Evening sentinel, Monday, April 12, 1909 · page 8

 

T LOWEST PRICES
S7181 GANS-CO.

. .68 WATER STREET.

LADIEB’ SKIRT 8.1

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LADIKS' COATS, from
WAISTS—WO Quarry .tlie

The Paris Cloak and Suit House

33 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK.

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Sale of firing Suits. Coats, Skirts, Wattle and Gloves

LADIEB’ SUITS, regular price 818 00, for toda onl . . . . . . . .,
LADIES: SUITS, regular price $22. 60. for toda; uni; ..
LADIES SUITS. regular price $25. 00. for this sale ............. “4.08
...... ......tt.u to $15.00
................. “.8338 to "6.00
largest and best selection in soctown.

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the Suit or Overcoat that he wants here in this splendid showing (‘onscrv
rice and all sizes to lit all builds, all at $7 and $10.

 

 

 

 

styles and perfect fit.

have limitdd yourself to $10 for your Eastei Suit or Overcoat buy it new.

 

 

Copyright Clothing Company

ARE FAULTLESS

(I About fifty smart patterns cut on the
' latest models. 1] They assure you correct

Ever illilll can find just
alive models in high colored fab-

 

 

 
 

 

REAL ESTATE SALES.

Minnie Friedrich to Louis Koenlll
and wile, two lots. Clinton avenue.

W B. Palme1 to l. M. Forbeil,
New Canaan read.

James Emory Stevens to George ll.
'l‘slimadge. lot and buildings. Wood
ward avenue.

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A still alarm or fire was sent in this
morning. on account of an ash barrel
fire at 17 Elizabeth street. The Put
nam Hose chemical wagon. with Driv-
er P‘red Scofield, Jr., responded. The
tire is supposed to have developed
from hot ashes, and was quickly ex-
iingulshad without damage resulting.

 

 

The Newest
SpringFashions

in Men's and Women's

Footwear

ARE ON EXHIBITION AT
OUR STORE.

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! BI WASHINGTON 81'.

We sell the BEST $2.00
SHOE in Connedticut.

TELEPI‘IONE 303-4.

 

 

 

 

Pure Worsteds. all the newest shades, all talloled made. guaran-
teed to at, this season' s goods only.
$15.00 Suits at...
$18. 00 Spits at...“ ..... i .....

'. Boys’ and Children’s Suits

:2. 50 Suits at ............... sisal $5.00 Suits at ............... $3.00
3350 Suits at......... ...... .225

“The well-known brand,'the Tuttle Shoe in all leathers 11nd nll
lusts, Goodyear WeltI we will offer at . . ..... . ...........

Strong Boys' Shoes, durable, at: ..
We want you to come in and convince yourself that we have
‘ here the‘bargains and that all of our goods are exactly

(1. .
No trouble to show goods and money cheerfully
goods are in any way unsatisfactory.

TEL. 886-6.

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John H. Powers.
The lunerai at John H. Powers was
‘ id this morning at 9 ‘0’ clock from St.
‘ -.lcseph's Church, Rev. William Manor,
, D.D.. ofiiciatlng Interment was in st.
Mary’s Cemetery. The pallbearers
. Wore John Keane, John McGoven.
g Louis Ladrigan and M. J. Collins. Miss
“alone. Millard rendered 0 Pie Jean
and Face to Face.
Abide With Me as the body was borne
train the church ‘

Mrs. Charles Hawkins.
Nellie Williamson, wife of Charles
A Hawkins, died yesterday. after a
eelt’e Illness of Brights disease. Be-
as ea. her husband she is survived by
o’sons, Kenneth and Russell Haw-
kins. Funeral services wil be held
11‘ Wednesday afternoon at 2. 30 o'
at’the family home, No. 961/;
tit Main street.

 

‘ Thornie 'I'. Grands".
moan. Gradual], a member of *
yiT.. Eighteenth Connecticut
tear Infantry, died at the Sol-
;Hdrns‘. Friday. April 9th. aged

 
 
 
 
 
 

we
thchh' on the 11: ()1 train

 
 

Spring Offerings
Mama‘s-HITS

 
 

 

..00.00| $20. 00 Suits at ............. $12.00

 

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Ages 2% to 17.

 

 
 

$6.50 Suits at. ..... ......... $4.50

 

SPRING COATS

FOR CHILDREN

All colors. in sizes from 6 to 14. regular 53.50 value ...... ..... $2.49
Sirius from 2 to 6, $2.50 value .............. $1.98
liEDP‘URI) COATS, for infants. from

L. GOLDEN’S, 68 Washington Street
. IIIII noun

 

 
 

MEN’ S SHOES

 

District of Norv. alk

 

$2.75

 

Regular at 33:50.

