price. You harm than
V in other sai
dse- .
. ing ' Company,
6 North Main Street, South Norwalk. '
Clearance Sale of Men’s
High Grade Overcoats at
If your silo ll Nero you, will find it handsome gunment ftir a small
1'. our Ten Dollar Overcoais are as good today as
as of; $15. Corns ligand Ioolg,n1ouiid and you can be the
pyright‘ ‘ c101
$8.50
‘ .C fastidious or 'sedate dresser s, by
KARP
' so NORTH MAIN er.
.
.
pring Opening
. Our display of SPRING and SUMMER FABRICS in the latest nov‘
cities are now ready for your inspection.
Fashion' 15 latest dictates are exemplified In both MATERIALS and
MODELS, and all We offer is the warm newest
Many Exclusive Styles will bet showa to meet the. taste of the most
I _
BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CON N.
S81
TELEPHONE 450.
i-i i i i’
(I Coal—The Ferris Kind
here are many kinds of Coal
we never buy—they are not of
the FERRIS quality. With our
years of experience we know the
. 'arjeties to avoid.
‘ In. the wholesale Coal trade we
are said to be too particular. It
I that is true our customers surely
get the benefit.
Qualitiy first—then price!
‘iifw'I‘iioFerrisCOaICo
149‘ Washington St.
. .q1
INVENTORS POORLY 'PAID.
British Admiralty nggardiy in its Re-
‘1 wards of Clever Workmen.
(New York Sun. )
The Lords of the British Admiiaity
sued a circular to the officials of the
various naval dockyards some time
ago In which a. system of payment for
itions made by the workmen em-
‘13, yad in all departments were intro-
This. it was hoped, would on-
the idea, but the scheme is
e trsordinary parsimony of the‘Admir-
’ (illicials.
The workmen manifested keenness
lin applying their minds to mechanical
‘liances for saving Ialior and cost.
iii. after waiting for months received
8 paltry dollars as their rewards
nine of the inventions are valuable
will save the country large sums
_ firm, but in no case has any man
ed more than $25 for his ingen-
‘The men complain that they
' spent their spare time in patient
to receive in 1eturn grants
h are ridiculous.
<1 {instance or the Adnilrality's
one man submitted an
enables a diver iii
water to attach an
out the pipe which
was submitted such
impOsslble.1The
sdopied the idea
clover ’lnventor the
WOOD WOOD
n to practically defunct owingto the;,
wreckage. Until this 1
‘n ‘ _
AT LOWEST PRICES
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
sawed and Split Readwor
Family Use.
Soft Wood, $6. 00 per cord; $1.50 per
u cord.
Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; $1.75 per
56 cord.
Split Wood. 25c extra per 36 cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 733-2. NORWALK, CONN.
The Boil Ever
i8 WHAT YOU WILL SAY AFTER
YOU SMOKE A
“ROGER LUDLOW”
3551' 10c OIOAR ON THE MARKET
11- vou WANT AN A1 FIVE c'ENT
CIGAR, 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 NORTH MAIN ST» 80. NORWALK
Sheet Music
,2 COPIES r011. 25 CENTS‘
Good Evening. Caroline; Make a
Noise Like a Hoop and Roll Away-.1
‘Used toBe Afraid to Go Home in the
Dark; BI-iid and P-g Spells Blind Pig;
I Wanna Postal Card from You: Some
Day, Sweet Heart, Some Day; I Wish
I Had a Girl; Call ’Round Any Old
Time. and many others.
W‘. A. 'Briggerman’s
MUSIO STORE .
Donovan Block. 132 Washington at.
‘ ”That oldest girl of mine is finally
engaged. The young man called as a
notification committee last night. '
"How did you ie'ceivc the news?"
“Gathered the family together, and
cheered for eighty- t-liree minutes by a
..
" Idea Of Mutuality
reliable clock."—-.Washingtcn Herald.
5 hash is actuaiily
‘ here that. makes it
NITEO OANN IUILOINO.
OWNED by as depositors, lends it
easier. 1
gSOUTN NONWALK. CONN.
515 MAIN 87.. STAMFORD.
tailed the prices to onohalr or the original value. Come
, , g and be couvihoed.
LADIES' SUITS from ........88.00 up WAISTS from. 491: up
COATS fiom ................03.50 up FUS Sfrom $2.00 up
SKIRTS from ....... ..e.....82.98 up CHI REN‘ S COATS ”from “$1.98 up
SALE IN BOTH STORES:
33 80. MAIN 811. SOUTH NORWALK.
