44.“:
an
ilce..
Judge. ,. .1
,OUR CUT DOWN PRICES ARE
MAKE YOU COME TO THE S'li’ORE As EARLY A8 YOU CAN.
SUITS. $16, $18 uncl $20. at 1/; ......
NET WAIS’i‘S ieilucod irom $1. 08
When you see 0111- into Walrus mu: will ngie that they are worth”
ieduccd ............. 1.
$1. 49,
x L. GOLDEN; 68
street. South Norwalk.
. ..e“ Sale of Men’s
uiade OVercOats at
m your 3139 is here you will find a handsome ghiinonl for 11 small
You know that our Ten Dollar Overt-outs ure as good today its
an) m pther sales at $15.1.‘omeln and look 1110111111 and you can be the:
The Copyright Clothing Company
SOUTH NORWALK
{MW
Suits wWaiéts
..........................
* (3......
$8. 50
and Skirts
INTERESTING ENOUGH TO.
......... $7. 50. 00 and 010
~51.“
.............................
Washington St:
YilNliN X SUN
as we are doing all our
own designing.
Karp Bros.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES‘
TAILORS. ‘
88 N. Main 51.. So, NOrwalk, Conn.
HARRIS &
TELEPHONE 450.
[Hill Y‘NNINJIS
ECOAL
AT LOWEST PRICES
Nl
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
bedding company‘s employee. all oi
whom were men.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwuik 115.. l’r‘obuie
Court..la1111niy 18. A. D. 1000
. Estate of Harriet Ravinond late of
Norwalk in said distilct dct‘ensetl
The Court of Probate tor the l.-lis
tries of Norwalk hath limited and al
lowed six months from the date here
2111‘ for the cicdltois of said estate to
exhibit tliei1 claims 101 settlement
Those who neglect to llll‘btfllt their
accounts, piopeily attested within
said time will be debarred u. 1ecovciy.
All persons indebted to said estate hie
requested to make immediate pay-
, tucnto to
118' 21'. n,
HARRIET A. RAYMOND.
Administratrix.
WOOD WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft WoOd,
Sawed and Split Ready for
‘ Famll Use.
Soft Wood, 36. 00 per cord; $1.50 per
1,; cord.
Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; $1.75 per
1,6 cord.
Split Wood, 251: cairn per 54 cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 783 2
ORDER OF NOTICE.
Nuiwaik. ss. Probate
A. D..1909.
Distiict of
.“ Court, Januaiy 23.
‘Whereas, written application has
been made to this court for the admin
ion to. probate 11'! a certain wflttcu in-
111111th at; and for ths will of Fred
late of Norwaik. in
aid district. deceased
Ordered That said application be
and and determined at the Probate
thus. in, Norwalk. on the 2d duv or
"Iii-nary. 1909,11t 10 o'clock fore-
”hound that public notice thereof
given to all persons tinterested
[rein by publishing ,this order in 11
wt; spuper having a circulation in said
,istrict. at least five days before said
by of hearing.
_, HENRY W GREGORY,
25211 g . Judge
aisle sosroN FACTORY. ..
if y‘EmploycIs Of New England Bed-
“ ding. Company Got Out safely.
“ STON. ’Jan. 25. ——Thc plant of the
eEnglsnd.Bedding Company at 73
, e
today. About titty employees in
re, scapes. .
amusement and ground 11001 at
building were occupied by Edgar
us, coppersmiths. who share in‘
. which is estimated at. $35. 000
Buy 1119 Best
ttiiNstret, was swept' by fire at it 11-
hé?‘hcdding company got out solely by '
. re. was no excitement among the .
Poverty Is
No Disgrace .,
But It Pays to Keep
Up. Appearances
We sic lending a band by giving
better values in DRESS GOODS than
you get elsewheic 'l‘iy us.
salts Textile Mfg. Co.
NORWALK.
z».
The Roger Ludlowf
Is the best 10c Cigar made
The Twin City
B J. REYNOLDS,
MANUFACTURER.
EXPANDING EXPENSES ~.
