IAIN delirious. {our with, :t a
ssOvoIIIt'd,sIoossus.-I_
Also I
loin Motor
’\ I
. t“ "I(
6 l
6'I"’rs9‘hwl‘ch 101180.
b,
Norwalk, . I
’ “660 10c 1b., this Sat-
ms
--Ch6 ~-
urdsy. Hp -
Clarence-1606p 0% oBullock‘s clothv
ing store. III- in ”gingeiieid, yesterday.
on bullnfllfitm. -I.I‘
- ~Asmram ii$6 bunch. 11.11.11. It so
A brightwidbt and onehslt pound
son was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs. Franktflolly, or silvermine. Both
the mother and child 9 doing 111W
1y. i \‘I" I U' (6.
-—sowuis‘ts, straw nets. O Brien.
A in roots: communication» of Old
Well Dodge, 910.108, and A. M., will
be held at i'tI deems, Monday evening.
The M M:;Degrse will be worked and
there will be a b nquet
—-Bhs.tlng an dancing at Roton,
Saturday. .
The house committee or the Conn-
try Club will. meet at the club house
at 5: 30 o’clock, today. This meeting
will. be followed by a meeting at the
governing.board at 7
~~Bsaebalhat Amusement Park, to-
morrow.“ ’Norwhlks vs. Murray Hills.
Game Warden Wilbur F. Smith was
in West rt this week, accompanied
by Dr. etzei, of Southport looking
after huh and birds They found that
the some birds in that section had
wintered well, and them is prospect
of! good shooting there this tall.
—-Thlrty young ladies in first part.
latest songs screaming local hits.
Donnie Vollett, wander III and pleas-
infllmpersonator.
iss Agnes Littlejohn, violin solos
Miss Helen Mlllaid, illustrated songs
Mill “Kit" 0 Coniiel, Miss Elizabeth
leklnl. and ladies.
Silxteen boys and girls in May fes-
tlvai
lady Minstrels, Hoyt‘s, May 28.
All arrangements have been made,
and the members or the Seventh Com-
puny, Coast. Artillery are to act as an
escort .to the Bickinghsm Post, who
march to the soldiers' graves on Dec-
oration Day. After the ceremonies to
the memories of the deceased soldieIs
have been completed a dinner will be
served In the G A. R. Hall, in Wall
street, Norwailt.
~Cures baby’s croup. Willie's daily
cuts and bruises. mama's sore throat,
grandma's lameness. -Dr Thomas
Eclectric Oll—tho great household
remedy.
I
Report of the Condition of
THE'vIRFlELD COUNTY NATION-
AL BANK.
at Norwalk In the State of Connecti-
out. at the close of business, May 14111.
1908.
c.»
Besourcoo.
Loans and Discounts ...... $676,629.95
Overdrafts, secured and un-
secured .. 11.59
U 8. Bonds to secure cir
cuiation. ... ..... 150,000.00
Preminms’on U. 8....0nds 1,406. 25
Bonds, securities, etc ..... 86,526.00
Banking house, furniture
and Iixtures ............ 17,000.00
Due from National Banks
(not reserve agents). 9,240.00
Due from State iinnks and
Bankers . .....I .......... 631.53
Due from approved reserve
agents .. ............... 199, 011.07
Checks and other cash
items ................. . 3,115.63
Notes of other National ‘4
_ Banks .................. 2.300.00
Fractional paper currency,
nlokclsqiud cents ........ 143.80
Lawml Money Reserve in
Bank, viz: ‘
Specie ...:32197no
Legu1~tender notes 7. 000. 00 39,197.50
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (6% of circula-
tion) . . . ............ 6,000.00
’ ..——l.——.—..
Total ....I... ....... $1,.091112.32
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid In ...... $200. 000. 00
Surplus fund. ..... .... . 40. 000 00
Undlvlded profits less ex
‘penses and taxes paid 38,391.58
National Bank notes out-
standing .............. 145 000.00
no other National
~£nks
.................. 9,259.52
Due to Trust Companies
Savings Banks. . 809.44
9le ends unpaid ......... 104.00
individual deposits subject
to check .............. .. 653,045.47
'Demand certificates of de
poait . . 3,370.91
Certified checks . ...... 103.00
Cashier's ,checks outstand-
Ing ................. 428.40
Total’,...............
