reunions 450. ,
ATLo'WEST PRICES
v St GANS CO.
_ '68 WATER mar:
l‘tfl'l
Sale of Spring Suits. Costs.
.WAlS'l‘B—-We carry the
from
We also carry a
GLOVES.
. The Paris ' Cloak
33 COUTH MAIN STREITrQOUTH NORWALK.
m
LADIES' IUI'I'B. regular price $18.00. for today only . ...... - . .. ”-93
LADIES' SUITS. regular price ”2.50. for today only .. ...... . . 312.93
. LADIEB' SUITS. regular price $26.00. for this sale ............. $14.03
LADIEB' SKIRTS. from . .. ....... . ............ mum.“ to “5-00
LADIEB' COATS. from . ...........
largest and best selection in town.
..... .................. ...... “50° to 83.00 '
full line of the well-known
and Salt House .
Skirts, Wolds and Gloves
.33.“ to "6.00
............... out
KAYSER III.K
For
. AREMHFAULTLESS
(I About fifty smart patterns cut on the
latest models. (I They assure you correct
styles and perfect fit.
‘ ’If Yah'_.have limited yourself to :10 for your Easter Suit or Overcoat lmy it here.
' the Butt or Overcoat-that he wattts here in this splendid showing.
, rice and all sizes to fit all builds, all at $7 and 310.
Copyright Clothing Company
(.‘(lfll-lt‘l'VlttIVe models in high colored fab
SPRING
every man can find just
staplers. in Iloyt street. Norwnlk, this
morning, when manufacturing opera-
tions were resumed, though ttntit-t-
somewhat hampered conditions. on
account of the Good Friday tire, which
partially destroyed the plant.
The representatives of the different
fire insurance companies who were
interested met In the office of the New
England Fire Insurance Exchange tint~
. urday. and appointed a Mr. Hemmiug-
way an adjuster ot' the llostou insur-
ance Company. to represent their com-
panies in adjusting the loss. Ill the
meantime, however, Messrs. Ilrttchklas
and Justin took matters in their own
hands and consulted Messrs. Miller
The Neweél
Spring Fashions
in Men’s and Women's
Footwear
Ans ON EXHIBITION AT
oua STORE.
lllllllltlllll BRAthll
at wssHtN'oros or.
We sell the BEST $2.00
SHOE in Connecticut.
TELEPHONE 368-4.
moo Spits at ............. $11.00
seated.
. TEL. 386-6.
Spring Offerings
’ MEN’S—SUITS
Pure Worstcds, all the newest shades, all tailored made. guaran-
teed to fit, this season’s goods only.
315.00 Suits at ............. 89.00! $20.00 Suits at ............. $12.00
. Boys’ and Children’s Suits
'Ages 2% to 17.
. 1'
‘ 82.60 Suits at ............... $1.50
$3.50 Suits at ..... - .......... $2.25.!
MEN’S SHOES
The well-known brand. the Tuttle Shoe itt all leathers and all
lasts. Goodyear Welt, We will offer at ...................... $2 5
A’ ‘ Regular at $8.50.
9
BOYS SHOES
Strong Boys‘ Shoes. durable, at .......... s1.oo,s1.25. $1.50 and $2.00
We Witnt you to come in and convince yourself that we have
here the bargains and that all of ottr goods are exactly as repre—
No trouble to show goods and money cheerfully
800GB are in any way unsatisfactory.
D. GOTTLIEB
$5.00 Suits fit ............... $3.00
$6.50 Suits at ............... $4.50
refunded if
11 North Main‘ Street
m
ttttttttts Hulls
illli lllll
(Continued from first page)
months’ supply.
Several weeks ago, the company
shipped a. nuantlty of mochinery from
the South Norwalk factory to Philadel-
fphla. for a branch makeshop it opened
.. there.
The local officers of that Internation-
7 NOTICE
Dog—Taxes
The Town Clerk will issue. dog It-
ceases at the office of J. M/Lnyton &
(39.. Railroad avenue. South Iiorwalk.
. twin 7 to 9 o'clock on the evenings at
Bayard-y. April 17, and Saturday, An
rill“. .
A penalty of one dollar, as fixed by
hwrwill bo'charged in addition no the
t
‘ _. " .Iardkrnse fee. for every dog. ovel
‘ o
w six months that. Is not ll
m or before May 1',
‘ ‘ orwallt, April 14. 1909.
. '51 ‘ ' HERBERT R. SMITH. ,
I. .‘4t.- ° Town Clerk.
‘Jf anything should} happen to you a. savings account in this B'ank
Id be an absolutely Clean Asset. for.your wife and children. more
instantly available oven|,than lifeinsurancd. ‘
Won owe such protection to them. 4% ; Interest.
1 South Norwaik Savings Bank
' UNITID nus outcome.