«it... mark the advent of good times.‘
. Moire up your mind that. this time you. will continue to hold your’
exfy‘ensea down and SAVE MONEY making the good times at hand
‘ it in a permanent financial gain to yourself
uuirsp lam: annulus. _ .
‘ ‘a’ouvu NORWALKJIONNr1
NORWALK. coNN. .-
Is the beat you can buy for so .
1.
The Paris Cloak
LADIES‘ SUITS £10m . . . . . . .- $8.00 up
COATSfrom..... ...... $3.60up
SKIRTS from . ”$2.98 up
n..-
515 MAIN 8T.. STAMFORD.
After Our
‘ 4:8 and 5° Wall 5..
Best No. 2 Nut Coal, -
TELEPHONE 294.
iifii;
If Your Furnace
Could Talk
It would ask for Coat of the
FERRIS kind and it. might use
heated language when you feed
it trashy coat that it cannot di-
gest. It makes quite a dificrenCe,
tile kind of food a man or a fur-
i. ace gets.
We sell only the best grades of
Coal and fight shy of the doubtful
kinds.
No. 2 Nut, special quality, $5
per ton in your cellar.
TheFerris Coal Co.
149 Washington St.
;iiiii&
Clearance
3 1E
is now going on.‘ Come in and
set your share or therbargslns.
NllNNENllYN NRNNYIN"
81 WASHINGTON srnscr. ,_
j
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
0 use of the discuss and the arid! ad-
! suns the same. Diseases are caused
b a wrench. twist or upfliin in the
b ck Even it lion‘s in childhood it
o ates pinched nerves and pain in
:. elr tits. in the didarent organs and
id.
‘ lilropractors reinOve the; cause or
‘ , a disease had pain. and health is
tored through ha‘rmoiiislng the its
11 re systems in your hody.m
l ervousnsss..inhsun1atiam. Parm-
I - Heart, Kidney and Found 9 Di»
0‘ on are given special dtteiition; also
0 rvuturs or the Spine; You will
. 11 or regret giving chiropractic a
ON 1108 to help you, 1; ., .
T. mantis D C
H NORWA
83 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.“
Selling Out Winter Stock Adinaily Below Cost
‘ an we do not carry over from one season to another.
tailed the prices to one-half of the original value.
and be convinced.
SALE IN BOTH. STORES:
as so. MAIN 91.. SOUTH NORWALK.
c EAN‘ UP
\‘ qr Broken Lines of Men’s and Young Men's
Clothing and Furnishings at Clean Up Prices
Willis H.
Clothing at the Right Sort
Best Hazellon behigii Stove. Nut Or Egg Cool. 36. 25 per ton ,, 1
‘ The B. HERSHFIELD &SON Co.
‘ Norwalk, Prof. Samuel '1‘. 01111011. new"
‘ ‘ed by the neighborhoodwhloh was al.-
HE NEW SCIENCE
.tual newn yet has been received here
‘urday. Apparently it occurred in the
remote and thinly populated region of
brought here by the steamer Celtic
, ‘ There is now sumcicni food in
and Still House ”l
TRIST
We have cuiw
Como
WAISTSfiom. ............ 40cup
FURS from .. ......... $200 up
CHILDREN 8 COATS from . .$1.98 up
K ” EVENING SEN
EDD WING DRY GOODS STORE.
81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
SP CIA SAw ERNBKERYANN HNUSEINRNISHINNS
Just two weeks before our Annual Inventory. We find in our Crockery and Houseiumish
ing Departments surplus of stock that must be sold within that time. We will commence this
sale on WEDNESDAY. JAN. 20m, and an extra low irice will be put on every article in this
:INEL
Jr“
MONDAY. JANUARY 23, 1909]
.29.:
department. .