A GE...“ Selleck Special
FOR A FEW
NS WINIIR IVERNNMS
At
These Coats are mostly $18 and
Will-is H.
148 and 50 Wall St.
Our Firs‘t Annual Sale
NOW GOING . ON
When and Where Can You Match These Values?
LADIES’ LONG COATS. In black and tan, regular 381 and $10 '
$3.95
1
vnlile....... .................
CHILDREN'S COATS sizes from
values
..-a-n-s1-.....y--o .....
L. GOLDEN’S, 68
LAST
T W0 Days
SALE.
BBNNINIII & BRIBKIN
81 WASHINGTON eraser.
NOTICE
Mayor‘s Oilit'e. So. Norwalk. Ct.
Notice is hereby given that a meet
big Of the Board Of Estimate and Tan
atlou of the. City of South Norwulk.
will be held at the Council Chamber. ,
in said city. on the lat day of March.
1909, at 8:30 o’clock p. ni., to consider
the estimate submitted to said board
by the treasurer of said city of tho
a'inounis required by each department
of the clty‘government for the ensu-
Ing,iiscal your, and to consider the
récmiiniendutiou of said treasurer of
the nppiopiiations for all the city ex-
penses fm said you and the recom-
mendation as to the tax on the polls
and ratablc estate within the limits
of said city deemed necessmy to meet
such expenses. to hear all parties who
may desiie to lie lieaid ielative to any
alteration in said estimate, and to
make any alteration in said estimates
and appropriations; also to consider
1ecommending such hues on the polls
and ratable estate within the limits of
said city as may be deemed Jiecessar
to meet such expenses, after dedu
ing the amount of the available rove
one for said fiscal year, and to con
alder the making of any alterations in
said estimates, appropriations and tax
rates. and to make such additional ap-
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 OI
advisable.
Dated.at the City of South Norwalk,
this 24th day of Eebruary, 1909.
FRANCIS I. BURNELL, ,
.Mayor of said City.
GAVE the worn: FOR IT._
(Tit-Bits.) 1
Seaman's return tickets are issued
by .most British railways at seaport
towns to sailors at reducedrates. A
rather wellsgroomed young man de-
manded one to Birmingham: the book
ing clerk at. Hull demurred. ' ’
“Seaman’s returns are only issued
to sailors." be snapped.‘ 1'
. “Well, I'm a sailor," was the reply.
1 “I have only your word for that."
said the clerk; “how am I to know It is
correct?"
"How are you to know?" came the
answer. “,,Wliy,, you leather-necked.
swivel- eyed son of a sea cook. if you
feel my starboard boom running find
of mm headlights you'll know Ive
been doing more than sit on u. stool
and bloating all my life. and you'll
haul In your jaw tackle a bit."
"Give him the ticket," said the pas-
senger superintendent. who Hind oven
heard the dialogue; "he's a sailor,
rlglit enough."
,. .
m
The 1:311:33" geek and Suit HOusem
Selling Out Winter Stock Actually Below Cost
uyrc do not carry over irom one season to another. We have our-
DAYS ONLY.
$12
$20 values. In conservative styles.
Selleck
Norwalk.’ Conn.
6 to 14. regular 85 and $6
.$3. 65 and $3.25
Washington Street
11111 111111“
llitiry I’ecseuyc,
1's. ‘
Michael Pcrsonyo.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
State of Connecticut. Fairflold County.
Superior Court. as. Bridgeport.
February 19th, A. I).. 1909.
Upon the complainiof the said Mary
I’ecseiiye praying for reasons therein
set forth. for a divorce. and that her
name be changed to Mary Sziucsau,
now pending before this (tom-t. having
been returned thereto on the first
Tuesday of November. lites.
It appearing to and being found by
this court that: Michael Pbcsenyo,. the
said defendant. is alumni. from this
state and gone to purl; unknown. and
that notice of um peiiileiicy Oi’ the
complaint was given as required by or-
der of notice Inn-«nutcrc Issued and
now the- plnlniin' units for a. further
order or liOilCt‘ in the premises.
Therefore Ordered, that notice of
the pendency of said complaint be giv-
1111 by publishing this order I11 the
South Norwalk Sentinel. a newspaper
printed In South Norwulk. Conu.. twice
on or before the 5111 day of March.
11.1909.
