to the west, and Dill"
iialiy back again during the scorch
far the bodies and subscqttcnt cursory
examination of the ruins for evldencc.
As 11 Cont-toqucncefimne finds of consid-
crnble value to the prosecution may
yet be turned up. and when the
screening Is finished thc sheriff has
the sluiciug and panning method to
fall back on. The Iitck of an tulcquntc
water supply Is the chief obstacle to
this branch of the work, but a force
pump installed recently lists partially
remedied this defect.
The bits of shining 111111111 found by
the miner among lllc relics of 11111
t‘nrmltouSo will hcur evidence of one
fact, even if they do not prove to he
gold fillings or crowns from Mrs. Guti-
ncss‘ tooth. Each globulo Is fused in-
to the clndcrs with which it crime In
contact. No better testimony Is had as
to the fit-rccncss of the fire which call-
sumed the farmhouse. and it Is upon
the alleged tremendous: hpfll engender-
1‘d in the flaming ruins that the state
luust. dcpcnd that the head of Airs.
(luuncss was incinerated 1m ”11- morn»
tug of April 28.
The cast» against Ray Lamphcrc will
probably be brought. before. the grand
jury Monday, but thc time of his trial
is less certain, Until Sheriff Smutzcr
has exhausted the possibilities of the
farmhouse it Is ncurccly likely that
the case will be dockctcd for trial. Ac-
cording to the present rate of progress
this will mean a. delay of months.
. Robert Raleton has completed his
new house just off Newtown avenue
and has had his household effects
removed from Westpori avenue to that
place.
W000“...
a never leaned on personal notes, nor put into promoting syndicates
cards." but. is invested in first mortgages on real estate 111111 In the
{lodged securities under the strict 1limitations of the Iowa of
nneoticut governing MUTUAL savings banks.
' e South Norwaik Savings Bank
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
moat gi
sou-m nonwauc CONN.
“ The Ladies Colonial Association will
hold a meeting this evening.
William DaKIyn. of Main street.
Norwaik. is in New York today on
business. ,
‘ ~Basebail tomorrow. Amusement
Park. Norwaik: vs. West Ends, of
Bridgeport.
The Harstrom golfing team will
play the Pawllllg School, at l’awllng.
tomorrow afternoon.
One of the fine glass swinging doors
in ltntchford's saloon In Main street.
Norwaik, was broken today.
*Everythlng new in Spring and
Summer lion ,ry, Underwear and
tiloves. at M. . Smith & Co.‘a.
Archie Carrier, of Norwaik. has so-
cured s p0sition at It‘, IE. Lockwood's
garage in Water street, Norwaik.
Try a box of lAggett's Saturday
candy. Tho Clifford and lltidge Phar-
maneies suit them nnd'thcy are sunr-
1111teed fresh every Saturday.
~Lntest Spring Derbles. O ill-ion.
11‘. E. Lockwood and Jesse Colwcil
went. trout fishing In Weston. Wednes-
day, and returned last night with quite
11 number of the beauties.
Rev. Charles S. Mscinrlnnd is con-
fined to the parsonage with u scvoro
cold which has settled in his eyes. He
hopes to I111 out by Slimlay.
Arthur LeGrnnd Jackson. non of
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Jackson, of Nor-
walk. is spending a few dnys' vacation
In town. Mr. Jackson was formerly
of Norwalk and has many friends, who
are glad to greet him again. This is
WWM”O“O”OOOOO OMWWWO“. em
vineed.
$2.50 for
3.00 “
4.00 “
5.00 “
6.00 “
8.00
i
i
i
in- five 1.... He II i 111‘. employ of”
the Stands 11 Oil Company. and is
located in St. Louis.
After the regular weekly prayer ser-
vice at the Norwaik Methodist Church.
last evening, a meeting was held of
the Epworth League. Mica Ford. who
was recently elected president.l1i1a re-
signed her position owing to other
duties. and Charles P. Keeler was
elected to that position last evening
Mr. Keclur was formerly a. president
of the League.
mElgIn liutter 280 lb. F.D.l.. E: Co.
Two car loads of crushed stone has
been ordered by the selectmen of Nor
walk fot use of patching up Newtown
nvenue. Ono load has arrIVed and the
other ls expected shortly.
M111. tlhuiegW. thood. of West
port avenue spent yesterduy at the
home of her son, Frederick E. Lock-
wood of West Main street. Mrs. book-
wood enjoyed an automobile ride
_11l1out the town.
~-llnscbali. tomorrow. Amusement
Park. Norwalku vs. West Ends, of
liridgeport.