State of Connecticut,
Falrileid, as: ,
I, L. OI. Green. cashier or the above-
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement In true to the
best of my knowledgeond‘ belief.
. L. O.- GREEN.I Cashier.
Subscribed
afdfiworns to before me,
this 21st day 0 May. 1908
FREDERICK A ELLS.
. ,. . .. . Notary Public.
EDWIN. 0. Km
D866” KHA .“Joeuhoggm
The Sign of the Wild Goose.
Tea 80th and Exchange
OPEN, room 12 ‘ro o P. M.
disem-
W 1 H6760”;
County of
..
doauuricu‘r.
I
N‘s-dd Md'JgnoliseuM ‘
collieri “onus”
. $1,091,112.32 ‘
’6 fulfil:
(L. M's ‘1
8111111116666, ‘" Sunday
. oNLvI .. .
3-, ., ..,.I
, mitfikééflb‘ I
IHon. John S. Seymour. of Norwslk
Is' In Washington!) 11.0.. for a ‘few
days on business. .
——§i‘elesoope Hats. O'Brien.
Miss Mario Church. of New. York.
formerly of emails, is spending a
short vacation with friends In town.
—-Frelh Crackers and Cakes, this
Saturday. 11. Germain Co. |
Mrs. Jennie C_ Ferris, of West
avenue, accompanied by .Tessem. Fen.
rIs of Passalc, N. .1; Dr. C. irving
Ferris, or New York, and E. F. Fine,,~
of Newark, N. J., has gone to Sullivan
county, New York. on a fishing trip.
LA GRIPPE. ,
Brazilian Balm never lost a case;
never let it run into pneumonia, nor
left a gr1p~wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you wont Balm and a plenty. so do not
trifle with the. small silos, but. get the
50c or 81.00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in water every three
hours. 119 sure to keep up this treat-
ment faithfully for two weeks utter
you think you are well, to utterly an-
nihilate every germ In every most or-
gan. These remaining germs cause the
evil after effects; It Is half-cured grip.
If the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large dose evhry 10.
or 15 minutes till It stops.
a‘AMUSEMENTS’o
MUSIC HELL
‘HIoH cuss VAUDEVILLE.
TONIGHT. .
4—1MPER1AL COMEDY FOUR—4.
MATTIE MORTON
Comedian ' ’ .
O'GORMAN AND CUSHMAN,
The Busy Bodieot
NEW PICTURES.
PRICES—Sc, 10c, 154:. No higher.
Mstlnoos Wednesday and Saturday.
Boot Boats, 10:.
NOTICE.
if you are thinking of taking some
«Irugless treatment, In order that you
may be «relieved fmm a chronic
liseuso. 'lt will pay you to investigate
Osteopathy. The Osteopaths are the
only advocate of Drugless Thersphy,
that are required to qualify with the
State Board of Health of Connecticut.
The Board demands that they muIt be
:thQ to differentiate between contag-
ions and noncontaglous diseases. The
laws of! Connecticut. require all appli-
cants to be graduates of some repu-
table osteopathic college, and to pass
an examination before the State Board.
To graduate from any osteopathic col-
logo. you must attend not less than
three years, and nine months of each
year. The studies taught In all 03-.
teopathic colleges are the some as are
taught in medical colleges. with the. el-
ceptlon of Materia Medica, Instead of
which osteopathic therapeutics is
taught. To practice any other drug
less system, the law does not require
any ..quallilcatlons whatever. imthis
State. ,“The best In the cheapest."
Consultation and examination free
Ti” atme'nt administered by DR.
JE OME D. WIRT, a graduate of the
American School or Osteopathy. at
Kirksvllle, Mo. Olhce, No. 12 issues
Place. Norwalk, Conn.
'l9r. Richard,
’ Dentist
12 $14.01th St. So.NomsAk
HOURS-386 u. m. to S p. m.
..SIJNDAYSw-‘iz. to 4.9. In..
AG'oiId Idéii’
Is worth following up.