Ily ()1 tier of Court,
WM. '1‘. HAVILANII.
Clerk of the Superiorilourt for Fair-
ileld County. .22 mi
' $225000
BOND ISSUE
We will receiie bids for the pur-
chase of the bonds to be issued b,\ this
town. at. not less than our, 111) to I2
o'clock. noon, 011 March 4. 1909. Bids
must be sent to the undersigned. In 11.
sealed envelope, marked “Ilids I01
town bonds," and be accompanied by
a certified check for 2 per cent. of the
par value of bonds bid3,i'or. The right
is reserved to reject any or’all bids.
JAMES A. BROWN,
AIIF‘REII AVISON.
JOHN ‘DEVINE.
Selectmen oi‘ the Towii of Norwalk.
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F...
HIGH GRADE TEACHERS MEET.
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 27. -'I‘eachers of
the higher grades in the schools of the
state met in Lampoon Lyceum. at Yale.
today. for the eighteenth annual meet-
ing of the association df classical and
high school teachers“? The general
gatheling was addressed by President
William D. Mackenzio._of the Hartford
Theological Seminary on “I‘reedom
and the Individual. " Thereafter the
teachers sep‘mated into groups which
took up prescilbed subjects for discus-
sion. In the early afternoon the teach
eis went to dinner. and meeting later
' heard various papers 1ead.HIstory.
physics. mathematics and domestic
arts were included In the scope of the
papers read and discussed.
Dr. Gerit Smith, who Is a smumci
resident of Tokeneke. and a member
of the American Guildr‘of Organists.
‘ .‘I‘HE
‘ ‘ 11s‘Arun'oey.ras. 17.11909" ‘
LEAOING DRY GOODS STORE.
8r HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE'BUILDING.
Annual Half Price Sale
OUR ANNUAL HALF PRICE SALE OF
Cleaks and Suits
Commences on Friday, February 26th
Many of oOr 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
TRISTNIAM &
HYATT, NORWALK CONN
~........a.,......_.....~..._..1. www‘..e...w M...
JOHN D. JR.—~l pNedir-t, father.
[but nib-Stand rd ()II-wwIH
be the universe fuel 11 hun-
dred yours mini 110w!
JOHN D. 8R.—~G<Nod 1m- you!
Too bad. I can't wait till then.
I need some sultan Coal
right away. What's that It'l-
low‘s name wbi le‘i‘f'IIsitl.
last week that be had raised
the Coil Swahili”
JOH N D. JRv~Ii
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294. 12F Water St.
Seems to be 11 Eiriltl follow. at»
right. Think of it. be raised
11 standard witboOt misiug the
price. ‘
JOHN D. SR.-—i\'e\'er board or
such It thing in Niy life.
mmMMmr
Funeral of Mrs. calitln .l. Snyder.
The funeral oiers. Calvin .I. Say-
der will be hold on houday morning
111 ll o‘clock. from St. J ‘ Sepli's rllnrfll.
RAILROAD COMMIS‘IONER'S ELI»
GIBIL‘ITY. 1
be Decided by Slop ems Court.
CONCORD. N
eligibility of Heiiiy1 hi
2?. ——'I‘he '
utuey.ol1\iun-
Feb.
iloli with the '
of his alleged colilltlf
of Manchester.‘
People‘s Savings [tank
of the (.‘oncmd. to Montreal and Ilostou
& Maine Railroads. Is to b1 decided
by the Supieme Court of the. suite The
question is llllsetl by (.0191 nor Heuiy
B. Quinby and the govhrnor‘s council.
at the moment of Robert J Merrill, 11
member or the legislati re.
membei oi‘ the investment committee
or the Peoples savingri Bank of Man
cheater. according to M Meiiill Com
missioum I’utnov doeanot deny that
the bank formerly own‘d scouritios of
the New Hampshire railroads, but he
says that now it has (liriposod of them.
The gmeinor and cuiucll llli\\"l' 111.91
having deteimlned that‘ on the date or
\ir Putney‘s appointm iit as commis-
sioner October 16 1901. ‘ the bank was
the owner of stocks 11,11
iailroads. has asked ‘the Supreme
Court to decide the question of eligi-
biiity.
NAVAL APPROPRI TION BILL.
