, 11! your use isfhere you will and a handsome gatinent for s. 1.11.11
price. You: know that our Ten Dollar Overcoais are as soon today an
poles at old. Come in and look mound and you can be tho
Watch This Space
for Saturday s Sale
1.
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‘ as we are doing all our
own designing.
Karp Bros.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES'
TAILORS.
88 N. Main St. So. Norwalk, Conn.
I {Selling Out Winter Stock Actually Below Cost
as .we do not carry over from one seasop to another. We have car-
tailed the prices to one-half of the original value.
and be convinced.
WAIBTS from W... . 496 up
FURSfrom.1.......... ”$2
CHILDREN'S COATS from . $1.98 up
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
as so. MAIN e11. sou-m NORWALk.
LADlills' SUITS from ........sa.oo up
COATEfrom ................$3.50 up
SKIRTS from ................s293 up
it
515 MAIN ST» STAMFORD.
After Our
48 and so Wall St.
A
Best No. 2 Nut Coal,
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TELEPHONE 294. ‘
I
WOOD WOOD
A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER IN
‘ Hard and Soft Wood,
Sawed and malpilt Ready for
yUse.
Soft Wood.F €6.00 per cord; $1.60 per
34 cord. ,
Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; $1.75 per
it, cord.
Split Wood, 25c extra per 54 cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 783-2 NORWALK. CONN.
When You Smoke
Buy the BCSI
k for Coal of the
' audit might use
e3 when you feed
. at it cannot di-
uite a difference,
Folioill 1
the (3181,1111 a man or. a (fur-
ploasant‘l I
the homlcdd
Burne,101111 1v
best grades of
the doubtful
events 1) “ quality, $5
Ii 5 ‘9' “a ll . ‘
‘ini 4 ’9 ’9“? 99 9‘ - 1 The Roger Lndlow
33%;? . . 0 Is the no 10c CIGAR said
NI”; . The Twin City
INN; " _: 5c CIGAR cannot- be beaten
’ifiii" B. J REYNOLDS,
poses ‘ I MANUFACTURER.
2.102317 1 V . . 1
$ch Sale of Men’s, Beyrs', and.
Children's
* Suits and OVercoats
Gents’ Furnishings
and Shoes ‘
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST» BO. NORWALK
them' in mailing a success or life, There are no 1
ere here, simply several who are depositlng for their.
V
THE NEW sclsncn
Definitionof Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the some. Diseases nre'caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even it 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
Nervouaness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis. lleart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
)4 waeHmo‘rou 81'. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Trufmonil Given Also.
I
(I Broken Lines of Menfs and Young” Men's
‘ Clothing and Furnishings atClean Up Prices.
Willis H.
Clothing of (the Right Sort
S4: COAL $6...-
Beél Hazehon Lehigh Stove, Nut orEgg cool, 56. 25 per ton
The 'B.HERSHFIELD 81 SON Co.
a
THE GREAT
SHOE
Clearance
SALE
is now going on. Come in and
get your share of the bargains.
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' NOTICE
Special Town Meeting
The inhabitants of the town of Nor
' walk. qualified to vote in town .meet
lugs. lire hereby notified and warned
that‘a special town meeting will be
held in the town hall. in the City 01
Norwaik. on the 9th day of February
. 1909. at 8 o'clock p. 11)., for the pur
pose of authorizing the selectmen of
said town to issue sands of said town
of NorWalk, to an amount not exceed
lug $225. 000 par value. to provide for
appropriations heretofore made and
debts incurred by said town of Nor-
walk. and of paying the existing float-
ingrindebtedness of said town, said
bonds to be either registered or with
coupons attached?“ payable at such
times and at each annual rate of in-
terest, payable annually or semi-an»
anally. as the meeting shall deter-
mine: and to designate the manner in
which said bonds all be issued and.
the person or persons by whom they
shall be signed. and provide for keep-
in; a record of the some; and to take
any other and further action in rela»
1119:1310 such issue as the meeting may
rmin’e.
“And also foil the purpose of hearing
a. report of the committee on the pro-
posed new bridge on Washington
street. ' -
Dated at N walk, this 4th day of
JAMES A BROWN;
ALFRED AVISON
JOHN DEVINE.
February. 190.
it a o ‘ j. Selectmen.
'1 pond.
Come
00119
Great Sale
Selleck
Newslk» con...
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84 50 per too
122 wares mm.
MANY MATTERS BROUGHT 1
UP 111 THE HOUSE.
(Continued from First Page.)
East Haven and New‘llavcn. Also
another resolution changing the fare
from Naugatuck to Waterbury and in
Nnugntuck. An not providing that
telephone companies operating in dif-
ferent towns shall furnish to the nth
ciuls of the towns telephones at not
more than half the prevailing prices.
A resolution extending the Windsor
Locks and Western Street Railway
Company was received. An act was
received extending the time for taking
ialnprcyecls. ,Au act amending the.
act concerninmtho purchase of liquor
by agents, in lug it a misdemeanor
to have Honor.) a the possession of the
agent. A resolution providing compeir
nation for clerical assistance to the
clerk of the Superior Court of hitch-
ilcld county was received. An not
protecting ileum the Saugntuck river
provides restriction on drawing aoiues.