All Fil-ilC) China and Brion-lime til 82 50 now .................... $195 113111 lions ml in .............. 3c
cost. $225.11riw id‘lilili ........... ”YSSYTYIHESIW Mats 1 r0. ,,,,,,,,,, 10c
. ~ . ' _ . ’. . .11111 and 12 111.611 van zc 11 s ......... c in ‘iinibliis. out patient. tii'or. 9
*9 Alilg:1il,ltl_:ii ”THEN 1:111:31; 1ltanoy Clothes ”11011.50 ft ............ 19c Nichol Lamps. iuinplctc ......... $11.2;
Great sale Sels' former price $1.00: now. .751:1 ‘1- 75 Hall will?“ "0"" -------- ‘1 19 “0V9? Elm [haters ............ 6c
. . : 59c No 8 Nickel ’loa Kettles ...... 49c Mop, (11mph It ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 23:
A“ 75‘ “NM” “‘1 """"""""" Wire or Wood Coat iinngeis it Nest Eggs 41hr ,,,,,,,,,,,,,
All 5111- Aiililns 111 ............... 39c, for ........................... 10: Large Chopping Howls 23.;
All 251: Altitlcs ut ............... 19c No. 9 Copper Bottom W ash Boll Kitchen ‘iniiips (Ollllllt'lc ,,,,,, 25c
Umbrellas. Stands; tunnel lil‘itf’ eis ........................... $165 Hand Strubs 21m ............. 5c
33 50’ now ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, $2 75 N111. l‘ooil t hoppers ............ $100 Glass Sugal Shiiliois ,,,,,,,,,,,, 71:
Berry Sets and Chocolate Sets.
Selleck
Norwalk. Conn.
20% DISCOUNT on all Parlor Lamps, Lamp Globes. Lamp Shades. Toilet Sets. Oak Plates,
I
TRISTRAM & HYATT NORWALK CONN.
$4. 50 per ton
122 WATER STREET.
tNTEnNATiONAL PEACE.
W
Prof. S. T. DuttoDleol an Address
in South Norwalk Congregational
Church.
Last evening at the South Norwalk
Congregational am 4.11 an exceedingly
interesting address has given by 11
former school superintendent of South
of the 'I‘enchcrs‘ College of Columbia
University and the secretary of the
New York Peace Society.
Prol'. Diiiton spoke on. Soine Steps
’l’owurds lniernallonnl' Peace. 1111
showed clearly the many movements
which have recently taken place all
tending toward bringing the. nations
together. uniting their interests and
creating 11 situation in which they in
lure their own interests by war. i’roi’.
liutton thoroughly believes that this
possible to maintain absolute peace
among the larger nations or the world
with the exception 1,"er unusual dli
hcultics Which mg 1' urine.
At the close or the lecture which
won listened to by a very good sized
audience, considering the weather.
Charles ii Jennings escorted Prof.
Dntton from the pulpit to the Recep-
tion room 111‘ the church. where a
large number or old friends of thirty
years ago extended him a hearty greet-
ing. Mr. Dutton immediately rcineur
tiered most of them, and a large num-
ber 01 his old pupils word present.
Many of the older members or the
church also remembered his enthnsliis»
tic church work while he was assoclnt.
ed with the. South Norwalk schools.
it was announcsdrt‘hst next Siluduy
evening Robert i—iiinter..the eminent.
Socialist. will speukut the church.
TH REE OYSTERMEN FINED.
I—f-v—Ih-
Were Making a Disturbance in Hull-
and Street. solids} Morning.
Three“ amateur Citation. Scottie and
Bonnie imagined Husband street was‘
the Metropolitan opera house about 1
o'clock Sunday morning. and, their on-
eratic tendencies not “being appreciat-
giving event.
tempting to sleep; the vocalists were'
locked up at police headquarters, nears
by. The singers: Were three young
oyster-men William Seaman, George
“flutes and George Williams.‘
About this time. Howard Bogardus
became mixed up while trying to do
his friends a “kindness. The police
caught him passing a bottle of whis-
key through the bars, and he. too."
was placed under arrest. ,
1n the police court, this morning.
Judge Taylor fined Seaman. Legates
and Williams $5 apiece for their sport.
and continued Bogardns' case until 2
o 'clock this afternoon.
