Gynght Clothidg Company,
6NortbGMunStloct.SouthNorwolk.
_ Goe Sale of Meu’ S
de Overcoats at
also to bore you will ilnd a handsome gmment for a small
ice 6 Y u know that our Ton Dimer Overoonts are as good today as
any i .0 or sales at 815.‘ Como in and look around and you can be the 1
i . ‘
$8. 501'
1111g Company-
11 .
fosti iouGGsG or sedate dressers, by
K‘ARP
. A A)“ display of SPRING aim SUMMER FABRICS in the latest nov-
eltie are nowyready for your inspection.
-l"eshion’s latest dictates are expmpllded in both MATERIALS and
MODELS and all we offer is the very newest.
Many Eiclnsive Styles will be shown to meet the taste of the most
BROS.
. as NGon'rH MAIN s'r.
an &
COA
AT LOWEST PRICES
1 count NQRWALK, cONN.
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
About Coal
willing to go upon rec-
drd as _ ting-111:1. will be no ser-
Ions tr able in the coal regions
this Sp' 11g.
G We are also willing to sell you
as muc cool as you care to buy—-
go as {Gar as you like.
We' r not going to frighten you
Into bu lug, hotvever. .
6. We on n‘t have to. 3
T1, nauseous.)
49 Washington St.
‘iiiiii
st ‘ Cards
i
A. Buggerman s
V '93! Washington st.
6 HSCOVERED THE HUDSON?
e or Hendrick or Henry Had.
son tub properly be called the dis-
‘ flu or the ‘river of his name is a
lately agitating the New
{I16 cioty of Founders and Patriots
molten. The society has planned
to lac a tablet on the. walls of the
new.ou1itoms-house at New York com-
emorating Hudsonls discovery of
,iv‘er. the building of Fort Amster-
on the same side by the Dutch
'efde'rnolitlon In 1790 of Fort
.Which :was- the later name 101
flirtress. But \V. L. Kunhsrdt
1 tho'seeretary or the trees
I 6 "1}? is. not strictly occur-
1 hot Heddflck Hudson dis:
.Hudson river.- .G That riv-
*.woon ‘woon
A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
unwed/and Split Ready for
Family Use. 6
SofGtGdWood. $0.00 per cord; $1.60 per
Hard Wood, 87 00 per cord; 81.75 per
la cord.
Split Wood. 261: extra per It cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tel. 7884' NORWALK. CONN.
The Roger Ludlow
Is the Best no mess Made
PT Is A UNION CIGAR. TOO.
The Twin City.
IS THE scar 5c CIGAR
THAT'S UNioN, 'roo.1 TRY THEM.
B. .l."‘REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
I.
FULL LlNE or HIGH eaAne
Boys? Spring Suits
and OverCoats
At Very LowPrGices ‘
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 31:. Geo. NORWALK
Meat and
Provrsions
All kinds of Bologna and Dell‘cateo
sen. Fresh Frankfurters and Sausage
made daily. Try them.. 1
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 446.
tic." As the society had submitted
the form of the tablet to the treasury
department for approxai the depart-
‘ment in turn submitted Mr. Kun-
hardt’s protest to the society. But
the society has unanimously decided
Gth‘nt‘ 0n the same ‘ground Columbus
could not‘ be called the discoverer of
America, since It had been visited by
Nors‘emen many centuries earlier. and
It will. stick to Hudson as the river'eG
discoverer, and so it should ' 6
m; . ,.
of ITS DE? GSITQRS. In taut this Baal: is ‘
1i. til '11 are assurded and no its... made without the
6G reachableeoleterd or his on mortgage. jil'o
Nit-so BANK scheme.
‘1 l
1
nGr hGer trout.G ‘ 1
FISfavm . ‘ng
iollorved at Norvmlk Cemetery.
Edward and Griffin Kelly,
j _ The 11.... Cloak
‘ ‘ 33 IOUTH MAIN OTRII'I', COUTH NORWALGK.
Ladies' Welsts. 88.00 value . .
low figure.
Willis H.
348 and so Wall St
YOU AT $12.50.
L. GOLDEN’S, 68
DIAIHS lllll Fllllillili
Mrs. Marlottn lessee stow.
'lhe death of Mrs. Marietta Isnnos
Slow, widow of the late David Stow.
occurred this morning at the family
home, No. 35 ll’ulrfieid avenue. Mrs.
Stow. had she lived until. next Satur
day, would have been eighty-one years
of age. Dnutb was‘duc to age and a
general breaking down. Deceased was
11 member of Trinity Episcopal church
or South Norwnlk. She is survived by
one son. Charles W. Slow. and five
daughters, Mrs. .11 P. Porter. of Appa-
lachiccla. Florida; Mrs. George F.