BOYS’ SHOES ‘

$1.00, $1.25. $1.50 and 52.00

 
 
 
 

as repre-

 
 
 

refunded If

 
 

requested to make
ment to

 

D. GOTTLIED

11 North Main; Street

mils of) 12

 

Court March. A. 0.. 1909.

Estate of P.1isn.l.0‘,liura late of
Norwalk in said district, deceased

The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hero-
of for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for
Those who neglect 10' present their
accounts. properly attested within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are
immediate pay-

i SOLVENT NOTICE.

ss., Probate

settlement

BARBARA O'HARA.
WILLIAM J. O'HARA.

Exceutors.

 

 

 
 

 

Funeral of Elsa Hewley.

The funeral services over the re.
mains ol‘ Elsa Marie Hawley, the in-
fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs William
Hawley. were held at the residence.
23 River street, this afternoon. at. 2
o‘clock, Rev. F. D. Torrey odiciatin.
The interment was in Riverside Ce
etery.

ARREST MADE. AT DEPOT.

Petey Camerato Charged with Drunk-
eneu and Making a Nuisance
of Himself.

The local otilcials oi the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company propose to break up the
practice of men hanging about the
South No rwalk passenger depots, es<
pecialiy on Sunday evening. in ac-
cordahce with this proglaln, an Italian
named Patsy Camerato was placed un-
der arrest last evening by Special 0t-
iicer John Cashew. it was claimed
that the man had been drinking, and
was creating a disturbance. In the
police courtthia morning Judge Taylor
filled the accused 87 and costs.
it is also claimed that Camerato has
been frequenting the depot much of
late, though he has not been the only
man loaf ng there. Some of the of
fenders. ii: is stated, insult women and
nifike themselves generally objection
a e.

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champagne.

 

The choir sans been increased.

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existing law.

the bill.

c—u—p—

93-“ The remains will rates of th epresent law.

 

titei‘hient.

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alt anything should happen to you a. savings account in this Bank

You civil? such protection to them. 4% Interest.

mealtimes er.

APAAA-IA

"abaoluteb'i’clean Ascot let your wife and children, more
. hides.

South Net-walk Savings Bank

UNITED BANK BUILDING.
OOUTH NORWALK, CONN.

 

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(Continued from First Page.)

111 revenue of 83,000,000, most oi which
will come from the increased duty on

in the cotton schedule there has
been on extension of the specific rates
to cover a class of fancy goods and
novelties which are covered in the
existing law by ad valorem rates. The
resulting ad valorem rates have not

The average rates in the cotton
Schedule. other than the rates on fan-
cies and novelties, remain the same.
There is one exception to this state
ment. and that is the teduction from
the house bill on fashioned hosiery.
where. the committee has rcc commend
ed the restoration of the rates of the

The committee contemplates a still
further substitution 0! specific for ad
valorem rates in other paragraphs of

Raw flax has been restored by the
senate committee to the dutiahle list,
otherwise the schedule remains aubA
stantlaily as it. came 'trom the house.

The senate committee has restored
the rates in the wool schedule to the

in alike the senate committee has
adopted a new schedule, replacing an
vaiorcm with specific rates in all
cases where it was possible to do so.
showing a slight average reduction
from the equivalent at! vaiorem.
. The senate committee has not yet,
decided what rates it will recommend
in regard to wood pulp and the arti-
cles dependent upon it.
‘ also left open for further action the

question or the duties on coal and

They have ‘

It would be impossible in a brief
statement to review all the articles
under the heading of sundries.
changes from the house bill in the
main are of such minor importance
as not to require a detailed statement.
It may he wall, however. to call atten-
tion to the (act that the senate corn-
,_ .. mittee has made reduction of 15 per

The

 

.. ......... ". ..... $1.50 to $4.08

The Beat Advertisement Is
a Pleased Customer

Spectacles and Eye Glasses

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

misses, 14,16 and 18 years.

(IOVHI'I‘ CLOTH JACKETS III A;
BLACK '1‘ A!“ II‘I‘JTA SILK (iAll'IIFN’ l S,

for ymu inspection

est shades has well as him It and white.

and FANC I TIES.

All Illi' newest and most rum-c
‘Vt‘ sell only the wry beat qualities.

m LEADINO DRY GOODI STORE.

TRISTRAM

nos. 1 ends Gazn'rra BUILDING.

 

hori medium and long:
in I Is latest stvles

SPRING SPECIALS

\lA W MODE FANCY TAILOR—MADE SUITS. in all the newest shades and coloring: in lain satin finish
clothes and fancy stripes and mixtures, also, in all the staple shades, in all sizes, for ladies, all") a lull

line of

Ladies’ and Misses’ Spring Jackets

”LACK CIIEVIOT AND UIIOADCLO'I‘H JACKETS:

KID GLOVES

I styles in LADIES".
Many of
PRICE, 1.00 To $3.00.

