p" i,, . L price. ~ judge. -’ \ ’ . \ Copyright Chilling 3’ l 5 NthlIMcin Street, South Norwalk. ‘A .Clearance Saleof Men’s “High. Grade ,Overcoats at if your size is here you will find a handsome garment tor a small You know that. our Ten Dollar Ovaroonts are as good today as any in other sales at 015. Come in and look around and you can be the SOUTH " NORWALK The CopyrightCiothing Company Company, $8.50 ”.Wk .._..... ".7 . ....,_ .M fastidious or sedate dressers, by *KARP as NORTH main or. ‘ “ Spring Opening Our display of SPRING and SUMMER FABRICS la the latest nov- elties are now ready for your Inspection. Fashion's latest dictates are exemplified ill both MATERIALS and MODELS, and all we offer In the very newest. Many Excliusive Sines will be SbOWu to meet tin» taste of the most BROS. 0 SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. , . ‘ . . . , l . HARRIS 8: Ff. ‘ TELEPHONE 450. giiiiii If Your . Fumace COuld’ .Talk‘ . It would ask for Coal of 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 a, .. Coal and fight shy of the doubtful kinds. No. 2 Nut, special quality, $5 per ton in your cellar. ‘ TheFerrisCoalCo ‘ 149 Washington ‘ St. ?iivii CARMACK MURDER TRIAL. Colonel Cooper ,Resumedl the Stand ‘ Adaln Today. NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 26.1~The state’s attack in the Carmack murder efendants, Colonel Cooper, in his con- d has olerkand master in chancery nd' '35 an,_associate of a. defaulting 'firtreasuror.’ took the ‘derense by rise.-hut they soon had agents at 7 hand during last night several lenvgom various points in the state in ‘ amen presumed to be able to 'mwmme light upon the charges, i the-decision, cry-the defense to put ai-Patterw, and Adju men- f-‘Bro “upon the itness usedtheststc‘s counsel r.«last night the” stenographic "re- .testlmony, and every ref- ro enlarge aslever.“ ‘ court opened Colonel Cooper, M. I ' 'CARPENTER KILLED. arp‘cater employed on the was k‘liled in theiocal yards witch‘sn’gin‘e. during the night. 50 yearsot age, and his home ottfllieliber. , . ~ I ‘ . , lit“! ( depositorjownorsq , . . Sou h t 1 e an WWW" Al‘l‘A.‘ . . .. f , mvCOAL— ‘ AT LOWEST PRICES rial upon the integrity or one of the , to, go . crowdsuwhich attended the trial ‘ EVEN. Eel). Elly-August GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. WOOD WOOD A. CARMI BETTS. DEALER IN Hard .and Soft Wood, aawed and Split Ready for Family Use. Soft Wood, 06.00 per cord; $1.50 per 54 cord. Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; $1.75 per 34 cord. Split Wood, 25c extra per 34 cord. Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave. Tel. 783-2 NORWALK, cow. The Bedt Ever i8 WHAT YOU WILL SAY AFTER YOU SMOKE A “ROGER LUDLOW” sear we ochn ON THE MARKET IF‘ YOU WANT AN Ar“ FIVE CENT cross, TRY THE “TWIN CITY” B. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. Sale of Men's. Boys' and Children's Suits and Overcoats Gents’ ~ Furnishings and Shoes D. GOTTLIEB 11 Nosrll'i'ulam s11. so. NORWALK Pans gThe Cloak Selling Out Winter Stock Actually no we do not carry over from one season to another. We have cur- tailed the prices to one-half or the original value. and be convinced. 1 SALE IN BOTH STORES: as so. MAIN anew-m NORWALK. LADIEB'SUITB from ........ .00 co TB from "amino :3 SK HTS from ...............a293 up U 515 MAIN ST» STAMFORD. FOR A FEW At“ These Coats are mostly $18 and 4s and, so Wall St. I Our First Annual Sale NOW GOING ON When and Where Can You Match These Values? LAllllES’ LONG COATS, in black and tan, regular 58 and $10 vaiuo ........ ........ CirilLDREN’S COATS, sizes from values L. GOLDEN’ToS LAST Two Days SALE nlllllu tnlcln . 