We' ve good ideas about clothing~
coupled with your Ideas. makes a com- .
bInstlon. thht for satisfaction you can't
best.
We' re ready for you—Are you for
666LE0‘ s. KorrEt,
FASHIONAILI made,
24 No. Main St! South Norwalk.
ltlsonly
W6 haves
Saturday Mo
6|II
Eliseo
SEE "rum AND car PRICES
South
BEGINS
'I l the files will’ b'e here again. ,
The” sooner y6 6:61 ten for them is lower you will hive , .
Door and Window Shoots, ready
I' for your 11181166611606. If'p'tié‘si 10w enough to please anybody.
66666rs6661md .Embalmei‘s,
Norwallt. Conn.
ming, May 23rd,
And Continues for One Week.
Every gurmcnt offered In this sale arrived In our store within
the past two weeks, direct from the manufacturer, and is of the
AT 10 OENTO.
"I some high quality that you always get here.
Note the Special Prices.
AT 39 CENTS.
rut-.5
So.MaIIISt.
So.Norwsllt.
Iii:
6" .-
So. Main‘St.
So. Norwalk.
Men’ s and
Women s
ComI In and take advantage of the remarkable ,vsluu we are offering In our mon's ass woman'l-
Road about our «national otter printed below and than coins In and out coo—Iron with oil ryt
Ranismbor our addrss Is 10 South Main Street” South Not-walk.
portmonts.
810.00 purchase or oven.
A $10. 00 Purchase 01'
:Over Gets You This
Nothing'ovor ofl’rod' by any store
In this city over crested such I sensa-
tion as this.sxtrsordinsry otter. Ro-
, ’ marksbio In more ways than one, but
\ 6 headed by our willingness to give you
what you want on CREDIT, and the
fact that We let you pay us while you
are wearing the goods. Now. we give
you this DRESS SUIT CASE FREE
and then dress you In the season's lat-
est styles and shades and charge what-
6 ever you purchase on our books. You
psyJor them on EASY WEEKLY
PAYMENTS. To buy one of these
DRESS SUIT CASES in any other
6 store It would cost you 84.00 or $5.00.
and when we are willing to save you
\; ' the COST of buying one. and give
you what you require, why do you
7" ..5
Clot? .,
Monl This II tho
store whore you can do!
the highest grade cloth-
Ing at the lowest pos-
IibiI price, and you can
have It on credit. A
small amount down and
the balance on IaIy
weekly payments—
that’s the benefit of our
easy paying system.
Simple, isn't it? Yes.
that's what Ivory man
says who has bought
his Spring outfit from
us, and there has been
hundreds of them. The
quality of our clothing,
and the workmanship
put into it, iI beyond
comparison. Come in
find take advantage of
the offer on the other
Info of this ad. PriceI
are way below Ill
French Corset Covers, trimmed
with lace insertion, the. heading
and ribbon, several styles, regu-
Iuriy sold III 20c and 29c.
Fitted Corset Covers. V neck.
finished with embroidery and
tucks, regular value 290.
Cuniliric Drawers, deep riifllc
and cluster of tucks, sold all sou-
seu at 29c.
Muslin Drawers, trimmed with
deep Hamburg embroidery and
were 39c.
Choice of any of these garments
during the sale at 1042.
AT 05 CENTS.
11mg Cnmhric Skirts, extra full
umbrella flounce. finished with
heIIIsiitched hem. and several
clusters or fine tucks.
has been II special leader with us
at 81.10. We offer some to you at
this sale for 95¢.
EXTRA SIZE GARMENTS.
Outslses III Gowns. Druwors,
Corset Covers, 14mg Skirts, lin-
dersltirts sud Chemise. A. good as-
sortniuut of styles for exirn largo
women are included In this sale at.
special prices.
JUNE BRIDES
will be delighted with the. oppor.
tunity worded them h: .c, this
week, to select
meals from the largest 11'
assortment of dainty places over
shown in this locality.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
Saturday,
, at any other time.
.. 310.0 3125 .I-.. .....
6 Si
fulfil“.
s
I
cluster of tut-its, a small- lot that -
This skirt.
film iii: Ior ’nr-l
I ln-st'
N. 0. RYAN & CO.
For this day only.
