to hit too‘ear lytohesin buying your meter apparel. Bulimia not ioverytal' away. Buying early means best selections. MEN WHO KNOW come here for clothes because they are confident $11106; our cloth" are always rum in every detail and our price is trout and not back or the guarantee. We show 11 line of chosen gar- tanents trash from the work room. from handsome new spring fabrics for the tendsrdgprioe. . ‘4‘ TELEPHONE 450. 68 WATER STREET. MEN’S SUITS Pure Wo1steds, all the newest shades. all tailored made. guaran- teed to fit. this season ’15 goods only. $1500 Suits at..‘...._....... s$9.001 $20.00 Suite 111.. 18. 00 Spits at ...... . ...... Bays’ and Children’s Suits Ages 21/; to 17. 2,50 Suits at ............. .01.50| $5. 00 Suite at ............... $3.00 $3.50 Suits at....... ..... ”-02.25 $13.50 Suite at. . ............ $4.50 MEN’S SHOES 51111.1 well-known brand. the T111119 Shoe 111 all 161111113111 111111 1111 . lasts, Goodyear Welt, we will one! at ...................... $2 75 . Regular at $3. 50. BOYS’ SHOES ‘ 4 Strong Boys' Shoes durable, at . . . .. “$1.00, $1.25. $1.50 and $2.00 .1.......$12.00 re the bargains and that all or our goods are exactly as 11111115- nted. . No trouble to show goods and money cheerfully goods are in any way unsatisfactory. 7" 4 0TTLIEB 11 North Main Street lilAllii Ailli illllllllli William E. L. Cepron. William E. L Capron died Saturday morning. at his home. No. 28 Spring treet, Hartford after. an illness 01' a “year. Death was caused by a compli- cation of diseases. He ‘waa born in Yellow Springs. Ohio. April 30,1860; at most of his life had been spent in his state. He had been engaged . business in New Britain. Norwich. ‘N w London, Stamford South Nor- k and Meriden. The past seven ears he had. lived in Hartibrd. Mr hpron was fwidcly known amongithe ‘ortsmen oi the state and had at- ded many oi! the big trap- shooting a ta. lie leaves his wile and one son. Harry capron, a boy of 15.11111. in Mr. Capron's residence in this to n he conducted a pool billiard and ' room in a, store in the former . ' building in Washington :11 " , t, and he had many friends here. 1’. yore were said at his late home. esterdoy. afternoon ii or. John T. James's refunded ‘1! hospital. lites. . Stephen Farringtcn. sixty-three years. Elizabeth and Frank Farr-lug Tuenday afternoon. Sadtler will ofllclnle Mrs. Mary Disbrowl the home or 1111‘ Annie monkey}; yet completed 4 r-y 115111-16. a former resi- *' .. South Norwalk, and widow ci' , t Gha‘rlé's Lem-is, died yesterday a Manhattan eye and Ear lniirm- ry New York city, where she want or 0’ operation. Mrs: Lehrie is sur- .by two daughters, Mrs. Charles at S 11' Norwalk. and Mrs. ' achingto'n. 15 0., and Lehrie of New York George Burton. of that place sit, 11 al Director .A 1136111115 and rid ervices' will be held at 9 ‘~o' ednesday morning at St. Sackman. of Cannon. 1 Mrs Mary 4 2.0% "lower than chum We handle nothing but pure worsteds . 1111111 1111111113 We want you to come in and convince yours oil that we have” len fell and received injuries which necessitated her being taken to the She was recovering nicely and was expected to be able to set up today. but yesterday apoplexy inter- ‘ vened. causing her death in ten min- She leaves one son, Charles A. Allen, from whose home. Austin ave- nue near the Wilson read. her funeral will be h id tomo'rrow afternoon at 2:80. Bur al in Pine Island Cemetery. Stephen Farrington died Saturday - night at the Norwalk l1ospiial used He is survived by ' a widow and seven children. Edward, Nehemiah,‘ Stephen.'tll1arlee Harry, 4 1611‘. The funeral will be held from the family home. 12 Elm. Grove street, at 2 o‘clock Rev. B A.I.1 'l‘he interment will be in East Norwalk cemetery. 4 . When asked it Boilelton struck Regan The death of Mrs. Mary Disbrow. ‘ widow of Perry Disbrow. occurred at granddaughter, Miss : o. 2 Center Want. “this morning at 9: 30 o’clock. A‘ son. William A. Dlsbrow, is a butcher at No.2 Academy street, Norwalk. Ar- rangemente for the funeral are not George Burton, an innate or the ldiers‘ Home, died at that place. S turdny evening. aged 65 years. The remains we1e taken to New Haven? this morning by Undertaker Raymond; fer interment in Eveigre’en Cemetery, Miss Minna Sackman. of Brooklyn. is a guest of her cousin. Miss Etta Miss Blanche G1 angei of Brooklyn. is spending her Eatser vaactlon with 4 ‘ Miss Amelia Meyer; in Cannon. . 