VALENTINE
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‘ » Donovan Block.
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(39 pair.
6 North Main Street. south Norwnlk.S
A Clearance Sale of
High Grade Overconts at
If. your size is here you will find
price
Men’ a
$8. 50
a handsome garment for 11 small
You know that our Ten Dollar Overcome are as good today as
any in other sales at 315. Come in and look 11111111111 and 1011 can be the ‘“
judge.
I The Copyright Clothing Company
SOUTH NORWALK
OUR CUT DOWN PRICES ARE
SUITS. $16. $18 and $"0, ill ‘14, iiiii 1-
31. 49, reduced ................
L. GOLDEN, 68
MAKE YOU COME TO THE STORE As EARLY as YOU CAN.
NET WAIS'l‘S reduced from $1 08 .
When you see, our 98c Waiats \‘(111 ,will ugh that they
Suits,Wai§ts ‘ 911:! Skirts
tarsasormc. ENOUGH TOS'
1.........$7.5o,$9and810
...... $159
111 is worth
............................ . 790
Washington St
tailed the prices to onehalf of
LADIES' SUITS from
COATS from
SKIRTS from
$8.00 up
33-50 up
. .6288 up
5111 MAIN s11. STAMFORD. a
After Our
'48 and so Wall St.
‘ Best No.2 Nut Coal,
TELEPHONE 294.
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AT LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS 81
TELEPHONE 450.
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From So to $1.00
Valentine Post Cards
1c each
W A. Briggerman’ s
MUSIC STORE.
132 Washington at.
Large Assortment of
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
. Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ads
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life, in the different organs and
limbs. ,‘
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in Your body. .1 9
Nervousnefln. Rheumatism, Paraly-
ole, Heart, Kidney and Female Dls~9
cases are ‘glvsn special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you. .-
Truancrs D. c.
14‘ wasumorouer. so. NORWALK
‘ Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
1 SSURPRISING.
Says the Topeka State Journal: it s
rothfit’ stir'prising to learn that the gov
ernment still owns Smore than 1.6 000
aci‘ea of land in Kansas." The govern
“S1nent1ls probably surprised to learn
9; that it was not stolen a long time ago.
_ ——WSaSshin‘gton Star.
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“SHEAR FUN.".
lie—So, you ‘ve read my new novel
How did you“ like it?
9 She»! laid down the volume with 111-
tense pleasure. ~Exclrange
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
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it is a waste of time to grasp .111.
opportunity unless 1011 know what1 111
are going to do with ll
woon wooo
A. CARMl tram.
, DEALER lN
Hard and Soft Wood,
Sawed and Split Ready for
Family Use.
Soft Wood $6. 00 per cord; 81.50 :11 1'
'3‘ cord.
Hard Wood $7 00 per cord; $1.75 1 11'
1,4 card
Split Wood. 251: extra per 14 cord
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 783-2 NORWALK. CONN.
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If Yorlr Furnace
Could Talk
It would ask for Coal oi the
FERRIS kind and it might use
heated language when you feed
it trashy coal that it cannot di-
gest. It makes quite a difference,
the kind of food a man or a fur-
nace gets.
We sell only the best grades of
Coal and fight shy of thedoubtl'ul
kinds.
No. 2 Nut, special quality, $5
per ton in your cellar.
The Ferris Coal Co
149 Washington ”St.
Vii‘iii
Poverty Is
No Disgrace
But it Pays to Ktop
Up Appearances
We are lending a hand by 311111.
better values in DRESS GOODS tine 1
you get elsewhere ’l‘r y 118.
Salts Textile Mfg. Co.
Sale of Men's. Boys‘, and
Children's
Suits and Overcoats
Gents’ ‘9Furnishings 9
S and Shoes
D.GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH. MSAIN STE. SO. NORWALK
Buy tisBei
The Roger Ludio
its the best 10c Cigar in
The Twin City
is the best you can buy for
a. 1. REYNOLDS
MAN UFSACTURER.
' 011.191 mark
Qe'advnnt of good
”Malte- up y
o r mind that this
menses down 111111 SAVE MONEY making the good times at hand
result in a‘ permanent financial gain to yourself.
- open an accurrnt in this Bank NOW.
times.
time you. will continue to hold your
scorn 110an will
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THE GREAT
is now going on. Come in and
get. your share of the bargains .
They do not Kmake a hit.
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1And the new ones not to ragtime”, ‘
t at en't ti.‘ 1
W9
11 “Who is always trying to
The Pans" Cloak
‘ 83 SOUTH MAIN STREET, SOUTH NOBWALK.
