'T‘fcorifight Clothing Company. . . ,6 NorthMain Street. Scotti Norwalk.‘ . ‘ A Clearance Sale of Men's “High Grade Overcoats at. $8- 50 it your size is here you will find a handsome garment for a small price You know that our Ten Dollar Overcoats are as good today as sing in other sales at 8115. Come in and look around and you can be the u go. ‘. The Cepyright Clothing Company ‘ SOUTH NORWALK Suit, Coat I Sth that Is made in KARP BROS. is tastefully designed and honestly made. Karp Bros. DESIGNERS AND LADIEB' TAILORS. 88 N. Main 81.. So. Norwalk', Conn. ~- corn. AT LOWEST PRICES HARRIS & TELEPHONE 450. . l A ‘A ‘AAAAA“AAA‘AAAAAAA - GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. ?iiiii If Your. Furnace Could Talk It. would ask for Coal of the FERRIS kind and it might use heated language when you feed it trashy coal that“: cannot di- . gest. It makes quite a difference, ‘ the kind of food a man or a fur- ' trace 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? ‘ The Ferris Coal Co 149 Washingtbn St. iiivws ‘Eaitonf,~ Crane 8t Pike’s '3 Meat and Stationery W. A Bnggerman s fuu‘src drone. .Donovan Block, ‘ 132 Washington St. Prowsions 7. All kinds of Bologna: and Dedicates~ , son. Fresh Frankfurters and Sausage ‘ 1 made dairy. Try them. FKARL 76 NORTH MAIN STREET “Phone 445. ‘ ' shonid“settle‘ wltlr the waiter for the wool) wéor) A. CARMI BE'I'I‘S. DEALER IN Hard and Soft Wood, Sawod and Split Ready for Family Use. Soft Wood, 36. 00 per cord; $1.50 per 31. cord. Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; 31. 75 per $4 cord Split Wood. 250 extra per 1,4 cord. .Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. Tel. 783-2 NORWALK. CONN. The Best Ever Is WHAT YOU WILL sav AFTER voo SMOKE A “ROGER LUDLOW” BEST 10c CIGAR 0N THE'MARKET IF YOU WANT AN A1 FIVE CENT CIGAR, TRY THE “TWIN CITY” , n. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER— Sale of Men's, Boys' and Children‘s Suits and Overcoats Gents’ Furnishings and Shoes D. GOTTLIEB 11 NORTHMAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK WHEN THE wan-ran wrst Two men were wrangling as to‘who luncheon. When the question hadbeen finally decided and the contestants had gone the waiter-said to one of his regular customers who was a witness of the scene: "i‘irnt's'wirat we like, for. every time it happens we come in for an extra tip. . The man who couldn’t get the check had only one way to get axon and that is by giving the waiter something, and nine times out of ten he docs it and makes the amount more than he would have given if he had paid the check. This one ordered ex- tra cigars and left the change for me. We like the give me the check’ quar- rels’ ~New Yolk Tribune. A FIXED VALUE I“.—‘ * This means a good acid to you. o Wasiimcrcn or. A‘ savings account here does not fluctuate with the rise and fall "of the stock markets or with general business conditions as do most pihor investments, but is always worth par and credited interest. ‘ The South N orwalk Savings Bank 3 “ ‘» ‘UNITED BANK BUILDING. , SOUTH NORWALK. QONNI. or al surronndin faster. 'The ‘iParisw $8 IOUTH MAIN OTRE u .we do not carry over from one tailed the prices to cuehalt o 'LADIES’ SUITS from .....sa.oo up Icons from 3350 up SKIRTS from “nun“,un‘2-9B up 515 MAIN ST» STAMFORD. ‘48 and so Wall St v and Ladies’ vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv L. GOLDEN'S, 68 i THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic Is the science or the cause of the disease and the art of ad- lusting the some. Diseases are caused by a wrench, twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in Inter life. in the diftercnt 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. Nervousness. Rheumatism, Paraly- sis, l-leart, 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. 94 wasmuo‘rou or. so. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Given Alec. THEGREAT SHOE Clearance SALE is now going on.