4 , . Dibble. of. South Mail)Ea street. has purchased the’ residence at W Cherie no and wife.‘ of 27 Boy- Jydur, only... % M i it as a 11thch p tection. again lie 4001113 lrreculadtf in the drawing or t 1 solar o 1 re enings Sale of spring Suits. Goats. Skids. Welds and Gloves ‘ LADllliS' SUITS. rogular price $10 00.‘ for bodsy only ......1.... $9.90 ‘ LADIEB’ SUITS, regular price $22. 60, for today only ....... . .. 412.90 LADIES'BUITB regular price $2500. tor this sale ......».-....$14.98 LA '8KIRTS,i r0111 ”7mg“ 111016.00‘ ‘LADIEB'DOATS. iron: ........ .90 to $16.00* .WAlS'l‘B—We carry the 1115611” 11110 best selection in town. ' from ... . ”10000 $0.00 We also carry a. lull line at the well known KAYSER SILK GLOVES. . .. . Ladie’s’ Cloaks Suitsn Waitts * and Mlllmery Children s and Infants’ Wearing Appafei a Specialty. A Beauty in an Easter Suit for $9. 50 ‘ ONLY ONE DOZEN 0N HAN L. comers, 68 Washington 5111.111 W001)? 1116613 A. 0111111! aayrs. DEALER IN Hard and Soft Wood, 01on and lsplit i‘ieady ftir Fem lyi Use. BuiltdWoed. $0.00 per cord; $1.60 per 3600 1111114411 Wood, $72001)“ cord; $1.75 per our . , Split Wood. 289 extra per 10 cord. Yard lilo. 14 Newtown Ave; 'I'el. 703-2 ‘ NORWALK.‘ CONN. Dividend Notice FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS ' ‘ BANK. March 18,1909. At a meeting at the directors of the Falrilold County Savings Bank. held this day. a dividend at the rate of four per cent per aunum was declared, to the depositors irom the earnings of the six months ending March 31st. 1909 The same will he entered on pass books and paid on and after April 10. 1909 1‘ . ;_ SEYMOUR CURTIS. m"' ‘it .4, -. ‘Treasurer. SOLVENT NO'l‘.lCE Inn-hu— I District of NorWalk‘. 15s., Pinhole Court. March. A. 1).. 19 0.9 Estate of Eliza J. 0’.Hara late of Norwalk, in said district. deceased The Court of Probate for the Dia- trict or Norwolk, hath limited and al- lowed six months from the date here- of for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons ndebted to said estate ate request to make immediate pay ment to : BARBARA 0' “ABA. WILLIAM J. O’HABA. 11129 115 12 Executors. nigh ionable colors. ' 1108. a and 5 GAZETTE; BUILDING. Advance Showmg 0f Suits. Coats and Ramcoats we announce for this week an advance shelving 111 Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits and Rain- coats. The styles which we are showing' are as near perfection in iii and finish as it is pos- 510112 to make. Suits of fine satin finish cloth. in All the fashionable shades, as well as the newest stripes and mixtures. While our lineis 1svcry complete, we are adding to it daily. RAINCOATS . The most desirable styles in Tailor-made Rain and Automobile Costs. in Priestley Craven- ettes and Rubberized Silk in Black, Navy, and all the lash Price, 4 - in . 1.8. 75 to $17.50 TRISTRAM 81 HYATT NORWALK CONN. TRY OUR Bolognas. Frankfurters and San-t1. sages ~— all .made fresh, daily. Meals and Provisions of all kinds. P119". “51 - SMOKE the BEST The Roger Ludlow is THE BEST 100 CIGAR ON THE MARKET YOU CAN'T BEAT THE iN THE 50 CLASS. BOTH UNION B. J REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. ‘ The Best Advertisement is a Pleased Customer Spectacles 11nd Ere Glasses ' that lit the face and lit the eight. are. the kind that please. » EENWEK flPliBAl Bil. Successors to HOMER B. HOYT. ‘ United Bank «buildink ' 97 Washington St. oat-“101‘ 1100113 3 to 11: :10 wm' A' cum" wwpmt' * "" i ‘ . 1 - ‘ ‘ - ‘1 and i2: 45‘111 6: 00, and Saturday ' Fm” A' fills, “g" Tress. ovenl!1gs.7 to 9. 4 - . , . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 4 - FINE ABSORTMENT OF 11111 1111 111! mu EASTER 11111111 - Post Cards (continued from first page) 5 161 5c ' 5c and_:.-10c4each . W. A. enggemanj SavnzgO - , INCOP HATED 1049. Deposits -. to: 151. 1909, .3316. 