81 WASHINGTON STREET. HanoVerfFSIates 39 Cortlandt'Street, New York. Deals in Active New York City Real Estate and ' Issues Particlpatlons in Amounts of $100 and up Giving Ins/esters Two-third. of Profits Send for Booklet. NOTICE Mayor's Office,‘So. Norwaik, CL Notice is hereby given that a. meet- ing of the Board ‘of Estimate and_'l‘sx- ation of the City of South Nor'wslk, Sheet Music 6 “FOR sarunoav, 2 COPIES FOR 25 CENT S Good Evening. Caroline; Make a Noise Like a Hoop and Roll Away; 1 Used to Be Afraid to Go Home In the Dark; Bl-nd and P-g Speilz Blind Pig; IWant 3. Postal Card from You; Some Day. Sweet Heart, Some Day; 1 Wish i Had a Girl; Call ’Rollnd Any Old Time, and many others. W. A. Briggerman’s ' MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block. 132 Waohllmton 8t. will he held at the Council Chamber, in said city, on the 1st day of March. 1909, at 8:30 o‘clock p. m.. to consider the estimate submitted to said board by theatreasurer ofsaid city of the amounts required by;each department of the city government for the ensu- ing fiscal year,”and. to consider the recommendation of said treasurer of the appropriations for all the city ex- penses for said your and the recom- mendation as to the tax on the polls and ratable estate within the limits of said city deemed necessary to meet such expenses, to hear all parties who may desire to be heard relative to any alteration in said estimate, and ,to make any alteration in said. estimates and appropriations; also to consider recommending such taxes on the polls and ratable estate within the limits of PROTECTED BY BURGLA‘R POLICY. .GecrgewC. Lockwood, whose real- dence in‘HIgh street, Norwalk, was en- tered by] burglars recently, was fully protected. from all loss by a burglary insurance policy. writtenby Taylor 62 The Iris or Mutuality Seminar this sank'ls Mnol.ryrow~nopy its depositors, lends 'a. to saying here that makes it easier. ' ' ‘Jrils Is a MUTUAL savings bani: operated SOLELY for the benefit Golden, of, South Norwaik. noon-savings- Bank ) .~ . .. "'UN'T‘D "on outcome. SGOTBV‘NORWALK. ooNN. , said city as may be deemed necessary to- meet such expenses, after deduct- Ing the amount of the available rove- nue for said fiscal year: and to con- sider the making of any alterations in said estimates, appropriations and tan rates. had to mskonsuch additional up propriations as it shall, deem proper. and to take such action In respect to each and all of the foregoing matters as it shall deem necessary, proper or advisable. , . . ‘ Dated at the City of South Norwallr, this 24th day of February. 1909. FRANCIS l. BURNELL, Mayor of said City. FIREMEN HURT - BY FALLING WALL. , , CHICAGO. Fob.‘ 26.»,‘Two firemen were Injured by a falling wail during a' fire which destroyed Albert Dickin- son’s seed warehouse No. 2 in West Taylor street, today. Fifty girls were rescued by policemen. The loss. is . placed at $150,000, Insurance covered. 83 OOUTH MAIN OTRIET. SOUTH NCBMALK. A Gite! Selleck special MEN’S WINIIR UV REUAIS Willis "H'. “Washington Street 2 addressed an interested. gathering of and Suit House ‘ ~ Below eon Come WAIBTS from runs from .............. .. $2.00 up CHILDREN'S COATS from . $1.98 up DAYS ONLY. $12 $20 values, In conservative styles. ‘Selleck ‘ ' Norwalk. Conn. ........ ... $3.95 0 to it, regular $5 and $6 .. .. . . 2. $3.65 and $3.25 encla- liiil NIIIIBIS ORDER OF'NO'I‘ICE, District. of Nor-walk. as, Probate. Court. February 25th. A. l)., 1909. Estate of Homer ll. Hoyt. late of Norwalk. in said district. deceased. Whereas, written application ma been made to this court by the wt ow of said doccrlsed‘for an allowance for her support out of said ontiito. Ordered. That said application he heard and determined at the Probate Office in Norwalk. on the 411i day of March. 