An act regarding contrilmlory negli-
gence provides that it shall not bar
a financial recovery in law suits
Resolution permitting the city of
Hartford to issue bonds.
Act repealing (‘huplcr
acts of 1907.
A resolution was passed paying the
clerks and messengers in concurrence.
An act penalizing any person in-
duclng a minor to buy liqnm
Resolution appropriating $10 000 for
St Vincents liospilml Bridgeport.
An not concerning the routing of
rooms for prostitution and gambling
punishes the landlord for so doing.
and anyone having any Interest. there-
in or who shall receive any income
thelofrom.
An act amending an not providing
that appeals from commitments to
schools and county homes may be tried
before. a. jury. and that the child in
Question must be presented in court.
A widerenching act regarding the
pollution and injury to water. supply
provides penalties for all pollution by
residents or otherwise of any body of
water, which may be used as an ice
200 Of the
An act fixing ille‘tlmc when taxes
shall be due in Hamden ‘
An act regarding laboratories, in
school buildings providers that they
must be isolated by solid partitions
from other portions of the school;
An act concerning bridges provides
that the state must build any bridge
having a span clover one hundred
and fifty feet.
Several bills were iutloduced regard
ing school chlldi‘ n One of these plo
vides that no olild under 16 years
of age. shall work between the hours
of 7 p. m and 7 a. 111.01 longer than
fifty- five home in each week. It pro
vides that the height of children under
16 years of age who are employed
must be sixty inches, and their weight
eighty pounds, unless they have a
certificate of health from a physician.
This not also provides for the inspec-
tion of places where children are em-
played. Certificates of age must be.
secured from the school board, slat
ing that the child has passed the fifth
grammar grade, can read fluently.
write legibly and perfoml simple op
erations in numbers.
The llousev odd to raise a commit-
tee ou unflni 03d business. the at)!
\
DUN.
20% discount on
and FUR ROBES
Short lengths of MAT'i‘lNGS up to
601: quality. at 10¢ per yd.
Broken lots and odd mines in our
Depaitment to be closed out.
Special bulgains in Ladies. ML‘SlJN
10% discount on all CHINA and .iAl’ MA'I‘TINGS.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
nose and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
After Inventory Clean-Up sale
We have Just finished our Annual Inventory and find in every department surplus stock which must be closed
in‘ order to reduce this stock and benefit our customers at the‘ same time,
we will hold this Clean Up Sale
I
l prices.
10 ,V'ds., NBC (.0 ,
price.
F [.ANN ELE'I‘TE
For One Week, Commencing Friday, Feb. 5th
BLAN Kld'l‘S. (30 M |“Oli’i‘AIlLES
GOWNS and SKIRTS at Special
SUITS and COATS. Every garment in the depart-
ment marked for this sale without regard to former
a
FURS. Any piece of Fur at cost.
lilti‘Sb ‘ GOODS
U \'l)ls‘ it“ EAR. I daily.
We will continue pm Special Sale. in our i-iouselur-
nishlng Department and special bnlgnius will be added
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK CONN.
they may be payable) to the stain. and
become a lien against the surotles.
Senate.
HARTFORD. Feb. 4.—~lu the ab-
sence of Mont—Governor Weeks. the
president pro tem. presided. A mass
of house business was read and 10
ferred and a large amount of new
An act was introduced by Senator‘
teachers providing that the State
who the certificates of teachers plo
vided that the certificate 111.11 be Is
sued without examinations to gratin-3
nice of Yale. Trinity. Wesleyan .unl
shall be accepted by the town school
committee without further examina-
tion. 01) and after January 1. lilli).
public schools shall have a stain col-
tlflcatc
Anotllel resolution introdutcd
after. July 11'). towns shall assume con-
trol of schools and all tho power of
school districts except towns which
limit .
Other mnttdms included Arie coir
of a slate ornithologlsl:
the annualappropriation to incmpoia
ted agricultural societies; concerning
riding that hereafter five thousand
copies of the state Board of Agricul-
ture or so many as the. board shall
determine ,not exceeding that num.
ber shall be printed annually.
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I Infant, caloric.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. An-
thony C. Gillette died yesterday after-
ton street. The. child was only two
weeks old. The burial will take place
tomorrow afternoon in St. Mary's
Cemetery.
George Heisier.
Genrge Holster. a veteran of Com-
pany ll Sixth New York Heavv Altll
lery. died yesterday at the Fitch Sol
dlcrs Home, Noroton. aged 65‘ years.
The remains were, taken to Bridgeport
today. ‘
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Funeral of W. P. Costello.
The funeral of William P.
was held this morning at 9 o’clock,
from St. Mary's Church. “lih inter.
mcnt following in St. Mary's cemetery.
ADMITTED THEFT OF CLOTHING.