5.142437 George M..Holmes. Preet. Attotney Tammany asked Goilick who it was that struck Boflelton. and Gollick replied that it was Hibbert or bed anyu vile language. he replied that Bodelton did not. When asked where Bodeltgn was sjtruck he replied MUSIC. STORE. in the eye an on e aw 1 _ ‘ Attorney Cuneo said to Golliek that “My“ ”00101192 W”M"W" 3‘ he scorned to know more about Boilel- , ., struck than Boileiton did ' tourney Cuneo salted him . >1 what are it was when he left the station. and the witness replied 0: Eli a. 111. When asked how long he knew ' Benetton. he replied about three years. ._ > When asked it Boilelton did not say something to Regan, he replied that he did not say anything. Attorney Cu- BUTTON SHOES , will be in enormous demand In »‘ the course of a. week or. so. We are ready with the very newest ‘ oi the new to be round in Shoe-‘- dom. We also call attention to iff‘i‘gi M111. 1161.. Con » 1! coal mining is suspended for l i’erence with the consumer. There Own stock is large. If you choose to buy now we are ready. For Spring we have received a big lot of the pulverized Manures which we have sold with such sat- isfaction for a few years past, in convenient bags. The 11611151161106 149 Washington 11. I F KARL .4 . 76 NORTH MAIN STREET4 MADE. 1 a short time it will make no dif-; ~ “are millions of tons now stored, ‘ ‘ “for just suchanemergency. Our ' . our complete range or models in Emerson Shoes for men. Hero' is“ a hint as to prices: neo asked him it Boilelton did not say something to .‘Reaan when he was walking down Monroe street, and he replied that it was Began who did all the talking. Attorney Cuueo asked him it he could point out the man that . used the Nile language. and Golllck re- ‘ plied that it was the bunch of men OiIicer Gailney Was the need witness child 11. He stated that he met 110th men on the arrival of the :55 train, to escort them up to the C. and K. shop, when minded to see Boflelton and Re- ‘ ‘a clinch, but by the time that. ‘ he narrived on the scene they had sep- . ~ on asked by Attorney Button Boots, $5. Ledies' Bleak Suede Button he was on the , _ 4 men every morning n’d ogan" " that he was but “it 11111131 that they. _ . thee. and K. Com‘pan 1111. = .4 Attorney Tammany asked Rec 1 why he did notw on the“ outsl ‘ t struck, he replied “Astrid. who entered ’. 11 it'll probably 116661111 *_ in; up to Boflelton and 1161111111. . . Regan was the next witness celled. is d that Boilelton nth! 11111111 in his tone; whereupon Re- he 11001131“) hl replied 111111 be anyone. ‘ ’ the next witness that he Was 61.11111. . Hat Company. or a th NorWslir. 111 he and Regan ‘wer ‘ ‘ “gun to ad around and 111111611 him. 0 vile lan-' When asked if he used 9 had he a e‘ that Bodelton natal; Ladies' inndonogmoke Suede 2 . l is lusl‘ H he took any 111 ' that Bonelton tn .- r} goodimough ior our ‘ ‘1 oracle-l and' its the]: 'kimi iii 12111ch soil” in log along M011- YourDolars About recklessly. Concentrate your buying at the store I r '4 TWIN CITY 1‘ . , where your" dollars go farthest... A411 true values will stand the supreme test—COMPARISON. ' 7 (i We want you 16 compare, to look around to get ia- miliar with values. qualtics and prices. and we feel con- fident after doing so yOu‘ll concentrate your purchase here. .1. :1 .1: This Is The Peo- ples Store (I We are busy when others are waiting for trade to ‘ come. Why? Because the people know from experi- once that we carry the largest and best stocks of Mil- iinery. Tailored Garments, Clothing for Men, and the most complete stock of Furniture in The Norwalks. ‘ ~ Charge Accou‘ntstil ted 111111! the chest. I . When asked by Attorne dance it 11.. board. Regan used any vi 11 language many or these men he re epile‘d that he - _ not , ~ . * Attorney Tammany asked Hibbard it ' . til 1111111111161. 111 Chucprachc‘ “ 1‘ Chiropractic 1a the science 01. the ‘ ' cause of the disease and the. srtotad- Justin-1 the same. Diseases are enticed - ‘ 1131.11 wrench. twist or cpl-singin‘dh ‘ back Even if done in child creates pinched nerves and , . * e diner-ant “ mid herréplied that ‘in ' ' 2 n invitatlb 'to do
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