Men’s Negligce Shirts
At 3%
These are the best made and best filling 50c Shirts on the mar-
ket, since 14 to 17, and, will positively not be sold at less than 6°C
The fabrics Include (‘hanib my, hindr‘ns and Percale, some with
cufi's attached and others with sepaIuto cuffs.
. MEN'S SMART. S6A6CK SUITS, the
beSt values In town. - -
IT MAY PAY YOU TO LOOK IN OUR WINDOW.
illis H. Selleck
Clothing 01 the Rigid Sort:
’48 and 560 Wall Street, Norwalk.
PHONI: 1714.
We Sell Out Goods at NeWYork Prices
our aim is to make our. store kno we as a bargain store. and every effort
is put forth to gain this REPUTATION
HERE is Our orrsniutss. ..
LAWN WAISTS. trimmed with lime and embroidery; il‘ogulur prices
WAIST. regularsprlce $626. 25 .
water, trimmed with silk embroidery. l?- 9,8-
COME AND CONVINCE YOURSEUF.
L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington St., So.Norwalk.
Nuinsook Drawers, trimmed
’wltli fine Valenoiennes lucc, Inser-
tion and cluster of tucks, our regu-
lar 60c garment.
Cuiiibric Drum-rs, with cluster
of tucks and le‘p llnnibiirg edg-
ing, regular prise 604:.
Long White Skirts, wllh deep
iiounoc. hemsiltched hem and clus-
ter of tucks, worth 59c.
Iiimbrslln Style lindersklrls,
wiilI cluster of neat tucks uIIIl
hcnistiiched hem, our regular 50c
style.
Corset C(Wt'l‘ll, several
that we always sell as 500,
Your choice of these garments
III our sale for 39¢.
AT 45 CENTS.
Fine Muslin Gowns, V neck.
cluster of looks and cumhric ruf-
fie regular pIin- 69c.
l‘leuso noiim- the length and
fulness of there garments; spec-
ial, 460.
AT 59 CENTS.
Your choice of nevcrul styles in
750 Night ROlIi’r-I also any style
01‘ Curtis-l. C(Wl‘i usually sold at
750. can be but! at thin sale
for 590.
styles
AT 79 CENTS.
Any ofour ti w (‘orsci Covers.
Your pick from .wvoral styles of 1
Dollar Night Robes
These values Are.
matched at 794:.
not to be
t6 1.,
\J
IOUTH NORWALK.
May 230.
«*I‘AS
.810 to $25
03‘
..........76t:I
. ...... 01.49
.. ......... $1.96
~--r.u.,ssII-s--v-.--
no...
hesitate
In buying from us NOW. others.
v
“WW
Frank Nit-keratin of Norwalk, In sub.
siliutiiig in the Glendeuning drug
store for a few dms while Mr. Glen-
donning is enjoying a vacation.
Report of the ConditIOn of
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK,
at. South Norwuik. III llie State of
Counecficut. Ill the close of business,
May 14,1908.
Rosewood.
Minus and Discounts ...... 8432.900. 04
()verdralis, secured and un-
secured ................ 78.73
U B. Bonds to secure cir-
culation .............. 100,000.00
l’rciuiuins on 1.1. allonda . 1,160.00
Ronda. securities betc ...... 101036.97
Banking house. furniture
and fixtures ............ 19,890.48
Due from National llnnlts
(um reserve agents) 7,494.44
line from Sluts Banks and
Bankers .. .......... 1,922.71
Due from Iippmved reserve
agents ................. 64,716.20;
Checks lilitl other cash
1 items . ............. . 3,405.01
«Notes of Iolher Notional
Banks .................. 8.530.011
Frsmiuual paper currency,
nlckels and cents ....... 302.48
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, vii:
Specie . . . 83“ I .60000
Mimi-tender notes 9,600.00 47.00000
Redemption fund with U. S.