Hearse. Mrs. Joseph B. Rider. Miss
Fannie Slow and Miss Julia .l. Stow.
or South Norwalk; Funeral services
will be held Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. from 35 Fairdeld avenue. ltcv
ii. A. I. Sndtlcr will officiate.
. John w. Weston. 6
John W. Weston.- who was formerly
employed by Thomas C. Cavanagh. the
expressions, died at the home of his
mother. this mornhig. The deceased
leaves a widow. mother, tWo brothers
and one sister to mourn his loss. The
funeral services will be held‘from his
late residence. 30 Pine street. South
Norwalk. Thursday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock, and interment will be in Riv-
erside Cemetery. The deceased was
in his thirty1eighth year. and was a
member of the Cub Drivers' Associa
lieu. of New York city.
Funeral of Marshall P. Smith.
Funeral services. over the remains
of Marshall P Smith were held this
afternoon atz :30 from his late home
in South Norwallt and was largely at.
t.ended ln ndditioa to other friends
present, a large number of members
of Putnam Hose‘Company attended
the obeequies in a. body. The Rev. Dr.
Saul 0.6 Cur-tics. pastor of the Metho-
dist Church,“ officiated. and interment
As
the remains were being born throughi
the city. the fireball was tolled once
for each year of Mr. Smith's age. 1
Samuel Bagley.
‘ Letters deceived in South Norwalk
this morning announce the death on
Sunday. of Samuel Bugley. at his home
in .lsham. Virginia. Mr. Bagieyls
sons.‘ who. have been north for several
years. were at his bedside when the
endyame. They are Edward and Sam-
uel, J12. of South Norwaik; Mumford
T., of Norwalk and John Bagley, of
New Yetk. They will return north
after the funeral services are held.
. D.n|°' Mr Kelly. G G
Doniel M Kelly. who was once em-
played by Monica Deb‘. Redmond! as
coaohtnan, died at his home in Oswe-
so. N.6L'Y 11 i'ehtpl‘dby He furmerlyf
worked its ascend henchmen with his‘
lather at the home of the late Jay
Gould for a number of years. He i.
‘ survived by a sister and two brothel-sum
Mrs. Charles P. Addition. of New York:
of New
York. . 1 1
cannon-h
. Funeral of John KGonofic.
The funeral services over the re-
ul‘alns of John Ken‘sncr of River street.
who died yesterday. will be held from
1 St. Mary’ 11 Church. tomorrow incrnlng
at 9 no'ciock Interment will bo‘1‘Gin
GSprlngdaie cemetery, Stamford.
W
1111...)an Flthell.
Mrs. 1.101.111 111111.111 died at her home
in New Yorlt city. i-ast night.
8 Day's’ Sale of spring suits. Shirts and Wattle
Vladiea' Suits,actual value 822.50 for .........................tto.oo
iadies' Suits, actual value 830.,00 for .moo ‘
LadiesI Suits. nothai value $87.50, for $62500
810 ios‘Bitirtt,for...................................... ”flail
87 Ladieo'Bkirt‘s,for .......................... .. . .98
Ladies' White Wash Waists. actual value Gslfo, Gfor three days only. 93¢
tlilvosu a
. Ladlcs' Waists. $2.50 value .p
They are certainly the best in town. Colds and be convinced.
Business Opportumty
o On account of ill health I have de-
cided to dispose of my CLOTHING
BUSINESS at 48 and 50 Wall Street.
11 The business will be sold at‘a very
Superb Showing of Ladies’ Spring
SUITS AT 812. 50 1.
G BECAUSE 11' 1s THE EARLY PAa'r or ms. ssAeON Ann
SIMPLY AsG AN onsn'rismo MAr'ren. we err-an THGEM 'ro_
Poorrlvstv $111.00 VALUE. ‘
6 ' case?"
Mrs. 61
Eli'l‘tzell who it sister of George Emu,
‘ of south Main street. The funeral will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 2: 30
. TWIST,“ 1 6
and Suit House >-
81.98
.................. A.
CHE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
ATT.
”hes. a and G5 oAzaT'rn epitome. G .
SPRING DRESS GOODS
A splendid showing of New Spring Dress Goods 1n all the newest weaves and colorings. The
as the staple colorings.
Handsome imported satin finish Prunella and Latina CIolhs.'1n all shades. Si. 00 per yard
Shadow Stripe Effects/in satin finish cloths, the moth popular éiyle for the season. 31 00 per
Selleck
Norwalk. Conn.