MISSES’ and CHILDREN'S I'CID GLOVES are here

them are our own importation. All the new

NECKWEAR.

We mo showing the sensou' 11 hunt-.1! and most IiIIlflt‘lIic styles in LACE]

LAWN and LINEN COLLARS

 

TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.

 

TRY OUR

Meets and Provisions of all kinds.

F. KARL.

76 NORTH MAIN STREET

Phone 445.

SMOKE the BEST
The Roger Ludlow

IS THE BEST 100 CIGAR ON THE
MARKET. YOU CAN'T BEAT THE

TWIN CITY

N THE 6: CLASS. BOTH UNION

 

 

B. J. REYNOLDS:

 

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SPRING SONG

Ferris Coal makes merry music
As it rattles

Down the chute.

And old Winter having vanished
Leaves the furnace

Standing mute.

”We beg of you however

Please do not wrongly think

We sell Coal only.

As there are Building Materials,

 

that fit the (ace and fit the sight
are the kind that please.

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Successors to
4 HOMER B. HOYT.

United Bank Building
97 Washington St.

OFFICE HOURS~8 to 11: 39
and 13:45 to 6: 0i). and Satulday
evenings, 7 to 9. »

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

NORWALK,
Savings Society

Deposits March In. 190s.
$3,655,424.37
George M. HolnIee,vPreet.

Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Punt.
Fred'k A. Elle, Secy a Tress.

 
 
 

 

 

TRY A BOX OF

25c Writing Paper
Spalding’s sass can. Goods

W. A. Bliggerman’s '
MUOIOJTORI
Donovan Block. 1 Is! Wumnoton Ot‘

cent. ou_a11 average in the specific
duties on hats and Mounts, which the

 

, house had raised in some inhtances

above the Dingley rates. The senate

house paragluph in regard to even

listing law.

q...»

Albert Jennings or at South Main
street, «has been admitted to the Nor-

 

 

walk Hospital tor twetment.

Eaton, Crane 8:. Pike.

committee has also struck out. the,
and has restored the rates in t e are. .
l Frank Kathie-hi at Monroe street.

Cement. Sand, Bricks,
Sewer-pipe. Fertilizers and
Other seasonable goods
On sale here at low prices.

The Ferris Coal Co

149 Washington St.

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Looks like ii. il you _

are noi our customer- '

 

Hazleion coal is jusi
good enough let our
trade and it's the
kind .ol coal we sell. ‘ .

 
 
 
 
 
 

Saves You: Saves Us:
Moneby. IE"...
rou e x ,
Worry Fflwfit
Profanity Back Talk
The B. Hershiield 8: son Co.
Tel. 204- 122 Water It.

 

was operated on for appendicitis this
morning. by Dr., w. J. Tracey, assist-
‘ed by Dre. Burneli and Clark._ 4

Bolognas, Frankfurters and Sew "
$8206 -- all made fresh, daily.‘

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standdhe supreme

it miliar with values.

fiden‘t after doing

 

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1T Fish! Fish! ’ Fish!

We are only as far away

‘ the most reasonable prices.

FIBH MARKET.

 

H. KriégerdzCo.
Don’
Your Dollars

 

where your dollars go farthest.

(I We want you to compare, to look around: to get ta-

This Is The Peo-’
ples’ Store

([ We are busy when others are waiting for. trade to
come. Why? Because the people know from experi-
ence that we carry the largest and best stocks of Mil-
linery, Tailored Garments. Clothing for Men. and the
most complete stock of Furniture in The Norwalks.

Charge Accounts Solicited

leger 
29- 31 West Washington Street,

as the nearest telephone, and we will
lsuppiy you with the freshest Fish at

John C. Silcox’s
181 Washington Street Bridge

 

t Scatter

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Concentrate yohr buying at the store
‘ All true values will
test-COMPARISON.

if "1 * .

quaities and prices, and we feel con-

so you'll concentrate your purchase

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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THE NEW IENCE

Deiini tion of Ohlmprachc

I niluluuctlt‘ la the sclgnce ct Eh.
cause of the disease end the art of ad-
. Justina iho some. Dlle are Milled
by a wrench. twist or up in in the
back. Even if done in e alldhood it
creates pinched nerves and pill! in

from you

I . limbs. ‘ ‘ l

Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health Is
restored through harmonizing the gig

 

nerve systems in your
PAIN!"

 

 

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mwvfi;

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Phone No. I!“

auu- were held It It.
church. yesterdar' mornin
10 colour, and were in

The special meter at lithium

 
 
 
 
 

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won an elaborate and punctual as: macaw

Nervousneu. Rum
ale, Heart. Kidney and Melchior
cues are given special attention alno

tare o! the Seine. Ion will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
champ to help you. ,

r. mamas. o. c.

u washing-rah er. so. NORWALK
. usurious Treatments, “ Given Also.

 

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