Solo 01 SprIIng uIts,- CoaIs, Skirts, WaiII‘s Ind GIlovIIes
LADIES' SUITS" xulu‘r price 8&8. ..on for today only . .".... 911.11131 .'
MDIES’ SUITS minim: price 3 2 50. for today only . ‘12-98w
DIEEI' SUITS, regular prion I211. 00.‘ for this solo .' .'. .. .... 14-911
LADIEB' SKIRTS.trom. . ..L...o1.os «1916.00
LADIES’GOIAT ro ....... 43.93 to $15.00
AIS’I‘BwWo curry tho lurgoIt and hesI coloration in “LEWIiga’Ido '
‘ yn‘uIsaI-‘qalv-u-n. u‘un ... .....6 OC ‘0 ,
c rry‘ a. full lino or the well known KAYBER SINK
a. hit too early tIo begin buying your interior Inhorel.
Eustor I3 not so very tar away. Buying early menus host oolectlons. ‘.
EN WHO KNOW come none for clothes hocuuso they are coon iident. “
that. our chillies urn always right In every detail and our price is from
15%100 20% lower than others. We handle; nothing but lime worstodo
and ‘will ritnud book of the glint-antes. We show 3 line or chosen aux-o .
$116113 It twin th 0 wort; room. from hundsonle new nnrln‘g tobrico ,
or e otnnt‘i
"rotor-3
NEW MOEE FANCY TAILOR- MADE SUITS in oil thorium-.31 shudeédnd coiorings. in plain satin finish
clothou nnri l‘nnoy stripes rind mixtures; also. in all the moon shotion, in all olzoo, 1"01 ladies and a full line of
minors H 111 Imd 18 years.
Ladies’ and MissIe3 Spring Jackets
(‘CIVIT It'l‘ CLOTH IAC‘KII" TS in nhml medium nnl‘i long; IIII.:‘.(II\' GIIIGIIOT AINIIIIIIOADCI .(l'i‘il JACKETS;
[IL ACK 'I‘Aii' II‘iI‘. 'i‘A Sii i\ (u\li’\11.l\ i .ltl lIIoi latest styles.
KID GLOVES
I IAII the newest 11nd mun (mount stylus Iin LADIES MiSSL‘S' und CHILDREN‘S KID (ii .I()\' US are horn
to! run) innovation" Wu soil only tho wry host qnnlltlcn Ilium of 1110111 um on) own imnorlution. All tho now—
ost tinnitus us Wt-ll us; lllnth nrni nhilo. PRICE. 1.00 ITO $3. 00.
NECKW EAR
3‘:
ti NOR'I’H MAIN STREET
and Mlihnery
Children’ s and infants" Wriaring Apparel 3 Specialty
1A Beauty in an Eail‘cr Suit for $9. 50
ONLY IONE DOZEIN 0N III'
1113 3
TELEPHONE I 450.
GANS CO
68 WATER STREET.
MEN’S
SUITS
IPure Worstods. all the newest shnfldos nil tailored 1111ulo.gunron- I
teed to fit this season ‘3 goods only. I . .
I $20 00 Suits at. ....... “$12.00 ‘
15.00 Suits {III}. .......... .$9. 00
18. 00 Spits 0L. . $11.00
BoYs’ and Children’ s Suits
Ages 2% to 17.
250 Suits .it..... .......... $1. 50
.60 Suits at....‘..... ..... $2.25
MEN’S
Isuao Suits 111...... .
8.500 Suits ut ........... .‘LIIIHI’S'OO
..3.4 50'
SHOES
The well known brand, tho 'I‘uttlo Shoe in .3". lcuthom‘ and all
lusts, Goodyear Welt we will offer at.
................ I- 1
Regular at $3 50. .iI
' BOYS'
Strong Boys Shoes durable, ut ..
We want; you to come in and
SHOES I
...fl.00.$125,$1.50 and 32.00 ~
convince yourérlf ihut wo have
, here the hhrgalus and that all or our goods am oxuci‘ly no room-
S . Booted.
No trouble to show goods nod
goods are in any nay unsolistnctorx.
money cheerfully refunded if
‘11.6GOTTLIEB
11 North Main Street
-..r
lIEIiIIS IND HINEIIIIS
‘ Funeral of “Mrs. LeIhre. ‘
hold ihis I’lnorning at 9 o’clock
St. Marys Church where a uni-
enin requiem mass was celebrated bv
av. Bernard McCarthy Rev J. C.
arty, deacon, Rov. Fathor O'Conn-
n. Sub-doacon. Miss Helena. Millard
tiered 0 Pic Jean and Just as I Am
0"” hair rend‘exed Abide With Me as
e' remnins were home from tho
ur‘ch. ‘Tho flowers bour'eis were
ohn Duffy John Connors, James Col~
. The mall.