Washington Street
llllllllllllll lllllli NEWS
M1 111111 Mrs. Alvnli Ambler of Dan-
bury. are guests of M1 and Mrs. Den
11y 8. Hull‘ of Academy street.
William H. Chu11‘h.0i the hustling
firm of Church at Miller. In spending
the day in New Turk city. .
(lrcht Orator601i1x liynn is to be one
of the guests of honor at the semi
annual banquet of South Norwulk
Conclave. I. 0. it. tomorrow evening.
at the Mabackemo Hotel.
Leo I). O‘Neil, of the Canto Produce
Company. whomcentiy returned from
a trip to Cuba. is sp- ding a short
time In Norwnlk. liir. 'Ncil returned
this morning from his home in Bos-
ton.
F E Lockwood & Co.tl1e local
agents for the. Cadllsc received word
from the New or}: once. this morn
lug that u deinlv'tonncau had been
shipped to them. and would probably
nirivo within a Tow days.
The Norwalltg..h_ad tho 'bufnmllinr
sight of half a dozen or so Stamford
Trolley cars today. and there who con-
siderable mystery as to how they got
by the tracklesnignp at Miller' a bride.
Norofon. it developed that cars on the
Norotou side acted as towers. drag-
ging'the cars 0119‘ at a time across the
bridge. The Stamford core which woxe
of the open variety, were taken to
Bridgeport to no rcphintcd.
The Indies who assisted In the.
\Vshlngton's Birthday masquerade of
Cards Tribe, L .0- R. 1d,, were given
a reception. last evening. by the floor
committee at Uncus wigwam. to Wash.
lngton street Dancing was a instant
of the evening, and there was an
abundance of icemream and cake. The
whole evening proved a. highly enjoys»
bio one for everybody in attendance.
there being between fifty and sixty
present.
u—nn—l———L———-
“HERE’S TO You. DAD."
We happened in a. home the other
night and over the parlor door saw the
legend worked in letters of red. “What
is home without a mother. ” Across the
room was another brief, "Cod blues
our home. "
Now, what is the matter with "God
bless our dad?"
lights the fir.1e. bolls an egg. grabs his
dinner nail and wipes out the dew, of
the dawn with his boots while many a ‘
mother is sleeping. '
He makes the weekly hand out for
the butcher the grocer. the n.1ilkrnan
and the baker. and the little pile is
badly worn before he has been home
an hour He stands on the baillil and
keeps the rent paid up.
If there is 11 1101116 during the night
dad is kicked in the back and made to
go down stairs bull kill him. Mother
1 name the socks but dad bought the
socks in the first place. and the
needles and yarn afterwards. 1 Mother.
does up the fruit". well dud bought it]
all and 111111 on
ischiet.
Dad buys chickens fur Sunday din-.G‘
nor. carves thexfighimself and (trails
the neck‘ from‘ ruins after every-
body else is starred “What is home
without a mother." Yes. that Is all
right: but what; is home without a
father? Dad re's to 1011.21. If it
wasn’t for you we wouldn‘t be here
You’ ve got your 1 ults~y0n may have
hits of 'eiuw—but?‘L it
we will miss you when you re guns. ll
WW 6 .
THE lNTOXICATING G‘KIOGS AGAIN ‘
'1“l.ate again! Now.1wG‘liiit'1j1GyotirG1 ex-
“ "My dear. I bet; g‘ to Tait“: iod ‘
Important meetiGn ‘
"GBut-‘-‘-why "ti youG 6 walh
iiti‘aiglit'f”. ’ ‘
"My dear. the db! kiss you gave
the this mornin! innit me in a condo
Ital state Got intosi'o tidal" 1 .
yard.
y“.
SILKS
line includes a splendid ekhibition of the new satin finish fabric, 1n the new pastel shades. as well
This is 11 Silk season and all of the most popular Silks are here.
ROUGH SHANTUNG. in natural and all colors. 24 in.'wide, 50c per yard.
DIRECTOIRE MESSALINE. the most popular Silk fabric this season. very soft and beautiful
finish, in all the newest shades, 65c and 75c per yard.
NEW SATIN FOULARDS. handsome patterns, in all the new colorings..75c and $1.00 per
yttrd.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT NORWALK CONN
’I‘hose who neglect to present their
He gets up early, ‘1'
user cost like the G 6
era. as dehhe’dlby' law; of
on re all right and
6 111ei61t was made today of the death
yesterday or John Cakes Show. 3116‘
I prominent cluhrnsn. who was trustee
. were broad to be so badly involved
990 Tons of Coal
mined yearly. We did not
dig it up ourselves but wr,
did sell a lot of It. it was .
