:judge. :
{High Grade Overcoats at
it your site is here you will 111111 a handsome geiuient tor a small
price. You know that our 'l‘eii Dollar Oveicouls are as good today as
any in other sales at 316. Come in and look around and you can lie the
The CopynghtClothing Company
SOUTH NORWALK
$8 50
Fashion’s latest dictates are exo
Instidioue or sedate diesseis, by
KARP
”881 NORTH MAIN ST.
0111' display of SPRiNG and SUMMER FABRICS 111 the latest nov
" cities are now ready for you Joe pootion.
" MODELS, and all we ouei is the very newest
Many Exclusive Styles will be shoWu to meet the tonic ol' the most
’ BROS
mplifled In both MATERIALS and
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN
HARRIS &
. TELEPHONE 450.
sieves
7 If Your Furnace:
Could Talk
It would ask for Coal of the
FERRIS kind and it might use
heated language when you feed
it flashy coal that it cannot di-
gent. It makes quite a difference,
the kind of food a man or a. fur-
hice gets. " "
We sell only the best grades of
oil and fight shy of the doubtful
o. 2 Nut, special quality. $5
pct/t ton in your cellar.
ilTli'e Ferris CoalCo
149 Washington St.
0
AT LOWEST PRICES
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
Woon M661)
A. CARMI Bum.
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
alwed and Split Ready for
Famuy Use.
Son dWooa. $5.00ype1 cord; $1.50 per
% cord.
Hard Wood, 37.00 per cord; $1.75 per
54 cord.
Split Wood. 25: extra per 1,9: cord.
' .Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 783-2 NORWALK, CONN.
The Boil Ever
IS WHAT you WILL 31w AFTER
you SMOKE A
“ROGER LUDLO
3531' 10c icmnn on THE MARKET
lF-YOU WANT AN A1 FIVE CENT
‘ CIGAR, TRY THE
“TWIN, our "
B. .1.‘ REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
'QEEvvi
E ton. Crone . &Pike’s
_T_25c '
Writing Paper
W. A. Briggcrman’ s
, music stone.
v... Block. 1112 Washington ex.
STAND BY YOUR TOWN.
+‘-——‘-—— ‘
O This, and it Wig- Surely Stand by
~. (Bennlngton Banner)
town whose citizens have no pub-
Spirit is on the way to the come
citizen who will do nothiiig‘ to
a town is helping to "dig its
citinen who growls about his
1111111: “the Wb‘rst ever," is assist
w- 'blllflala. 3”;
illness man who will not ad
rivin the hear'se.
zen w o is a chronic grum-
' wove pulling back in even.
prise is throWing bouquets
ve.
ltliien who “knocks" and bowls
‘ preaches the Innerol sor-
. , Olly of Norwalk Board of Reliei.Hold
‘ Children's ,
Suits and Overcoats
'Gents’ Furnishings
and Shoes '
11. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN_ST., SO. NORWALK
CLEANING up THE Assessmsurs.
Last Session.
,. The City or NOI‘ 1v ulk Bourd of Relief,
comprised of John .1. 1111111011, hunk
Hyatt and William A. Ambler. are in
session today. adjusting the‘ advances
which have been made in .the assess~
menu; of a. number of the property
owneis oi’ the clty
The last public meeting was held
last evening in the Council Chambers,
in Wall sheet and the adjustment of
the advances will be completed today,
and the books will be turned over to
the town clerk’s office tomorrow. as re-
quired by law.
The grind list 01‘ the city has been
increased about $100, 000 by the gen-
eral advancement of assessments, and
.11 member of the Board stated today
been carried to its fullest extent.
oomog hé'lre that makes it
BDOSILOY-QWDOI‘B.
UNITED so
his is a MUTUAL savings 111111: operated sonnLY for the benefit
* V alk Savings Bank
easier.
NK soiLomc. ,
‘ eouru NORWALK, CONN.
Sale of Men‘s. Boys_’:11nd'~
AAAA‘A‘A‘A‘.“‘AA“AA
AA
16 MAIN 8T» STAMFORD.»
IN PRICES 0N
CLOT
WE MUST HAVE THE ROOM
.48 and" 501,me 51.
t
and Ladies’
vvvvvaVvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
L. GOLDEN’S, 68
that eVen at that the work has not '
powwow
THE GREAT
SHOE
Clearance
SALE
is now going on. Come in and
‘ get your share of the bargains.
