if the is
price.
A C earance Sale of Men’s
‘ . Grade Overcoats at
ya, here you will ilnd a handsome garment (or a small
\ou know that our Ton Dollar Overcoats me as good today as
exile other sales at :15. Come in and look around and you can be the
, It Clothing Company
in Namath
$850
Iaetidlous or setIate dressers, by
KARP
88 NORTH MAIN 81'. l ‘
into buying, however.
We don’t have .to.
The Ferris Coal Co
149 Washirlgton St.
vivvvi
.r
:LARGE assosTuENT or
SPALDING’S
{Base Ball Goods
—-AT—-
W A.A__ Buggerman s
_ P-IGKING PEANUTS.
A-h seeds of the peanut are planted
lit hens, and when the vines have
I) “and this nuts are ready for,
tAing the Iarmer takes a. culti
especianyz made for that pur-
. nd starts doTvna the long rows.
ither side of this cultivator are
long knives which sink into the
.II é«anilioiently to cut the taproot
.. th on the other side of the
. The main root being thus new
and. the ground losened the
. 159 llde into shocks like corn.
. I one cured by allowing them to
e sun for about ten days.
the Vipers '
shot trnve bushels a. day,,,i‘orI
Our display at SPRING and SUMMER FABRICS in the latest nov- .
‘ cities are now ready for your Inspection.
, Fashion' 3 latest dictates are exemplified in both MATERIALS and I
MODELSI and all we other is the very newest
Many Exclusive styles will be shown to meet the taste oi the most
W re not going to frighten you A
I The same process is gone I
BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
1
_ e
68 WATER STREET.
WOOD wooo
A. CARMI BETTS,
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
Sawed and split Ready for
Family Use.
$6.90 per cord ; ".50 per
56 on
Hard Wood, $7.00 per cord; $1.75 pep
cord.
Split Wood. 251: extra per 1,6 cord.
‘ Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 78332 NORWALK, CONN.
The Roger Ludlow
Is the Best 10c CIGAR Made
IT IS A UNION CIGAR. TOO.
The Twin City
15 THE BEST 5c CIGAR
THAT'S UNION, Too. TRY THEM.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
sale of Men's, ‘ Boys' and
Children’s
suits and Overcoats
Gents’ FurniShings
and Shoes
I). GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 81".. 80, NORWALK
Meat and
Provrsrons
All kinds of Bologrm and Delicatee
sen. Fresh Frankiurters and Sausage
made daily.‘ Try them.‘
F KARL
76 NONTH MAIN eraser
Phone 445.
f . I NoT AN ANTI‘sTIcr success.
We do not always get the girl
For whom we demon"
Which goes to show that life is no
I'i‘rue melodr'ammer.
I. TLoulsvllle Courler-dournal.
MA
The man who would climb the lad-
der of fame mustn’t linger too long
id aid at the rate of 10
on each round of appliance. .—Puck.
" ‘5 tlbllai,
,I tatiVe Loos,
515 MAINISTII STAMFORD:
' , I :I I I. II I
..._,._____ T ”“81“688 Opportunity
II On armount of ill health I have tie-x '
cided' to dispose of my ‘~~CLOTHING
BUSINESS at 48 and 50 Wall Street.
(I The. business will be sold at a very
low figure.
‘ Willis
bury 81' Soule’sA
FOR LADIES, MISSES
CHILDREN.
Fit or Service.
excelled.
to all concerned
no we do not carry over from one caisson to another. We have our-
toiled the prices to one-half of the original value.
and be convinced.
MDIEBISUlmmm-nuou um“ W l Inning-un- um 49
coATs‘romGOODI‘QOVIIQIOOOg p Aflsrorlrniomol oup
SKIRTS Si‘om ooTe-esehee-uu‘AuIA” up CHILDRrIIlN'SA COAT“ Sl‘om n.1-98 illl
SALE 1N BOTH STORES:
AI-asand to Wall at.
WAISTS
Talking about IWaists, are you interested in Waists? Then see
our big window display of Waists at 981:. They are
all new, just received,
‘ A discount of ro%'extra forbringing’ this nd.A to- the store.
L. GOLDEN’S.
Complete New Stock Loans-
SHOES
° Recognizes no Superior In Style.
Emerson Shoes for men. never
it is positively the
host. product of the shoe craft.
Our motto is liberal treatment
and keen interest in making our
shoe relations mutually pleasant
and Iuoiitalile. and advantageous
[lllllllilllli BRICKIN
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
Game
.50 up Fund! 5200 up
« um nI- Ila-0e.
. 88 80. MAIN 87-. SOUTH NORWALK.
I .
H. Selleck
I Norwalk. Conn. ‘
1 I . "HIM” I
I _.I , I I.
980
worth from $1.25 to $1.49. . .