WASHINGTON, Feb 27. ~—-Tl1e sen-
ate io'day agreed to a palrtial report of
the confirees on the n val appropria-
tion bill. The same endment an '
thorizing the president to divide the
navy so as to keep 0 shall on the
Panic coast Is still In dispute and the
senate instructed Itd’ conferees to in-
sist upon its retention. N 1
_-——~—-N———
EXCITING WHEAT MARKET.
will render an organ recital In. So in
Church. Madison aveiiue and 8th
street. New York city, on Monday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock A numbei oi?
his friends iii The Nuiwhlks and Bar-
len will probably attend
“Which do you .tlilliliiflffcnds g1 calm
pleasure, pursuit or session " "I
don't know." answered: the man with
a motor car. “Possesidon is a line
thing. But I have sometimes suspect-
ed that the police get more fun out of.
my machine than I do."—-—Wsshington
Sim.
W
“You ought to know better. Johnny."
said ,Mrs. Lapsling, reprovlngly. “than
ask ine what the adherence is between
courage and bravery. H‘hay are pusil
lanimous terms and menu the same
‘ The man who says he enioys his
work is not slwveling spew. 1 1 .
thing. "~0lilca‘so Tribulie.
i
CHICAGO Feb 27.411... wheat mar
kat continued Its reoor breaking as-
cent. today. May selling at $1.19, and
the July delivery at $1.0
ter the board of trade
pit was in a ferment o);
1101 mous realizing sale
advance. May droppingNa full
from life top.
Nopened. The
excitement.
followed the
cent
“Will father he an mlilel’” asked title
little boy. "He’s god iwhiskers, and
angels don't have any.'[ “Well“
piled the ginndmother.‘ ‘your‘ father
may ‘get there. but it lell be a, close
shave' ‘-—Atlanta' Constijuti‘on.
“Tami no use Fe’ttin Oiad at a man.
fO’ hein foolish,’ Fesaid 1Unole Eben.
”hes gwlntor hub trouble null ’thout”
New Hampshire OfficiOi‘e Case to‘ be H
in.
cheater to serve as 1N1Ilioad commie ;‘
siouor of New Iiumpsllre. on account _
which is said to own lli lids and stocks 1
l
hi1. l’utuey is treasurer. trustee and
bonds of tho , g
7,5 shortly af- '
‘ rte-111111111011 to help you.
H.1Kriegcr 8100.
WE WILL MAKE A FINAL
1. HALF PRICE
1? C
[eating Out Sale
WINTER f
Coats and Suits
For Women and Children
Ill Every garment must go?
before the Spnng season?
§Opens up. ' ‘
It“ You may opena Charge
Account (it Pay Cash-—
price is the same.
(II A rare opportunity for
all ‘who are in need of
Winter Apparei;p1irticu-
larly to people ,W'IN are
not burdened with ready
cash. Sale will go up until
icverything is cleared out;
H Kneger & 0
29- 31 West Washington Street
' SOUTH NORWALK.
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Defitiition of ‘ChitOpra'ctic
Chiropractic Is the science of the
cause of the discus and the art: of ad‘—
justing the same. Iseasss NI" caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done In chil cod it
Meat and
Provrsions
All kinds of Bologna and Delicttes-
sen. [1‘ rash Fraukiiirters and Sausage
creates pinched nerves and sin In "I'm“ "Ml-V Try 11mm
later life. in the diner-sot or no and
“11111 F. KARL
: Chiropractors red-ii)" thde Swill: Oi
this disease and p 11. an on a
restored through harmonizing-.1 the six 76 NORTH MAIN STREET 1
nerve system‘s In your body.“ ' ,
Nervousnsss, Rheumatism, Parsly- 1 1.1 PM". “5' 1,,“ ,j11,1,;1
sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dls- ‘1__
eases are given a] attention; 2E0-
Curvature of tile Spine.- You .1 i
never regret giving Chlrdprsotio a
W
Have nothing to do with people VII" 1 ‘
dramatize their woes.
There Is no disgrace In failing If ‘
you have done your best. and if you are
still facing toward your goal. But
your failure will be a disgrace If your
back “Is turned toward your, goal. '
TFRANCISDC
M WASHINGTON ~8T- 90. NORWALK
. Magnetic Treatises“ (liven. Also.‘
a 11 1. a. big. jump from Lime In the,“
your botherin' 'iin any ”—~Wasli astoi‘i
18tur. _, 1 , ,
whores soon iinds It out.
When a also gets religion might his kitchen to Elizabeth In the drawing", ,
room. , .
fl. ...._m.ak
Norwalk Chronicler