1's were Mr Beehy Michael 1)qu
hn 'Rooney.v'00rneliusg Ryan. John
,IWilliam Gates. interment; was
my 3 cométori’. ; v ‘
Mrs. Cornelius moments.
. . Estelle Ciclnents, ‘vife of Cor-
us'Cl‘ements, died this morning aii
ome. 41 Raymond street. 'The
Scanned was twentydlve years oi.’ ago
I! survived by tour :3li chll~
no ot whOm 13 only about two
niace Was operated on at the.
k4 ..I'lolsp'ltal this morning.
tilionlilJ Tracey, assIsted b,“ Dry.
THE SELLEGK MEMORIAL.
Committee ApIpointod Ito Receivo Con-
trlbutiono‘ and Make Plans.
St. Pauls Re( ton N01 walk Conn
April 7111,1909.
To tho Editor of The Sentinel: i
sow in the pleas recently it communi-
cation with 10311111 to o memorial to
the Rev. C M. Sollock.1 think I
should tell you what plums 11nd ulrcndx
been made In this matter. On tho
night. of Mr. Sellecli' 5 death. when the
vestr y or St Paul's chulchI naked nor-
once spoken 01’. 1 suggested 'in your
think 01‘ sending flowers would per-
haps clue to contribute to some more
lasting memorhul The idea was at
once, ms’pourle‘d to and thorn hoyc been
several promises made of generous
coirtrihution‘o.
form n committee; that tho‘ ‘thingI'
might be well and cméfuily doné. The
following gentlemen have already con-
sented to nerve: John Newhmd Ron
ert G Hnntord. mwis C. Green,
my. We. are expecting consents from
some of 11412831190165 cum. town
friends also. I shall be glad to give
you further details when the matter
takes definite shape. ' .
Yours v y trule ‘
LOUI B. HOWELL.
SOUND STEAMER RAMS TUG.1
Collision in Fog Off Hairt'a island
Sandi the Erneraid to Bottom.
The ‘stemuer Gienvilie. which plies
between the foot of Market street.
New York and Pmt Chester rammed
and sank the tug Emerald in a fog of:
Stepping stone light, a tulle south or
Hort’s Island. yesterday afternoon.
- I Preston M. Hart, 01 R wuyton, was on
Mn or way to Port Chestorg
firstuton Island ”who owris tho
» t
mission to bury Mr‘ Soiiecks body in ‘
the cluuchvurd u‘ memorial was or
columns next day that some who might
It was thought wall to,
I the 00111le
tun. Captain Forsythe and his crew 0t- .
in. Best .Advertjscment 13 ,I
a Pleased Cuétomer ‘
Spectacles and Eva mourns
that fit the for: c and lit. the night
» are the kind thut plenso.
rumor innit“;
. Successoro to
HOMER B. HOYT.
‘ United Bank Building
97 Washington St. '
, OFFICE HOURS—~11 to 11: :10 ,.
and 1201;“. to 6: till, und~Satnrdny
rvoninga. ”i to 9. '
uni inn-s ’
ORDER 0!" NOTICE.
Distr'iit of Normuulk
(‘nlul Aill'il II A. 1),,1909.
\\ her I on. wr ition nnnllcntion
horn 11111113 to this court for udlnlnisf
irution of the. esloio of Patrick Iiurkc.
Into of Nor-Milk. in said district.
consult. . I .. I)
. (lrdvrcd. 'l‘hut sold application. he
hoard umi dotm'lninod oi. the Probate
Dillon In Norwnlk. on the 14111 tiny of
April 1909. at 10 unlock forouoou;
and that public notion thereof be gir-
ou to all persons intoroaiod thorein by
publishing this oidor in n uowsimnor
inning u circulation in said district.
at 101131. liH“ days before said tiny of
hour in...
HENRY W. GREGORY.
lu‘dch.