.68 Washington Street
EVes
Make
or mar many a face: the other
features may be ever so comely,
a pair of weak red inflamed or
twitching eyes will spoil Ilia
beauty. Properly adjusted
glasses will cure most of these
troubles by removing the cause.
But don't get the idea that any-
body or everybody can do the
"proper adjusting." We have
made a study or the eyes and
will give you Ii scientific exam-
ination. ‘
IINWII‘IK [IPIlllil fill.
Successor
AND
HOMER B. HOYT.
NORWALK
$3,655,424.37
‘_
Savings Society
‘lNcoaponATso 1349.
Deposits March lit, 19091
George M. Holmes, Preet.
Wm. A. Curtis, Viee-Preet.
FAred'k A; Elly, Sony. 0. Trees.
W
A. We have all or his prescrip-
tions which we can illl at short
notice.
’97 WASHINGTON STREET.
Wfllllll llIiP SIIIIE
IIIE lllFHlllllIY
(Continued from nrst page)
“——
s
i
something it could do has made the
present ofleI thrdngh its president, as
Mayor Arthur C. Wheeler.
on.—
her statistics.
wicp and adopted.
company in Pomiret;
Association at Middletown;
Governor's Horse Guards;
schools.
jected‘.
made a week ago
charter was sent
matter of amending
;tlonpl, and the. matter
the house; I I
RepresentatiVe Bishop.
matter was recommltte'ed.
looked young to
an
“i tried to; I told other
I friends that she is not as old as she
JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS.
Communication from Governor Lliley
Received by the House. Today,
HARTFORD,Ma1-oh :10 1—Communi-. -
fitment; which cause Ir‘om Governor
Lilley on judicial nomination were re-
celved by the house at 'the opening.
Also a report from the bureau of is-
A resolution or sympa-
thy to William H. Blodgett, clerk of
the house on the death or his mother,
was altered by Mr. Barnes, at Green:
Unfavorable reports were roceive‘d
on the matter of incorporating a water
reviving the
charter a the Odd Fellows} Buildlng
an armory for the First Company
regarding
pensions for teachers in the public
All‘ these matters were re;
'i‘here‘ are, IhbWeVer, other
teachers' pension bills under consider~:
ntlon‘I‘ The house sent to. the judiciary
committee the executive nominations
The petition tor the Falriield Coun-
ty Cemetery Association to amend its,
the senate. The
e charter of the
city or Hartford so“ it can regulate
bill boards was opposed by Represem
ot‘blew Haven, on the?
‘1 ground that it would be unconstitu-
Representative Parker, or,
Hartford, said that an ordinance could
be drafted which would he constitu-i
, adopted by
oi New Ina-
van, asked that the resolution amend-
ing the charter or the Connecticut
Hospital Society be reconsidered as he
' wished to prepare a‘i‘l‘amendmeut. The
I W
I “I told one of 119 friends that she
Laud she be-I hlsi cg.”
“Yes. he's in g atluok" II ‘
of her. uok‘l' ' ‘
M
.’,' "Sat 1: you {In it up?“
looks; and now ‘she doesn't even speak't
.,A to loaf-v ~7Ho‘uston Perv I A .
cal situation.
The membeis oi the trade weie
highly encouraged this morning when
a cash piesent o 0 , ‘ til
have‘oltered their mo ii ‘ ISA
below the batters, in thelr'hbum. V
There was a report this morning
that half a dozen more workmen had
arrived to go to,
K. factory and that they were being
cared for at westpnrt,I but at the lac
tory this morning it was said that
nothing was known there at any new
arrivals
The chest 0! Joseph Mulialiy and
George A. Townsend the employee of
the C. & K factory. who were placed
under arrest yesterday because they
erecting
have come up
postponement any»
at 2:30 was announc
ed that this case. wll ,
just before the .londresII case is taken
up in Norwalk. " .
societitm enjoyed :an impromptu dance
‘wnion was tendered-
musio, which was tendered by. mem-
bers of the NorerIk and Stamford Mun
slcai Union. Another dance will be
held at the same place Friday .aAitAer
11001]
in h
city council hopes will be able to do
something in the‘ line of arbitration.
The Amayoi- is having a hard job to find
the
"1“ heard your boy lit 0
"Sure lie won't be out of the hospi-
tal until the tooth ll season is over."—
A Ailievelsnd Plain ‘ I '
There is no change today In the le- ’
on: in the O and
had rev0lvels in their clothes. was to _A
1‘ lug, when the new regalia was recelv
yesterday afternoon at Music Hall. -‘
is enjoying
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
SPRING DRESS GOODS
A splendid showing of New Spring Dress Goods In all the newest wearer and tol'orings. The
line includes a splendid exhibition of the new satin finish fabric, ill the new pastel shades, as well
as the staple colorings.
Hahdsome imported satin finish Prunella and Lutina Cloths, ill all shades, Si Oil per yard.
Shadow Stripe Effeéis,’ 1n satin finish cloths, the most popular style for the season, $1. 00 per
This is 11 Silk season and all of the mod! popular-A Silks are here. .