‘ Come in and get‘your share of the bargains. Billilfllll ll BRACKEN 81 WASHINGTON STREET. WITHIN A ROYAL PALACE. Perhaps you would like to go with the into these «homes of their majes- tles—or, as a woman's home is always more interesting than the den of a man, let me take you through the pri~ vate apartments of the greatest \vo man of her I'ucc——tire late Empress Dowager. She occupied three of these rows of buildings The first was her drawingroom and library. the second irer‘dining-room and sleeping apart- ments, and the third her kitchen. One was strangely impressed by what he saw here. There was no gor genus display of Oriental coloring. but there was beauty of u peculiarly pene- trating quality—«and yet It iromelike beauty. No description thatcon be. written of It will ever do it justice. Not untilrone can see and appreciate the paintings of: the old Chinese masters or five hundred years ago hanging up— on the-Walls the beautiful pieces of the best porcelain of the time of K' ang Hal and Ch' fen Lung, made especially for the palace. arranged! in their hat- on exquisitelv carv- ed Chinese ‘taiie es and brackets the gorgeously embr'oldered silk portiores over the doorways, and the matchless tapestries whldh only the Chinese could weave for their greatest rulers can We appreciate the beauty, the rich peas and the refined elegance of the. private apartments of the great dow- i went into her sleeping apartments Others also entered there. sat upon her couch. and had their friends photo- graph them. 1 could not allow inyseif to do so. I stood silent. with head uncovered. as I gazed with wonder and admiration—From “The Forbid— den City and Its Political Mysteries,” Topolltan Magazine. Firéi Annual .Sale Goats, Suits, Wants. Skirts, Millinery NOW GOING ON AT Cloak and Suit House ET SOUTH NORWALK. Selling Out Winter Stuck Actually Below Cost season to another. We have cur- f the original value. Come and be convinced. WAISTB from FURS from ... tot-ill” 33 80.‘ MAIN 8T7. SOUTH NORWALK. IN PRICES ON ALL OF OUR MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S CLOTHING WE MUST HAVE THE ROOM FOR OUR SPRING GOODS. Willis H. Selleck Norwalk, Conn. AAAAAAAAAAAAAALAAAAAA -vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Furnishings Washington Street A is exactly‘what you expect it to he whenvyou buy it-—no fancy names to tickle the car, no gaudy labels to dazzle the eye. no tins ton-cover defects; but Just Coffee fresh ground, pure and of full ‘ strength... Our 250 a 15". Mocha a Java tips the scales on any you can buy‘ . eil’ewhere for less than 35c. and we proveuit every sale. ~ The ”utilises... Tea _Co., 126 Washington I Street. Tel. 542-3. FREE DELIVERY . turnipnwsnnrur ' nuns » (Continued from Fifth Page). work today. Other men were on hand when those. men tried out. As the men passed they were booted nud jeered. , Then one or the. crowd about the men shouted that ire saw ii-"BCBU"dl‘&W a knife. The other men started in pur- suit of the strike breakers who had by that time got some distance away. Near the top or the hill. where Fair- New avenue crosses Lincoln avenue, in a ploughed field the pursued stood their ground and began to pelt the ad- Home guard of their assailants with stones. The first few of the pursuers were held back. but as more came rip nine of the fifteen beat a retreat. ”The re- maining six stuck it out long enough to see that their case was hopeless, and then they ran too Thus far the attempts of the manu- facturers to man their chops with non- union workmen have resulted in fail ure. The strikers are on constant guard at the railroad stations and no “inputted help has been brought to the c ty . i ‘i W Seventy batters were worlttngayes terday' In the‘ factory or the Samuel Mundhclru Company, in Brooklyn. which started on Tuesday or last week with fourteen hatter-s The other fan torics in thih district have increased their forces, it is claimed. . Still Bleeding. ——"i htid supposed un til yesterday. doctor that the days 01’ the bleeding or patients were passed." “And so they are. What changed by issue Taylor Read’land, In the Met -.. -WN t I. . ‘ . . .. H! “II “ mi your mind?" “The bill you sent me.” r—Harper's Weekly. 49c up ........$2.00 up CHILDREN 8 COATS from $1.98 up SALE IN BOTH STORES: nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING." Advance Show mg of New priug Dress Latest weaves of foreign and domestic manu- facture—4n the new satin finish fabrics and stripe- effects; in the new pastel tints and other spring Coloringse—s—now on exhibition and arriving daily. TRISTRAM & . HYATT, NORWALK, OONN. ou-o .C‘q.’ Mi Going Some! it's one of our wagons answering A Hurry Call for HAZLETON Coal whose ."flrc crime just now over the $6.25 $450; Any time you. are alarrrrcd about your tires remember: one wd’cons ‘ oua HORSES oun omveas are built for litirry calls iilltl our from a customer alarm" ‘phonc. coal is medicine ior your fire alarms. B. Hershfleld & Son Co. ‘TEL. 275:. , 7122 WATER sr. South Norwaik Board of Relief. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Relief of the City or South Norwaik will meet on Wednesday, January 27. and on Wednesday, Feb- ruary 3,1909,nt 7:30 o'clock to 9 p. lil.;‘ Saturday, February 6, 1909. from 2 to 5 o‘clock p. m.: Friday. February 19, 1909. at 7:30 to 9 o‘clock p. m., in the Council Chamber in Havilnnd street, in said city, for the purpose from the doings of the assessors of said city. on the list of 1908 Dated at South Norwalk. January 22,1909. ALBERT M. POHLMAN, MATTHEW CORBETT, Board or itciiof. ifiiii ruins William W. Conistocit . v.. _ Dudley S. 'i‘rowbridge, at als., and the Representatives and Creditors of Samuel J: Smith. bite of the Town of Nor-walk, deceased. ORDER OF NOTICE. State of Connecticut. Fairileid County. Court of Common Pleas. as. Bridgeport February 18,1909. Upon this complaint of the sold Wil iiam W. ‘Gonistock praying. for reasons therein set forth for n fmcclosutc of two certain mortgages and the [losses- siou of the mortgaged premises. re- turnable to the Court of Common Pleas in and for Fairileld County. on the first Tuesday of March. A. D., 1909, it appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that the “Repre- ‘sentatiyea, and Creditors“ of‘Samuel ‘..T smith late of Norwalk, in said County, deceased, are necessary par- ties to said action: . Therefore ordered, that notice of thetpendency of said complaint bavgiv on by publishing this order. fun the Evening Sentinel, a newspaper printed in said Norwalk. once a Week for two weeks successively commencing on or before the. 18th day of February, A. D., i909. By the Court SIDNEY N. LOCRWOOI), Clerk of the Court of Common Plans for Withheld County 122 27t- “l compel my daughter to practice ,t‘our hours a day." said Mr. Cumrox. 'But you will make her hate music so she will never want to go near a piano. " . “Thais what I am homily—wasn- iugton Star. , ‘ "it's funny all autos have the tobac- co hablt, isn’t it?" "The tobacco hab- it?" "You. i understand that the gas- oline cars smoke, while an electric of hearing and determining all appeals £18 25‘ ‘ Spring Sale .‘Of T ailor-made I Suits “W8 On Our Easy Pox-- mentle for. $16 98 I TRANSFORMING HUMAN FACES. What can be accomplished in the re building of the human face to correct deformities can scarcely be realized by the average person until he has read inn article and seen the accom- partying illustrations appearing in Pop- ‘ulnr Mechanics. "Mdny of the most hideous facial deformities are caused simply by irregularities at the teeth all of which can be partiallt remedied and many made perfect The course of treatment inai cover a number of ‘ months or a number of years, accord ing to the errant of the irregularities tamed Mohtfi- . Of all the movemenlh attire teeth in the practice of orthodontic. the bodily movement of the front teeth in pha- lanx to correct protrusions and retro clubs is the many wonderful resultp'tr have been proved to be within the easy accomplishment of almost any skilled ”dentist and thousands of cases have been successfully treated. One or the most. remarkable cases was that of a patient 24 years old when the one tion. started; and an extensive bodi y mov'dment of the wont start without a piog."-oicve- land Plain Dealer. _ u .m... lower cuapida was required. It was himself.—'—Lowaii. u "7 u w. will hold an advance sale of Ladies’ Taller-made Suitsmthese Suits are made for early spring wear—«up to date models, made (if very line all wool BROAD CLOTH, In black green and '_ naVy blue. The regular value of these Suits will be $25. 00 29 31 West Washington Street. SOUTH NORWALK. r ed and the age or the par’ ‘gitnportantri one or this Operation sissy, mister, kin i have one of dam will sell them all And for Q. Cash the pricefiwill be $1. 00 soon lound that with the most solen- tificailv Constructed appliances it was almost impossible to more the roots oi the lower cuspids distally and that any force, lrowgver low it was applied on the crowns or even upon the root- wise extensions. would at once tip the ends of the roots forward, unless theme teeth were positivelx retained bi an upright position with fulcrum bars at the. apical ends; This consequently required an unusual force upon the anchorages. The Incisors were mover] bodilr forward with the contouringr apparatus, atld the cosmos and bi-cus bids were fbrccho' keep pace With the forward movement by the pressure of push bars from the anchorages. The result when the task Is completed will be worth the trouble. Weary, flying under apple tree)— apples? Romeo—Why. them apples won't be ripe for four months yit. - Weary—Oh. dat's all right. in no hurry. I'll walt.~—Llfe. 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