Shi'l‘TLIG ITCCIOUN’II‘. I
so,
u'.’ it
ORDER TO
District of Norwnlk an..-
Court April 6 A 1).,1909 I
Estate 01‘ Ellen McMahon, into or
\01 walk. in. said district (incensed
0rderod.’1‘hnt the trustee of the res
10110 of the estate of sold deceased
exhibit. his account with sold estate.
to this court for adjustment 0 the
Prollnte
day of Aprli‘ 1909, at. 1'
noon; and that. nil u‘
in shill outato‘ may no
or,» the sold iruateo will can
order to he‘ published in n uewnpu r
" 1: said district,
Charles E. Millol. Dr. James G. Greg- , '
1‘
' the presence or the other, the 013114
ville stuck her nose hard into the Infid-
shlp section oi! the tug. Captain Hort
SW at once that the tug‘ wns adorned
and ordered his engine force to noon
the Glenyill‘e mu speed ahead, While »
the steamer tied her siren noon to
311me assistance. . '»
Jhe Mossasolt. or the Departinont of
Correction, 3 near the Scene of
no came alongside the
four men scrambled aboard. The Glen}
ville continued 10-11th aherid until this ‘
t' ot the channel. Iand t
The; Glonvlile, in on ’rge of Captain 2 .- ,_ _.
’l‘he’ Enler- . “
old, in charge of Guntain George For- -
I’mlm to
lion.
do-
A. CARMI BE'I'I’II‘SI‘.
‘ ‘ DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood.
. Gama 19d Manon“ Ready for ‘
SoitdWood. $8.00 nor s«11.01411; $1.50 per
Hora Wood, 87 00 per cord; $1.7? Der
Split Wood 25:; extra por $4 cord.
erd No. 74 Newtown Ave.
Tol. 783-2" NORWALK. CONN.
I WoI are showing rho sonsons Inowr‘ntI and 111031 uttlactivo styles in LAC E LAWN and gllNEN COLLARS
and it .'\N( Y TIES
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT NORWALK CONN.
TRY OUR
Bolognas, Frankfurters and San-
ssges -— all made fresh daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F KARL
I 76 NORTH MAIN 31'an
Phone 445.
"Drvrdend Notice
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS
BKAN
f ' Mnrch Ill 1909.
I At a nlonilng of tho directors of the
Futrflold County Snrlngn Bank hold
this any, n divldond at the rule 1' four
inn noun. nor nnuum won deoln‘ ed to
.‘ tho (lonositoro from tho narniugs ot‘
the six months: ending March hint,
1909.1‘110 sumo will no. ellwlI‘GII oil
noon hooks and min on und nftor April
I; E 1‘ M 01111 CURTIS.
a ‘ Treasurer.
‘ 10,1909
11125 3t. 1‘
' ~Iw- FM:- w. ......M. W_m4.
‘ Savings Society ‘
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits March 131.1909 \I
33 655‘. 424 37
George M. Holrueo, Frost.
"Wm. A Cor-No. VicoPreot.
Frod’k A.”E.lla’,’ Sony 0. Traits. '
EASTER
Post Cards
5 101' 50 ~
Sc anii 100 inch
‘ » . chapel iron: 12
Iie‘ hur‘oh at »
SMOKE the BEST' "
The Ruger Ludlow, -
ISI THE BEST 100 CIGAR ON TH .
MARKET.‘ YOU GAN’T BEAT THE
TWIN CITY
In THE 5.: cuss. BQ‘TH UNION;
13.1 nsrnows
......“ ...; u..--........... .
Moéiiy About Coal
If coal ruining. is suspcnded for I I
:1 short: time It will make no dii
icronce With tho consumer. Thcrc
are millions of tons ‘now stored
for just such an emergency. Our
own stock is large. If you choose
tobuy now we are ready.
For Spring we have received a
big lot of the pulverized Manures
which we have sold with such sat- f. ’_
isfaction for a few years past, in
convenient bags.
The FemsCoaICo . I I
I i
I About recklessly
I ..ICOI’DC.
Don t Scater
our Doi gals
Concentrate your buying at the aims .
whcro your dollars go farthest. All true vaiucs will
‘ stand the supreme test—COMPARISON.
Q; We want you to compare, to look around, to get ia-
I miliar with values. qualties and prices, and we feel con-
‘ lidcnt after doing so you ll concentrate your purchase
‘IliIerc. ~ ' ‘1‘"
T1113 Is The Peo-
ples Store
. (1 WI are busy whorl others are waiting for trade to
V‘JhyP Becausa the peooie know from experi-
ence that we carry the largest and best stocks of Mll-
Iinery. Tailored, Garments, Clothing for Men. and the
. ‘most complete stock 0wa Furniture in The Noruralks. . I.
hirourli“ c is the Icic'uco'ot
or the disease and the a
. . this same. 13138330: I
‘ by n Wrench. gym or sprain I' .
hock Even if noon in childhood it ‘
lop: pinched nerves and pain in‘ I
life in the cinema: rgm md
prncio
Me and pat,
hro‘u homo
_ systém‘a 11 your
érl‘ion‘sneon 11110an3
' Heurt. Kine ‘li‘
cues are givoiim
Norwalk Chronicler