Selling Out Winter Stock Adtuaiiy Below Cost
as ,we do not carry over from one season to another. We have our-
and be convinced.
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
ll Broken Lines of Men's and Young Men's
Clothing and Furnishings at Clean Up Prices
Willis H.
Clothing Of the Right Sort
$454 COAL $625
Best Hazélton Lehigh Stove, Nut 0r Egg Coal, $6.25 per ton
The B. HERSHFIELD 81 SON Co.
- who died while on a visit in Little
9 tion which ihroWs a new light on the
Maud and Charlie finally
the original vaiue,Con1e
WAISTS from. 496 up
FURB from . ............. . $2.00 up
CHILDREN S1 COATS from . $1.98 up
a so. MSAIN er, scorn NORWALK.
Great Sale
Selleck
Norwalk. Conn.
S4. 50 per ton
122 WATER STREET.
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. Mrs. Edward F. Manner.
Mrs. Edward P. Muguct', who has
been critically ill at 1101' homo in High
street, South ~Norwulk, for 11 few days.
passed away early this morning. She
was well known in The Nora‘ulke and
possessed a large circle of friends, who
regret, her loss rlcuply. She is sur-
vived by her husband and 11 brother
and sister, Jami-s Madelny and Mrs.
Sarah A. Doriuldsou, both of Stock-
llr'idgtr. Moss: The funeral service
will take place Saturday morning at
it o'clock from St .‘loscph s (‘hunh lrr
torment will follow in St Mary‘ 11 Cum-
etcty. 1 9
Orrin Blake
Edward Bloke, of Craubnry. received
word. this morning, that his brother.
Orrin Blake. had passed away at. his
home in Stamford, last evening. utter
a. lingering illness.
Funeralot Mrs. c. 1'. Post.
The funeral of Mrs. C. 'l‘. Post was
held at her into home ilr Middle River
district, Dnnbury. Tuesday afternoon.
at 2 o’clock, with a large number or
friends in attendance. The service was
conducted hy'tlle Rev. George-W. Du
vcnport, rector of St. Janres' Episcopal
church. The casket was covered with
many beautiful 11011,ch the gifts of
friends. The interment Tuck place in
the Mill Plain Ceruetery. The 11111
bearers e the three sons of the do»
ceased at 11 grandson. ira, Frank and
Archie Post. of Dnrrhrrry. and Albert
Baldwin. of South Norwaik.
Funeral of Mrs. Gordan.
The remains of Mrs. Jennie Gordan,
Rock. Arkansas, arrived in Norwalk.
last events. and were. taken by Under-
taker George H.Ila1'111011d to the home
of her daughter Mrs. Smith Bales, of
39 Chapel street. Nornmalk The in
new! services will be held from her
daughter a home, tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o’.clock Rev. F. D Torrey pas-
tor' of the Norwailk Methodist Church.
will officiate. interment will follow in
the Norwnlk Cemeten
Funeral of Mrs. John Sorley.
The funeral of Mrs. John Sorley,
formrnerly of Norwalk, who died in
New York. and whose body was
brought here by Funeral Director A
J. Collins. will he held tomorrow morn
ing at 9 o‘clock, from St Josephs
Church. Interment will take place in
St. Mary‘s Cemdtery. ‘ -
NOT His aNcasror-‘rs.
Most people do not disown their air—
cestors, especially if they have been
acquired by dint of hard work and
cash. A writer reports a conversa-
matter on honoring one' s forbears.
and Suit House
9 1211‘ 11
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Berry Sets and Chocolate Sets.
81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
.SP DIM Si i BRUBKERY All] HUUSHURNISHINGS
lust tWo weeks before our Annual inventory. We find In our Crockery and Houseiurnish.