GOOD COAL. TOO
Audwhat‘s more. our
customers are satisfied.
no WONDER
For Hazeitcu Conl Is the 1111.11
which coal knowledge could so.
Iert fronrthosc 990 million 1111111.
11' lea-ism G
CONDENSED HEAT
NOTHING our HEAT
’l‘heB. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
,Tel. 294. G G122 Water St.
111111111111
SOLVI‘L 'GT NOTICE.
Diehlct of Norwalk. 58..
Court March 11. A. 0.1909.
Estate of Sophie M. llennctt, late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date here-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement.
accounts. properly attested within
said time. will be debnrrod a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate pay.
most to
GEOIGIGIANXA CIIIVEIIY.
11116 23 30 hl‘xcouii ix
sis of Falrfioltl County:
-I he1eby apply for a nansfoi of 11
license No. 51 to sell Spirituous and
lntoxicatinglLiquors Ale Lager Beer.
Rhiiiia' Wine and Cider, from John F.
Cornyu. at Ferris avenue and Connec
tic“: 'fi‘ tertiary I". Cnrnyn. nt
seine 6piace.\!l‘own of Norwalit‘. The
[imposed place of business is not In
of a Church Editice 01 Public: School-
house. or the premises pertaining
thereto. or any Post Oillcc Public Gl.i
brnry or Cemetery. 1
Dated at Norwulk, this lzlth day oi‘
March, A. D‘.. 19609
MARY F. CURNYN.
. Applicant.
taxpayers. as defined by law. of the
Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the obeyedemed Mary
F. Curnyn for such license and we do
severally certify each for himself that
we are taxpayers owning‘reai estate ‘1
situated in said town of Norwallt. and
that we have not endorsed the appli-
oatiou of any- other person for a “v
sense to sell spirituous and intoxicat-
lng‘ liquors during the ensuing license' ‘- ‘
year-.1
Dated at Norwnlh, this 12th day In"
March .A.:‘D 1909
’ ‘ Orton. Thomae. Oufty‘,‘
Gsan‘i‘uel Recliner.
Davis Hui-am: ‘
I hereby certify that the shore 11am
ed endorsers. are electors a d tespay-
he‘ Town.
of/Norwallt- and tinit they have signed
for no other a'pplicaut.‘
Dated at Norwalk. this 12th py of
March A D. 1909.":1 ' . .1
HERgERGT Git SMG6 8,?
11116 23 ‘ 1 a Town I
JOHN OAKEQ SHAW DEAD;
DOSTON. Marchi“ iii—«Announce
for many estates and whose accounts
two years ago as to necessitate thee
I'robnlo .
To the Iloarfd of County (chumls slou- ”
outed. Within 200 feet in 11 dheot lino ‘
Vi- e. the undersigned. electors and
bulldog ‘..
polnt‘m‘ont of a‘ receiver. Previous
11.11 111111112
runmisnmu
Teresinahrh‘: I
. ‘ a o approval" this“
gbeéll eiirn‘ily placed 011‘ Emerson“
1-18lioes in its perfect lit and a‘b-
; solute originality of designs .
G1-LOUNSBURY a $01.1th EOR
L‘Abii‘ts AND Mle‘eés.
ust always a n a
entrnflnfim
111
Mov1ng Time
7 Will Soon Be Here
5 New Rugs ‘
New Mattmgs G
. Floor Oil, Cloths-1
. We htive everything needed for your home.
PRICES NO HIGHER THAN ELSEWHERE. WEGG
29 31 West Washington Street.
SOUTH 66 NORWALK
u‘
Lshpposed to hive charge otfiprobe
valued at near
lars. but. aoco‘ big if the receiver.
the court proceedings. GMr. Show was less than 8500 ‘eould
‘,‘11ha.l6thmI
Ion doia
‘rty—w
1‘ backs“ Even it‘ done In chlidb and
"creates pinched nerves and auto in
file; flearl. KIdGIlQ
asylum. where he died "‘
o
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Cidroprachc;
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause of the disease and the art of! ad-
Noting the mine. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or ”vein 6 083th:
later life. In the different organ! and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the “if” or)
1 this disease and pain. and Will is
restored through harmonious: thesis
1 nerve systems in your .
m Para! -
1999‘ “SEE... lid.
“I" . IO
all“. 1111111111111
1 Narrowed;
cases are
Curvature
.‘nevol- regret not; OhII'ODMiio oG
chance to help you.
TFRANQ:
physicians care. mentor tint to an ~ 6
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