ROUGH SliANTUNG, in natural and all colors, 24in. wide, 50c per yard
DiRECTOiRIE MESSALINE, the most popular \ilk fabric this season, very soft and beautiful
finish, in all the newest shades, 65c and 75c per yard. I , _
. NEW SATIN FOULARDS, handsome patterns, in ad the new colorings, 75c and Si 00 per
TRISTRAM & HYATT NORWALK CONN
yard.
s
yiird.
rial
GSIIIII "III
riuupluiu t ' '
RETAIN IMIIIIE
. 'iS' il‘hi‘ihfiii
a ,
TRlED
"‘ before. the Supreme Court
or public opinion.
TESTED
in the crucible of our pu-
imns' experience.
TRIUMPHANT
in its superior
among fuels.
DRE. I“ i.-
that iléifil. oils.
Tmnme
oving Time
Will Soon Be Here
Your home will have to be replenished
New Rugs _ w
New Mattings
Floor Oil Cloths:
We have everything needed for your home.
PRICES N0 HIGHER THAN ELSEWHERE WE
GIVE A DISCOUNT OF 10% ON ALL CASHAA
PURCHASES ’ A
AGENT?I FOR HOOSIER KIT
pohition
That is the up-to-duio—unim-
poached—unbroken record of
HAZLETON COAL
THE B. HERSHFIELD 81
SON CO.
122'WATER ST. ,
TEL. 294.
Funeral of Patrick Burke.
The funeral of Patrick Burial.» was
held this morning from St. Linseph'h
Church Rev DI. Muller emulating.
'I‘hc pail bearers were John F; lilo
Manon Martin Crowley L‘dward Fin
Anignn Daniel MCCi‘il'iI“ William F.
Tammany and John bicGlnn. There
was singing by Mrs William F 'l‘am-
runny. 'lhe interment was in St
Mary's cemetery.
Funeral. of Samuel J. I Byabee.
The funeral of the late Samuel J.
Byxbee will be held from' the family
residence in Cross street. Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The inter
mom will be in Riverside Cemetery
. Mrs. Thomas Wh‘ono.
Mrs Thomas Whose died this moi n-
ing at hbr home in Perry avenue, Win
nlpauk, after a lingering illness The
funeral arrangements have not been
completed as yet
IIIIIIIII liiliiiii
Cornelius A. MCNamuIa is ill at his
home in Reed street.
Mrs David w Rahniolld .5. Wash
inglon street, is a guest of friends
in Yonkers. I -
Mr. and Mrs. William C. li‘o'o‘te arid:
daughter have returned home from,
their trip to Cuba. ‘ I
Mrs Alice Raymond. of Winnipauk
has been admitted to the Norwalk Hos-
pital for treatment. . I.
An interesting meeting or Uncas.
Tribe. I. 0. R. M., was held last even'
ed. ‘ H '
The Hat Finishers’ Alimlflflm‘ w‘“ ' U the due ~-
I‘I‘isamuraihhishnii‘i more“? I
street. ‘ One read. “Dear John, 1nt coming , Chllovraciic is the science 0! the
Buckingham Women' 8 Belle! COTE“. - fm'ii" "Iime- d‘w’lshiggsgedgtcfuxé
us as Io some.
had a supper last night in Grand Ar
‘my Hal, ‘aAn'dI th' affair was. , by a. mo I IIwist or sprain in
as ‘lull‘r. ‘baoIIII‘aI I done in childhood It
”creates piu‘oho I‘nerves and pill: in
I litter life in the different organs and
limit! ,
' Chiropractors reIroe the cause or:
this Tiler—Anne and pain and MIMI is
Tom ed through harmonuin; the .1;
ye stems in your body.
{York yesterday on "
(nothing of imports
the meeting be if
1' lra Brothert , h
. I do went an partition at as I A
‘ e
d i possess, Rheumatism. Parely‘
_ . anti, Kidney and We Die.~
'l‘ "(1‘ es are given special attentional” ,
ii Burnell. , curvature of fire Spine, m will
‘ ‘ . -I never regret givinl A reduce
onI III EwIIIe geglorhIhchrew or In; , . . chance in 1191'va . .
Uuie as a so p eorgoa‘. an I ,
who girdled with his ship: ' . . I ll , A I I T. FRANCIS, D. CI
in hewg‘lobe
ur‘lough at his
I It I
If only men without freckles on their
"i‘wls slurp
‘ "Set on
home In t n ‘ «waeumo‘rou at aoNdesuc “
reputation should butt into the palm-- It‘s a rare to who” can be a‘ hero I I . I
cal came it would be now bins like “"10“ be“!!! '1 A100! ”PM“ it “my "639$? iFlourA. II the best Ior mak-
solitaire. ,‘ ,_ I “Tm-g . in; everyth swam. I
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