ing Department a surplus of stock that must be sold within that time. We will commence this
saloon WEDNESDAY, JAN. 20m, and an extra low price will be put on every article in this
department
All Fancy China aud’Br'ic-n-Brnc at‘ $21.30 non .................... $1.,95 liar irons. 11m 111 ______________
cost. 1 $2. 25 now .................... $1. 75S1Aslrcstos 311.11.11.11 for .......... 13:
All Farley Jars and Vases Cups and i 11 (1.1 Galvanised Pails ......... gel 'i‘lriu 11111111ch 11111 pimp”), titer. 19c
Saucers, Fancy Boxes Funcv 'HMWE ”“98 50 ft. ------------ 6l \H 1.111 Lamps (omphte ........ 5125
Sets; former price $1.;OU now. ..75c'$l~15 ”it" Lamps 110W ......... $1192lim'c1' Egg new“ ............ 6c
59C in... 8 Nickel Tea Kettles ...... mi 111.1,, ”mm,“ ______________ 23c
A" '5" Articles at """ S """"" SWlic or Wood Cont Hangers 3 1N1 1,; Eggs «it"or """""""""""" 5c
A" 5ticA1llclcs i“ -------------- 39°! for ........................... 10¢ Largo Chopping Bowls 236
All 25c Articles at ............... iQGiNl 9 Copper Bottom Wash Boil Kitchen Lutlips template ....... 25c
Umbrellas Stands; former lil"lU‘ t”: -------------------- 31- 65 Hm“ S‘S‘U‘mv -’ it" ............. 5c
33 50, now ................ $2. 75 l\n 2 [wood (jhoppchs ............ $1.00 Gi ass Siluut' Simlrirs 999999999999 7c
20% DISCOUNT on all Parlor Lamps, Lamp Globes, Lamp Shades. Toilet Sets, Oak Plates,
TRISTRAM “& HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
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ORDER OF“ NOTICE.
District of Norwuik.. nit. Probate
Court, January 28‘. A. 1).. 1909!.
Estate of William W. Crane. 11111» of
Norwalk in said district. (incensed.
Whereas. written application has
of sale of certain real estate of said
application on file;
Ordered. That said application but
heard and determined at the Probate
oilicc in Nor-walk. on the 8th day of
February, 1909. nt 2 o'clock nftcrnoou;
and that public notice thereof be gir-
cn to all persons interested ilrcrciu
by publishing this order in n newspa-
pt‘l‘ having 11 circulation in said dis»
trim. or least five days before said day
of hearing.
‘ ‘ HENRY W. GREGORY.
.luduc.
SOLVENT Nti'l‘lCl-t. ‘
District of Norwulk, s.» l’i‘irimlv
Court. January 20. A. it. 1909.
Estate of limucr ii. llor‘t. into 111‘
Norwalk. in said district. dcccascll.
'l‘lrc i‘ouri of l1‘Sr'ol1ut1' for the Ills
tr'ici ofSN'urwalk. hath lirrrin-d and .ri~
lowed aix9morrilrs from tlreduic hero-
of for tho Cl‘oditoin of said «state to
exhibit their claims for settlement
Those {who ncglct‘t to present their
netountn. properly attested within
said time. will he debarrod 11 recovery,
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay"
merit to
JOHN Kldtxlli.
jili 211' (:1 Administrator.
illlilllillill lfliil NEWS
1111'. 11nd Mrs. E, K. St. John. of blast
Norwalk. are visitors in New York to-
day and intend to visit the theatre.
Mrs. William N, Jones, or iii Center
arenuc Notwnlk is spending 11 few
days as the guest. of friends in New
Haven
The will of the late Andrew 11011. of
New Canaan. was admitted to probate
this morning by Judge Henry W.
Gregory, of the Norwalh Probate
COlli‘i.‘
Mrs. Osborn. of Maple street. Nor-
wnlk, very pleasantly entertained the
members of the Woman's Guild. of
Grace Church, yosterdny nit. r'noon, at
her home.
‘9'l‘lre committee, of tho Egbert Club
of the, Norwaik Congregational Church
will hold a meeting this evening locom-
piete arrangements for an entertain-
ment to be held in the near" future.
The American basketball team of,
Norwalk was to have gone to Stam-
ford last evening and played the Sons
can of that place, but the latter team
walkers did not go down.
The water shutoti in front of Cote-
burn & Leader’s store in Main street,
Norwalk, broke this morning, allowing
11 stream of water to come out of the
edge of the sidewalk, and flood the gut-‘
ter's. A force .of men are making re-
pairs today.
Colonel Wiillam H, C. Bowen, of the
Twelfth Infantry, U. S. A.. stationed
at Fort'Jay. New Jersey. will be the
inspecting officer at the annual in-
spection of the Sixth and Seventh
Company ,Coast Artillery, at Norwalk,
February 31nd »
At a hearing in the Norwaik Probate
Corrrt at 10 o ’clock this morning Judge»
Henry W Gregory appointed Russell
“i saw. Biases." said Sir Pompey.
looking at the family portrait gallery
with the air of a connoisseur, "you' ve
got a fine line of ancestors ”
. “Bless Your -h‘_Seart, Sir Pompey, " re
plied the other, "they ain‘t mine.