MthlDEN, Feb.‘ 4.'-—A young man
of the, New York,‘ New Haven and
Hartford Railroad, last night, hanged
with defaulting the railroad mpany
of his fare and who at that time gave
his name 113 Walter 1',anan of New
York, today, after being fined ten dol-
lars and costs in the police court, ad-
milled that he was James Mchlmott.
of Boston. and that he had taken 11
suit case filled with costly apparel.
which he had with him from the Hart-
ford station of- the New Haven road
as he was leaving that city after hav-
lllg served a three months' senicncc
in jail there on a charge of theft. In
default of paying his line he was tak-
on to jail. The Hartford authorities
Were notified and it is expected that.
when the prisoner completes his son.-
Hartford police
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SURPRISE ONQJAMES MASO
A very pleasant surprise party
tendered James Mason, at his
in Butler street, last evening. Danc-
ing, games of all descriptions and mu.
vein were indulged in during the even-
lng.Voca11solps by James Walker.
Norwalk'e meme, were the featule
of the evening. He was assisted at
the piano by Miss May MacAlilster. At
midnight, a bountiful coliatiOn
served and heartily enjoyed by all
present The party broke up about 3
pointment of the members received
from Speaker Banks being as follows:
Representatives‘ Buckley of Weston.‘
gefiey of Hartland and Gabb of Bloom-
9 _ 1 1 I'
The motion oN“'the appropriation for
Troop A‘s armory in New Havemwas
reported ‘in the house and relished to
the committee on appropriations
An act changing the license ballot
law to include taxpayers and real as
late owners in towns of less than ten
thousand inhabitants was introduced
in the house.- 44
The matter 01.1) robntn bonds was
dealt with in an not providing that
.o‘clock this morning, the guests all
declaring M'.r Mason 11 most delight
lul best. 'lhere were about 75 of Mr.
Masons blends present.
RIVET album or MURDER.
LOWELL, Mesa. Feb. 4.-A ver-
ldial of guilty in the first degree
against Napoleon J. Rivet. charged
with having killed Joseph Gallon: a
year ago was returned by 1). Jury here
today. Rivet was said to have beaten
Gallon): to death la th ho‘pe or obtain-‘
ing the proceeds 013500 l to insurance.
police which Gallonx through friend-
linens, carried in Rivet's furor. . ....
business lead 1 l'
Luther concerning the certification of 1‘
Board of Education may grant and re I I
the normal schools. These certificates 1;
all persons beginning to teach in tho
have cities or boroughs within their,I
coming the establishing of the office i ..'
c1)11cei))i11g"
the printing of public documents. pro ‘
noon at the family home in Washing?
Costello, ~
who was arrested at the local station,
tence here he will be arrested bytlle
was .
/ .
b1 1 '.
Senator Feun related to the town man-1 .4 ,‘
ngement of schools and provided thatt ,
Deeply Price Cut
Eyerything Everybody Wears
Our
, Charge
Account
, Plan
,, Doosn.’ t
Raise
Prices;
One 9
Penny
ient.
1
CU need not have
the slightest hesi-
tency about 9 buying *
clothes upon our pracs
tical CHARGE AC-
COUNT PLAN.
Thcre is no reason
ivhy you should.
The rich man can
open an account in any
Store andz make pay-
ments when conven-
Bny
Now—a-
Don’t
Wait ‘
Until
Pay
Day.
“Charge
It. ”
YOU can open an account horse-clothe yourself and
family and likewise pay in conveniently amounts. Our plan
is open to elk-places all on the same footing ’
Warm Winter Wears
At Lukewarm Popes,
29-31 WeSt Washmgtnn Street.
SOUTH NORWALK
FINED $50 AND COSTS FOR ORUEL-
TY T0 ANIMALS.
'I‘ORRINGTON, Feb. 4.—Fl‘allk Sco-
Viville was convicted today on the
Lhargc of cruelty to animals and fined
"$50 and costs. Through his counsel
Scovllle appealed the case, and he was
put under beads of $200 for appearance
before. the Superior Court in April.
Scovllle was found guilty of having
torn the tongue names. hurse belonging
to his employer. Nicholas George. of
'l‘orrlngton. Scoville pleaded guilty to
the charge. ‘4 ‘ ,
“SPECIAL srA‘rE TAX.
HARTFORD. Feb; (is-Senator.
Brooke today presented a resolution
fort he imposition of a state tax of
one- its mill on the dollar on the
grand lst or the several tons for the.
purpose of paying the bonded or other
indebtedness of the state.
Bargains for the Friday shopper at
C. J. Mints do (3038. The ad. will tell
you about them. .
it was reported today that Alvah
Tuthili had sold his ha dsoine Hick-
ory mint residence to N w York par-
ties, but no papers have yet been filed
in the office or the town clerk.
,wnlk, including part at the house.
Meat and
Pravisions
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates-
sen. Fresh Frankfurters and Sausage
made dn‘lly‘. Try them.. .
FKARL
‘76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
The city board of relief held a. ses—
sion, last night, at the council cham-
ber in Haviiand street. Attorney Let)
Davis appeared in behalf of the own-
ers of the Matthewa property, in West
avenue, and gave notice that they ex-
pected the city to make a reduction in
conformity with the action of the Sn.
parlor court. which reduced the town
assessment to 3.1.00 000 *Part or the
property is in the ly of Norwallr, but
the greater porti is in South Nora
~1—AJ
Norwalk Chronicler