Trunsurcr 15';- of circuln~ 0
lion) ................... 5,000.00
Total ................. $843,495.34
tiabuiuu. »
Cnpitnl stock paid In ...... $100,000.00
Surplus fund ............. 100,000.00
Undivltled profile, has ex-
penses IuIII taxes paid .. 71,038.80
National Bank notes out.
standing ............... 95,700.00
' line to other National ,
Hunks . ............... 25,113.10
Due to Trust Companies
and Savings Ranks ...... 58.5!
Dividends unpaid ......... 60.00
individual deposits subject
to check ................ 427,666.31
Demand certificates of de-
posit ................... 23,867.71
Certified checks .......... 80
Total ..... . ............ 3843.495.“
, State of Connecticut, County of
Fulrtield, as:
l, Wilfred Bodwrll. cashier of the
nbovc-unmml bank. do solemnly swoui
that the above statement In true to
'the best of my knowledge and belief.
WILFRED 13011117191114. Cashier.
Subscribed and swoin to before me.
this 220 any of May. 1908.
GEORGE l“ BEARSE.
Notary Public
Corroot~Aifesti
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON,
FREDERICK ii. ROWAN
HENRY SEYMOUR,
Directors.
SEASONABLE
corms
Gardtn‘l' llarrowlal’lowsH
Horrows, cultivate“, Points and
Oils“. Fitlliiig6>_Tdcltlli,'BoIlt“66dnd
Launch Supplies.
Cell still get New Catalogue
of hunch Fittings.
Charles E. Dewy
unnbwsna. - yo
1'12 wasumo'rou ornlItr. _
Phone 681. 6 J
. -.. ”......me
6Pr6o6seciiting6Att6ornoy6126160 Oil ,
in New York city today on business.
W
A CALIFORNIAN’S LUCK.
“The luckiest day of my 1176 .
when I bought a box of Buckloll' ‘
nica Salve, " writes Charles B. Row
Mrs. Wilbur IIiIlIliell, who has been
confined to her home in Chestnut
street, Norwaik. for several weeks with
an attack of typhoid fetter, Is improv-
IIIIg nicely, and Is able to set up a little
each day.
There will be a regular conclave of
the Knights of King Arthur, this-eve-
ning. at 8 o'clock. The Inerlln of Cas-
tle Camelot requests it full attendance,
because of business of imwirtnnco. Sir
omen enqulies and knights please
notice.
Good Form for Men
Our Oxfords, in Patent Leather, Wine and Tan;
There are no later Styles than we carry.
There the no leatlier6s which we cannot procure
Prices,» 81.50 to $5.00.
FLYNN 8: RYAN,
of Tracy. California. "Two 851:
cured me of an annoying one “M
ing piles. which had troubled ”CM,
years and that yielded to no 6
treatment." Bold under guarantoo
F. ii Baxter's drug store.
8‘
‘ 90 Washington
Lighten he Rurdeho
of those who are trying to
omfortable during the warm.
eathcr. Read over the list-tide
see if you do not find com 66 6
, that you will need this summe
REFRIGEuAroas BLUE FLAME s'rovas
.poncn SCREENS . PORCH CHAIRS
WINDOW SCREENS HAMMOCKS
P SCREEN DOORS ICE CREAMFREEZERS
In». rm?”
Cloak and 8qu HO”
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk. \,
134-136 Washington Street.
CeaméSkirrs, WalSlSIand
Silk Jumper Dresses
As we do not carry over from “one season to another oily gurlnehll , , ,
must sell them at a sacrifice so to get ready qhi66k, we made up the Sul
two prices. 66
SUITS, Lot 1, $20 to $32. 50 for $10.00 W'"AlS 8, Lot 2 ....... . . . ..
suns 1.012.330 to 835 m... .Iwoo’. WAISTS‘, Lot 3 .
COATS, 14011.3840 $10 for. .05.!”
DRESSES ........
cons, 11012, 31210315 ...... ".50 {661) s ‘4 - - .
SKIRTS, Lot 1, :3 .1084 ........ $1.98 ““1”“ “ES “69' ”a“ °"
SKIRTS,6lAt 2. $6 to 33 ' ...... “gel flue: tnflota silk, with 1010,1030";
WAIBTS, Lot 1 ............ sec lur price. $20.00, for . ‘ ‘
Sale in Both Stores:
Norwalk Chronicler