They' re the children s "——-Ally Sloper's
AFTERTHOUGHT.
9G0d wrote a ihought~‘ twrrs 1'.oclr
Another—dirt» organic. Another still
And man, with conscious soul», was giv-
en bolus.i
And then lie wrote once more-—
9 P S.~—Womnu1
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THSEM'lMARRIED.
Trotter (who has been abroadl—So
married?
Miss Homeri-Yes. Trotter-J suppose
they are happy. Miss Homer-Un-
doubtedly: they each married some
t‘wgatw people say or him is set
one clear-Chicago News. j 9 .
Frost Seymour C. Palmer and Freder-
ick H. Rowan as commissioners in the
estate of the late Edwin Adams, of
South Norwalk.
Mr and Mrs. Henry B. Harris. ac
courpaniedi by Playwright Charles
Klein. came up today from New York
in the. formerls autOmoblle and had
luncheon with Mr. Klein at his home.
Shirley Manor,1Roway9ton Later the
party continued the trip by auto to
New Haven, Where Mr. Klein‘s latest
success. The; Third Degree, opens this
evening. .
The pool 31.11111 of the NorwSallSrS SISr‘ir‘e
Police tournaroent which was to have
‘ been ayod lalll-L ‘evening‘ ‘SiieStSween
» Chief hn D. SMlne, rated 85. and. Wil~
lia . ' er, rater 160, was forfeited
he did not show up to play.
-1 game is looked for this even
lull, hon William Hess, rated 55 will
play i-Slenly D. Cornell, rated 90. 9
cancelled the contest and the N013
been made to this court praying ltll‘9 '
reasons therein set forth for an order
estate which is frilly described in said >
AND
Cash
WILL COME
January,
ill You owe it
.Krieger&Co.
ONLY A FEW MORE DAYS
Great Half Price
Saturday, the : 30th of
the Ladt Day
come in and take advantage
of our '0 ffers ,—-+f plenty of
stockmmostly COATS and
SUITS for Women and Men.
Select anything you need
and we will hold it until paid
rieger
29- 31 West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
OUR
Sale
TO AN END.
Will Be
to yourself to
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(New York Tribune.)
Another venerable superstition up-
were to be going the way of others of
its kind. The lemon in the past has
been a much flattered fruit.
one has read beguiling paragraphs
like these: “People suRering from a
sluggish liver should drink the MC“
of half a learned in a glass of hot water."
“Lemon juice will prevent malaria."
“A teaspoonful of lemon juice in every
glass or drinking water will greatly
relieve rheumatism " “People with
uric acid proclivities cannot (11 ink too
much lemonade; the lemon cleanses
the system of the irritating acid"
ity; the stout woman should eat lemv
one as she Would any other fruit " etc.
But it now appears that the alleged vii-E
ucs of the lemon are delusions and
shares. Ern'lnent 1.111110111111199 assure
us that l
medicines can cure. it is undou ted!!-
the that. by the generous e of
lemons the woman afflicted with
slender. “But" said a prominent phy-
sician relative to this subject,
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Every.
“Lemons are a positive cure for obes-‘
mappeti‘aingi Juice can cause‘9
more dihestive‘ troubles titan all the.
avolrdupois will, in an astonishingly
short time. heoorSne' most beautifully»
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THE LEMON CURE. steady diet of corrosive sublimate will
--- lhave about the same eifect. Lemon
juice literally eats the lining merrr
brane of the stomach. is there their,
airy possible way for a lruman being
to retain flesh if the stomach is in such
gestcd 0r assimilated? The stout per-
son becomes ilrin at the terrible ex-
Spence of Wrecked health. and the
method
“And that beautiful
rheumatism and uric acid fading away
before the lemon treatment, Every
drop of the citric acid taken into the
stomach alters into the blood. and the
its victim s helpless Joints As tor liv-
er trouble and malaria lemon Juice 111
homeopathic doses is beneficial.
9n
the ‘lemon cure
2r|ME SAVED.
The landslide is a‘ glorious thing,
Which patriots must applaud, ,.
Because it leaves no chance to sing
The mournful song of "florid. "
a condition that food cannot be di~ »
tragedy lies in the fact, that very little 9
of this health can be regained by any '
myth about
outraged blood, unable to relieve its ‘
self, takes its miserable revenge19upon
But 9
the old saying, .‘If a little is; good there 1 .1
is better.’ is the rock so many people
wreck their- health upon while trying
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Norwalk Chronicler