1909. at; 2 o'clock afternoon: and that public ”notice thereof be giv. on to all persons interested therein by publishing this order in at news- paper having a circulation In said dis- trict. at least ilre days before 'said day of bearing. .. HENRY W. GREGORY. ‘ Judge. lullmllrnnfliws § Miss Ida Fume, of the DcKlyn bak- ory. is III at her home ill Weslport. A. W. Morgnnpdi‘ Norwalk. is spend- ing this afternoon in New York city. Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd and family, of East avenue, have moved from Nor- walk to the west. Howard Godfrey, of Main street, is enjoying a day‘s vacation from his duties as moiorluun on the local trol- ley line. Charles Schumann, rated 110, will. play William James, rated 100. this evening, in the Norwaik Fire Police p001, tournament. , ' William J. Rider has returned to his home In Westport avenue. Norwalk, af- ter a several days' vacation spent in Washington, D. C. A joint meeting of the city boards of relief and assessors will be held this evening at the council. chamber, in Haviiand street. The'hearing which was to have been held today at noon in the Nor-walk pro- bate court. for the purpose of filing and recording a copy of the Will or the late Abner E. Reasoner, of 0r- sage, N. J., was continued until March 6th at 2 p. In. . Mrs. Andrew Dickinson returned yesterday to hsrvrhonlo‘ In‘ Chestnut street, Nor'waik, after an Illness or several months at the home or her parents in Pough'keepsie. N. Y. Mrs. Dickinson's mother has also returned to Norwalk with her. A little Benton, street lad named Balasz ran .otf a'sidewalk In Concord street, yesterday, afternoon, stabbed his toe and fell in front of an Adams Express team in. charge of Charles Wilson. Wilson stopped his horse be fore the boy was run over. ' ’ The high winds of last night turned the dwelling house which .is being built in Hawos avenue, Noroton, by John Stevens, sideways, and wrouched the frame work (its the building. Part of the shingled roof, which had just been put on, wasgtorn off by the wind, and other damages done. " The Nutmeg Club held a special bus- iness meeting, last evening, at its quar‘ tors in the Coleburn block. The meet- ing was largely attended, and many matters of importance were transact- ed. 10 was voted‘to hold the club‘s an- nual banqustlgat, the convenience of the entertainmenticommittee. Superlntendent..A. Bl.“ Winchester. oi' the South Norwulk municipal electric plant. went to Dorian, last evening, and business men and other citizens no the subject or a municipal electric plant. which Darien has been talking or. Mr. 'Winchesterad vised the people to move very cautiously and to look well into terms which mightilbs offered by the f . Annual . ‘ nos. 2 sndsGAZETTE BUILDING. rice Sale ova ANNUAL HALF PRICE SALE or Cloaks and Suits 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. Half P H”-.. ... .pwy I ., A. WI) RAISED I Ill“. til/ii. STANDARD nilllolll ‘irisillgtllo price. ‘Wt! riiti this in grunt (giro ill ' selecting our cool almi tantrullirlllnilrv (.‘llu- ill llmlrllin‘g tilltl Screening. .. The B. Hershfield & Son Co. " .122 Water Street IlIiIHS Mill HINIRIIS. Charles E. Tyrrell. Mrs. William F. Benedict received word from Newark, New Jersey. this morning. of the death of her brother, Charles E. 'l‘yrreli, .lr.-, formerly of South Norwalk. lie resided here until five years ago. when he wont to Noun ark to taken position. He was the, son of Charles ’l‘yrroll, of Norwalk, and was thirty-one years of age. Tel. 294. Molly Snyder. lill‘s\ Molly Snyder, wife of Calvin .l. Snyder, died last night at her home ill Ely avenue. after a lingering ill- nose. age and is survived by one son, In ad dition to her husband. The funeral' arrangements have not yet been an- nounced. ' ‘ ‘ Funeral of Mrs. A. A. Adams. mains of Mrs. Augustine Adams were held this morning from St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. The services were attended by a large number of number of floral tokens which were high esteem ln'wllicll she'VWas held. The services, which were very impres- sive, were conducted by Father John William Howard. M. 