IUIIEIIII -& BRIIKIII
‘ 111 WASHINGTON oral-fer.
MAY: HAVE AUTO TRUCK.
cw
Talk of Mechanical Apparalud to] Re-
place Old Well VVehlcleJ
’l'lici‘c liur. been considerable tulk
of lute in rururuiico lo replacing the
(lid Well truck with. 1111 automobile
lllli‘li Some of the iiionibors oi‘ lllt‘
(-‘(illlltll are. expressing themselves in
form of automobile apparatus, on the
ground of economy of operation.
Lust night. E.‘ J. Kelly. 11 represente-
llve of the Soagruve Company. mun»
iifiiclnrers of fire apparatus, was in
town. Chief llurold F. Cluik ol the
doi'iailuient, snid l'odny that Mr. Kelly
had informed him that very little has
been done? in this oounli'v so lni in
the development of uutomobilc hook
and ladder lr.11cks Ml'. Kelly also met
Chief John D Milne oi’ the Norwulk
dcwmlmom in connection with non
sible purchase by the City of No iwulk
of an automobile hose wagon rm Hope
Hose Company. of Norwulk
The sum of 32 500 has been lnolud
ed in the list of the South N01 walk
Boaid oi Estimate and Taxutlous es
tinieted expenses for the city for the
convent year. As the sum of '31000
will probably be necessary to repair
the old truck, it. is thought by runny
that. it would be 11 wine move to pur-
chase a new one outright.
, THROWN OUT OF‘HIS WAGON.
A horse owned and driven by Finn-
cesco Romano. proprietor of a meat
market at 3 Ely avenue. become (right
131191] at a train while being d1iven un-
.19. the Washingtou street railioad
bridge about 2 oclock this afternoon
and turted to cut 11p badly. Romano
was hrdwu out but- apparently was
not badly injui',ed though he was sore.
Joseph Busch and others came to his
rescue and nipped the runaway in the
bud and straightened out the outfit for
him.
ALEXIS.
A statesman they called Nord Alexis
Got a bit! on his right color pickle;
Then he looked all about, .
For a chance to get out
And Inuqlred the way to 'l‘exa'a.
. ~Neshvllle American.
THAT WOULD BREAK THEM. '
many .wivee as he can slipport."
“As many as that?” .-
“Yes don I; you think we ought to
send Thissmndries to them?"
“Why not try mllilners?"
Shocked Father (laying down yellow
newspaper) -—- What rascally boys
those Yale fellows nrei thI. won‘t.
they do next? Why, I would send my
nod to Hades sooner thin to Yale!
Dr. Bones (a Yale grsduate)—No
doubt; air. it would be oier for you
to get him In. Hadley'e‘ examinations
on .we do not carry over from one 1111313615 10‘ snot or. have our-
toiled the prices to one-hell or the original hvuiue'fm
and be convinced.
LADIEH SUITE from ........ee.oo up WAISTB trom «in up
COATSII' 0111 ..............-.33.50 up Fons no in
SKIRTS tram ...............62.98 on CHILDREN'S COATS from . 41.98 up
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
as amount or. eouru NORWALK.
MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S
;Willié H
FirSl: Amino] Selle
Coats, Suits, W316i; Skirts, Millinery
NOW GOING ON AT
' lium “2011111111onpruylngJoi mucous
County, deceased. ni'e necessary par
- the pendency of liuid complaint be giv
' "'ln oriental countries?” a. man has one
Come
”-00 up
'ALL OF OUR
HING
FOR OUR SPRING GOODS.
Selleck
Norwslk. Conn.
Fornishings
Washington Street
IIBII IlllIlBlSm
William W. Comstock
V.
Dudley S. 'l‘i'owlii'idgc, ct 11111.. mid tho
I’leproiientniives 11nd Creditors oi
Samuel J. Smith. late. of the Town
of Norwalk. decenoed.
, ORDER OF NOTICE.