The New York Grocery Company
make yeti steinp offers that. will fill
your stamp book quickly. There are
11 number of specials in thc 111Iv, and
It surely ought to Interest 1 very eco-
nomical housekeeper, ..
-—Men'11 and lie ' (Inna. O'Iirien.
Father I’lllnkt-tt left town today for
the West, where he will travel for,
the benefit of his health. lie has 111111
yct rccovcrcd his strength, and It I11
hoped that. the change of air will have
TRIMMED
the cffcct of bringing him to health.
HATS.
. 31.25
. 1.50
. 2.00
. 2.50
, . 13.00
. 4.00
As the 111111111111 advances Muslin Undcrwem I11 1111111011 11 Very necessary and Important lliiii 11111 woman 11 want
We have three lines of Muslin llndotuent that wt- think are the best values that
and We IInVe 110 many customers tell us that this is 1111c that we make this assertion WI h tonhdt’nce that It. I
robe.
absolutely correct
Corset Coyote of fine nulnsook tr lump 1] with tin-11.1 13) rows of lace Inserting and ribbon.
0071“” CuWWI 0‘ 01"“ hilt: lllllllBUOII. daintlly trimmed with lace Inserting and ribbons; many styles.
quality, 980.
llrauets of fine cnmbric 111111151111111111111111111. 111111.. with 111mm
Ilrnwcts of cxtln finc cambtlt and unlnsoolt. I11 111111iitl11d tucks, trimmed with dainty itlt't:
ruffles. 91. 25 quality, 981:.
(‘Inunisn of fine nuinxooh,
Chemise
(.‘hcmlsc,
Skirts of fine 1 :uuluic. I111111stit1hc1i tucitcd ruillc 980 to 3198. ' 1
Skirts. trimmed with tucks 11nd Witit' Hamburg ruffles, $1. 25 and $1..50 0" ‘~ ‘
Shirts. beautifulh trimructi with finc lace and inserting, $2. 25 and upwni 1i11. ‘
TRISTRAM St HYATT, NORWALK,’ CONN.
linery ever seen in The Norwalks.
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‘otvns low neck and short slccvt‘s of IlItillstmk 71c quality. 591:.
(towns of fine neinsooit trimmed with llutnburg 1111.1 ribbons.
Gowns of extra quality nulnsook. dainty hue yokc and ribbons
We have enimgh Shapes, Trimmed Hats, Flowers Wings, Fancy Feath-
ers, Roses, Foliage, and other materials, to supply a city twice the size of this.
Here Is What We Are Offering for
Tomorrow and Monday.
Flowers, Roses, Wings.
3 .50 for .
.75
1.00
1.50
2.00
of 1xtrn nulmmok tut-kcd 1ufllcs tine Hamburg edge and Insertion.
Marguerite 111}'..lc beautifully triu1ut11l $1.98.
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Our Great H_Oalf- Price Sale
MILLINERY
Has Started This Moving With a Great Rush.
Notwithstanding the rainy weather, people from all ever came, with
umbrellas over their heads, to procure some of the choice bargains.
Tomorrow we expect the biggedt scramble for genuine bargains in Mil-
Don’t hesitate to come in and be con-
2H8 LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRAM & HYATT
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
111 be shown nnywbetc
We mention below .1 i'1w of tho runny bargains which we are offering In this line
CORSET COVERS.
50c quality at 39c .
91.50
DRAWERS. ‘1
Edie quality. 501- Pair.
11nd Hamburg
GOWNS.
91 75 quality, $1.26.
92.98 quality, 91.98.
CHEMISE.
Itcnmtittlu 1i wide We trimmed ti. 25 quality 981:.
81.50 duality. $1.25.
SKIRTS.
me
All the Newest and Latest Sty-
les in Sailor Hats at 1-2 Price.
3 .75 for . 3 .38
1.00 “ . .50
.75
1.511 .
1.00»
1.50
s .25
.38,
.511
.75
1.110
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2.00 “ I.
3.00 “ .
CHILDREN’S HATS AND SHAPES. , ~
29-31 West
Hundreds of all colors and styles for less than the cost of manufacture.
TRIM YOUR OWN HAT or let 11s trim. it for you.
and you can take the hat and trimmings to your own milliner and your hat will cost you very little
Sale will come to a close Monday, at 9 p. m.
all other departments we conduct the business same as usual. Charge accounts solicited.
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Washington Street, South Norwaik
You buy the raw material from us.
No Millinery charged during this 1.119.111
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Norwalk Chronicler