The case of Frank Broadhnrst. (an
rested for drunkeness and breach of
the peace, was continued until Febru-
ary 5th.
NO News or EARTHQUAKE. i;
m
HATTERS’ STRl KE SITUAION
it is Reported That the Manufacturers
Will soon Nam. a Date for the as. 1
Opening of the FactOrlea.
Just wiiatthe Associated Hot Mann
factursrs propose to do in the present
'big strike situation will be made pub-
Saturday's Shocks Probably Affected lie in a few days. The manufacturers
Russian 'Ifurkeatun.
not vet ready to divulge the details.
ST. PETERSBURG. Jun. 25 ~No ac-
tiireis will name a date for the reopen-
ing of the factories on the "open shop"
Dion, but. this could not. be absolutely
verified today. '
locally the situatitm is almost iden-
oi the earthquake which was recorded
so extensively throughout Europe $111
the Psmir, in Russian 'l‘urkestun arid
that the effect was localized.‘
MESSINA. Jan ‘25. -—-’i‘ho American
supplies for the earthquake sufferers
Sunday there was nothing or import-
once doing, though this morning bright.
and early brought a fake rumor that
representatives of a big syndicate
backed by unlimited capital. were in
the city to open negotiations with the
Ciyoiut and Knapp Company, with a
View to purchasing their business a
big rectory in Danbui‘y a d another in
Boston. This was bran ed as abso-
g-lntely (also by Genuinl Man or John
Cavanaith. or the C. and K ompany.
are being distributed along the coasts
by ltalian torpedo boats General Mas
an, the italian dinner in' command or
the earthquake zone want. on board
the Celtic to express the gratitude of
the Italian authorities and penile.
sins. but the people still need cloth
‘ ‘ke‘ta were distributed this morning.
ins and shoes. A thousand more blun- Mr Cnvnnnuh could not understand
i whAN utatted the take.
The Ho‘use‘that Always Gives
You Real Values '
are now at work on their plan. but are
Report has had it that the inanu‘fa'o»
tlcal with Saturday‘ 3 conditions. Over.
Sale of Men s, Boys' and
‘ Children’s
Suits ....1 Overcoats
Gents’ Furnishings
and Shoes
D GOTTLIEB
it NORTHMAIIYI..8T.-._.SO. NORWALK, .
WIFE::.§ELIE,YEDD 1'le “WAGE-j 1 am
Reason William Troy Gives io‘r Her
Non-Suppori. 1
Testifying in his own hubs]! in the
common pleas court in Bridgeport. to
day. William Troy. of Norwalk.‘ charm
ed with non support or his wife. said
that he had separated from his wife
“because she believed in race suicide. "
Some men. make money and some
women make alimony. . . .
The House that Always Gives
You Real Values,
.._. “...“...
West Washington Street Department Store
rosperity Is Here in Full-
est Measure for You
iii We are forced to move this big stock of
Men’s and Women's Clothingwwe have closed
our eyes to profit~on some goods EVEN
COST is not considered, in order to make
this greatest of all Sales 3 suCcess. ‘
(II We can better afford to lose {some money
than to have the majority of our capitaltled
up in stock—~30 buyers, at this sale, Will have
much to gain by attending this great value-
Sale Now GOing 011 and NO Goods
Charged During These 5 Days
' .
Large Assortment of
VALENTINE
From So to $100
Valentine Post Cards
11: each
W. A. Briggerinan s
MUSIC STORE
Donovan Block. 142 Wumngun 8t.
‘ MILLER SENT TO ASYLUM. .
BitiDGEl’OR'i‘. Jenn 26.4Natban G.
Miller. oi? 01 Frank Miller, president
or the City National Bank and a. Well
known ca titaliat. was adjudged insane
by a, medical commission today, and
ordered by the court committed to the
Connecticut Hospital for the insane at.
llliddietown The doctors said that
the young man had suicidal tenden-
also its was formerly: ‘manager ot
the Atlantic Hotel here. ,
.....i._......_....
The things that never will happen
generally cause us the most. worry.
Norwalk Chronicler