Stall» of Connecticut. Fulrlicld County,
Court of Common Pious. 1111..
llridgeport. February 18. 1909.
ll 111111 the complaint of the said \\ il-
therein sot i‘or.lh {oi-'11 foiccloiiuio of
two coitein mortgugés and tho posses
111,011 111’ the mortgaged promises, in
lui'uuble lo the Court of Common Piano
in nod for b‘ulrfleld County. on the
first Tuesday of March A. 13., 1111111. it
appearing to and being found IN the
subscribing unthmily that the "ileum-
soniulivcs 11nd (lieditorfli of Samuel
J. Smith, into or Nor'wuly, in said
lieslo sold action: ,
Therefore. oidemd that notice of
on in publishing this order in the
luv euing Sentinel. 11 new spnpor printed
in said Norwnlk. once ll. week 101' two
weeks succoseiieli', commencing on or
lieioio the 115111 day of February. A. D
1909. ,
liy the ("01111
SIDNEY N LOOK“ 001)
Cleik of the. Conit of Common Flees
tor Fulrtlcld I‘ouhlv. £18 2.1
«ounce» ,
nos. o and 5 ensure BUILDING.
Annual Half PriCe
OUR ANNUAL HALF PRICE SALE OF
Cloaks and Su1
Commences on Friday, February. 26th
Many of our customers know what the sale means and. to those who do
not know, we Would simply say it is an opportunity to buy first-class. high
grade merchandise, at just one-half of our regular price.
v
s
,.
TRISTRAM 8‘1 HYATT NORWALK CONN. 7
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without 1'; 11111113 [I111
pi ”11:11. Vim (lid this
‘ by great. 1111117111 in
51111111 ring (1111' (111:1! . ,
11ml mtzi' lill‘lllllill’V '
12mm in linmliiiw "
and Screening. .'.
The Hershiield' 81 '
‘ SonoCo.
Tel. 294. 122 Water Street
IIIIHS III IIJIIEIIIS
James Mulholland.
Woid was received here yesioidiiy
or the depth 01 domes Mulnollmid 111
Orange N .l., biother ot Mrs. John l. ,
May 0 ulliicr or South Mum street Mr.
Mulhollund was 11 member or the F01-
esters of Orange. also of the Honors
Association He Is surviiod by a wire
and three children. Mr. Muihollund is
the third in his family to die within
rourleon inoiitha,his, mother and lim-
DOUBLE PUNlfil-IMENT.
(Exchange), ‘
A convict 'iu 11.1«Gorman' prison
had been extremely refractory. Ono
menus and .nnotherhnd been
but nailiiug (Olllll break his spirit.
One morning the warden said to the
11
in end and wibti'l'.
wnyRA‘
"Then give him a cook book
read."
to
A RESURR
ECTION.
fore we get into the harbor?"
"About an hour' and
11111” 11111 ” ~
"0h. them i shall die before then. "
"Very likely 111:1 am; But. you‘ll
a half,
on . chore ten
Journal.
SQUEEZED lT sOME.
"What's the matter with this nic
kel?"
“Nothing.
Ii Iii perfectly g'ohd. "’
over by a train. "
“Oh. yes.
in his hand for 11 little while.”
W
LOOKED SEVERAL OF THEM.
"There isn’t such a' thing as an orig
inal idea in liumoi " _;
“N0?”
“01’ course not.
seven original jokes. " ‘
“How many of them are you?"
tried. ‘
, ‘Bui he is ailirudy doing two inst
“Steward, how long will it be be-
heall, right ugnin when you’ve been
iniuutee."-—Murluc
"Looks us Ihoughiit had. been run
M f t e -In law held it
y '1 h r ' , aunt Mrs John Barry,ot DoVer street
Why, there me but
tlicr passing away 11 short time ngo.‘
11111111111 11111 1111
Christopher Noiillc 01‘ Valley l‘incc,
hue seemed a position with i 1‘ Zing-
19.1 of Noxotou.
keopei:
“I soy Huhci. the. .Scillllldlol is , . 1 . ‘
noting uo‘rse 1111111 over. Put him on «Mixed Nuts. 10c (“7 F‘D‘L' 6‘ C,“
fl .
Miss Margaret ll. Hogeiuun e111 g1
ca 1 11111 so at the Norwnlk Hospital nus
resigned lie: position and has gone to
her home in Skuncoatlcs Fells, N Y
William W. Loom 111’
motor of the Dwight
The Rev. Di
New Havelh
Eliu City, is the guest of friends in
South Norwnlk today. {
Sheriff Sidney E 11am... oi Bridge.
port mode a brief stay in South Nora
walk this noon while enroulu to Dan
bury: to attend the Iiiueinl of the
in Dnnbury. this pitcrnoou
\ilss Gertrude Ryan. of Newburgli.