'J. Howard. Dr. The flower bearers were William Mc- Allistcr and Edward McAllister. tcry. "Keb, sir? . Bullet proof. Armory in- side, free use by passengers. Carry two pistols myself. Guard has sawed off shotgun. Both crack shots. lusurancc policy goes with each fare. Keb, sir?" . The New York'taxlcabby was solicit- ing costumers—Pbiladelphla Ledger. Tomorrow not be a fearful institu- tion, becaus it. isnearly always rhym- ed with borrow and) sorrow. It is hard to convince the youth who has Just been kicked off the step the all the world loves a lover. ‘ , , One of the surest ways of golngvinto domestic bankruptcy isxto establish a credit with the tradesmen—New York. Telegram. “"' - ‘llefore marriage a girl likes a man Who can pay her high compliments. and. after marriage. her big bills.- Dallss Newa. ,. . ‘ ‘ f it is easy to‘flmhke lore. batons has to hustle sometimes to pay the rent.— Scranton Tribune. The sarcastic habit Is the most dim- oult in the world to overcome; Dancing in not only trivial butdan- company. before turning the; latter down in favor of their-town plant. gerbils, since it often leads to engage‘ meat» , ‘ ' , ' The deceased was 38 years of The funeral services over the re " friends of the deceased. and the large _ .f banked about the altar allowed ill" 3.} C. Fogarty. The pail bearers \voro in: '. torment followed in St. Mary's Come 3. TRISTRAM & HYA’I‘T, NoRWALK, CONN. »_ H. Krieger 81 Co. WE WILL MAKE A FINAL ‘ HALF Clearing OF For Women 1 m. if if ‘ A coo price CIA larly cash. Thomas F. Clnuevand James licenn. Out Sale, WINTER w oats and * “nits ill ,Evle'l' garment must go before the Spring season all who are, in. need of. Winter Apparel; particu- , not burdened with ready ’everything is old fell out. PRICE ALL and Children unt or Pay Cash——- ' is the same. rare opportunity for to people who are Sale will g9 on until 0.. THE Definition of Chiropractic ” ‘- Chiroprtfcuo is the science or the cause of the disease and, the art of ad lusting the same. Diseases are caused by a wrench, twist‘or‘ sprainin the back; Evenvif dong In childhood ‘it creates pinched nerves and pain In laterJife.‘ In the different organs and limbl- > I .5 ‘lé viii. . Chiropractors rsmovexthd' close of this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmonizing thesis nerve systems in your body. ., ~ Nervousness. Rheumatism. .Piralr sis, Heart. Kidney and rli‘eniale‘Dis. curvature ofwtllo Spine. You will never regret 1,:giying Chiropractic a chance to help you. 1.; .. '- T... runners. D. c. 94 wasulno'roN sr. so. NORWALK ', Magnetic Treatments 'leen Also. Read Saturday’s specials in the Bos- ton Store adv. Don't miss it." NEW SCIENCE cases are given special attention; also, .._._ ~.._._....__._....__._. M Meat and _ ' Provisions son. Ii‘l'i‘SlI ll‘rallkfurters and'Ssuugo made daily. Try them. . ', P. 9. 76 NORTH MAIN STREET ~ , Plume «s. new ARI/EN Missourian-Tue: ji run a. t . New HAVEN. Feb. 26.-—.wnllo.m_ Hazelton, the negro charged with kill- Ing his wife and packing her body in in trunk. wss‘on‘the way from New York to this city, this afternoon. be having been turned over-to an omoor. Harry Sturge’s, who is employed as traveling salesman for a large shoe coa- cern, Is spending sh few.dhys at his w home in‘ East avenue, Nutrient. ‘M,
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