N. Y., who has been operated on at
the Norvvnlk Hospital recently for up-
pcndicitls, left the institution today,
and will spend a. few days with her
Joseph Rnkooky. e fourteen year old
Bouion street. boy. has been taken in
charge by the police, on complaint or
his p.11 ents, who say they cannot mau-
ugc him. According to information
furnished the police. he refuses to stay
home nights. His case was continued
. until this afteinoon.
h.
SHE'LL KEEP. HIM BUSY.
time?"
“Yes ll
"HOW?" .
"Get engaged to a lied handed girl
. ,
CAUTIO 6.
“Are vou 11 good littl boy, my 3011'."
- "New." , 3% ,
‘ “Why?" . 1
“l ulii’t niiniu' to be no suicide."
log; .
men “but you have ,9
clusies in this country .
"We haven’t. eh?" x
inent citizen. “You .
some night when 11 4.11
x
are harder than Old Nick's .—-The Do'
hemlen.
a
Herald. .
“Do you know a good way to kill
. lug Mrs David Heir! of Elmcres
" "Ah" complained 91 ,visitlrig noble
privileged
lied the pronr
“gilt to be out
of college
boys are on .1 ice on “~‘~Gh capo Record
~Il'lixod Nuis,.1_0c qt.
l
i The sleuinor Arabic. of the White
Star line. which sailed from New York
' some lime and with a party of mem-
bore of the D. A131 on board includ;
' Noi'wulk liiis eirlved at Piraeus. The
trip takes in all through the Mediter-
reiiean Sea and many. other places»
'intercst about the Old}: ‘World. ,
impressively. She ynw‘lled and wearily
a‘ ewered "Well?“
.;When i leave you tonight-"
'“Oh” she interrupted “So you 'l'ii:
tend to come tonight, too. do you?"
He looked at the clock and went
Inway tram there.-—Oleveleiid Leader.
Higgins of B'urriil avenue and Min '
Place (‘migregiiiioniil Church in tho,
lulc Deputy Sheriff liuirls L Ciolutl ,.
F.D.L. &, Co. :
if, els, Heart. Kidney
1 never regret giving 0111:0an
“Miss 'l‘e‘isleep,” began Mr. Stopl‘ e. ii
'ri‘eger
Spring Sale Of
Tailor-made Sorts
On Our Busy Pay-
ment Flan for
III We "will hold an advance?
sole of Ludies’ Tailor-made"
Suites-these Suits are made.
for eariy Spring wear—~up'
to date models, Made of
very fine all wool BROAD
CLOTH, in black, green and?
navy blue. The regular value"
of these Suits will be $25. 005
'——-We will sell them all
And for Cash "the
. i
price will be
.0}:
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art oi ad
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain In the
back. Even if done in chlldho‘od ll
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life. in the diflerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cruise 0!
this disease and pain. and health Is
restored t rough harmonizing the six
nerve eye ms in your body.
Nervousnees. Rheumatism. Penny'-
eases are given speelnl attention: I180
CurvatUIe or the Spine. You will
0 I
'chance to help your 7 7.3.:
, T FRANCIS. D. 'C. A,
94 WASHINGTON 81'. SO. NORWALK
. Magnetic Treuliienu Given Allie.
,.
and Female Disc ‘
, An evening withrthe ,boys is n mini'i
medicine tor domestic dyspepsiugé
7 ployed by these concerns.
Provisions _
All kinds of Bologna and Delicates:
sou. moon Fiankrurte‘rs Sausage ,
made dolly [try their} ' '
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phei'io' 446. ""1
...—.e._.._.
GOODYEAR FAGTORIES :170 RE-
, , soil: <1 1 «
NAUGATUoK. Hem, 25 winning or
'2 the Goodyear Metallic Robber Shoo
. Company and the Goodyear India Rub
ber Glove Company. of this place, an-
nounced today, that work in their law
torieii Will be resumed on Mnrch 11.
These factories have been closed for
about four weeks owing to the lack
of business. Over 2 .000 men are em»
a
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