Macros or. ’
.1 w—M—M a...» _ _.__.
nl Typographical Union have received
a circular frotn the national omcers.
explaining the tett cents a month con-
tribution from each member accord-
ing to the plans made at the ttnion la-
bel convention held recently in Wash.
ington, D. 0.. and the proposed cen-
trlbutions or supplies. Members of
every union represented are requested
to participate in this contribution,
which is expected to raise more titan
AUCTION SALE
Household furniture. at storage
warehouse of L. J. Reynolds & Son. 151
Main St.. and Gregory Place. Sat, Apr.
17, 1 p. m. The following will be sold:
Books. pictures. quilts. blankets.
spreads. sheets, pillow cases, towels.
table linen, pillows. hair mattresses.
ingrain and Brussels rugs and carpets.
portiers. curtains, shades, poles. large
kitchen table. zinc top. stands. parlor
chairs, dining room and porch chairs.
rockers. bedroom suits. wardrobes.
couches. folding bed. enamel beds. bu-
reaus. plate glass mirrors. mantle top
with mirror. sewing machine. refrig-
erators. single beds. springs, Japanese
screens. handsome large Japanese
vases. tea set. pair mounted horns.
glass ware, china dishes of all kinds,
kitchen 'ware. toilet sets. galvanized
tubs. lumps. etc. Everything to fur-
nish the home.
J. W. SCULLEY, Auctioneer.
.s.
sou?" uoawsttt. cons.
Sizes from 2 to ti. $2.50 value
L. GOLDEN’S, 68
‘ 3130.000 per month.
. Another Dance Thursday.
i The ’I‘ritttntcrs' Association will hold
.tt roll call. 'l‘hursday afternoon at l
,o'ciock. and null then ttdjourn to Mu~
‘fiIt‘ Hall in South Main street. for ttu-
‘(IIIII‘l‘ tittitcc, similar to the one hold
3 youtvrdit)‘.
; Yesterday afternoon's (latter was
i largely attended. The music. was fur-
ittished by Professor Jones, William
‘ lItthht-il. .lohu idnchilt-r. William
Pt‘ldlt‘l', Stephen Keogh and Harry
Williams. of the Norwttlk and Stanl-
ford Musical Union. '
National Officers in Danbury.
DANiiIYRY. April l4.——'l‘he striking
ltat makers gathered in their rooms to-
day and listened to addresses by John
A. Motiit. of Orange; Martin ilawlor
and .loltn 'l‘. Mather, nil national offic-
ers. an .ioltn \\', Sculley. of South
NOI‘Wi '. a member of the advisory
board. The meeting was held behind
closed doors and lasted until the early
afternoon. it is understood that. strike
conditions were described. but it. was
difficult to ascertain the specific state-
ntents ot‘ the ttnticual officers. as the
strikers were ttotrcommunicatlve.
DIED OF BLOOD PctsoNINo.
Night Watchman Jennings Ran Nail
into His Scalp Some Days Ago.
Albert Jehnlngs. night watchman at
tho l.loese-Peppard factory. died at
the Norwalk Hosplbal today from an
infected head. where he was injured
a week or two ago. it was understood
that Mr. Jennings ran a nail into his
scalp anti from this the infection de-
‘ \ciopcd.
A few days ago he was taken to the
Norwalk Hospital, but. steadily grew
worse. He was a man more than sixty
years of age and has a son in Norwalk.
Funeral services will be held from
the Wilton Congregational Church Sat.
ut-duy afternoon at 2:30, the Rev. W.
1). Hart ofliciating. Interment will
follow at Joe‘s Hill Cemetery, Wilton.
M. D. WHIBT CLUB.
The M. D. Whlat Club closed its
season‘s meeting: yesterday afternoon
with a very pleasant session at. the
home of Mrs. George R. Van Alstyne.
in Bayview avenue. "' The entire season
has been productive of much pleasure
for all of the members and there is
little doubt that the "club will resume
next fall. The first. prise yesterday
was won by Mrs. Vsn‘Alstyne and the
second by Mrs. Harold F. Clark. while
the consolation boson were carried
01 by Mrs. James Golden. Ref h~
moms were served during the a ter-
noon. » -
According to the present under-
standing, th city council will shortly
take up the ttet“ of requesting the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
~Railroad Company, to pad the Wash-
ington streetibrldge in some" manner.
to deaden the noise caused by passing
trains.
. W
‘Hcrcttms conessv assumes.
An example of quick recuperation
was presented” the- factory of the E.
H. Hotchklss Company, manufactur-
ers, of paper stapling machines and
SPRING COATS
FOR CHILDREN
o
All colors, in sizes from 6 to it. regular 83.50 value ............. $2.49
.............................. $1.98
“EDI-Willi) COATS. for infants. from .................. $1.50 to $4.98
Washington Street
The Best Advertisement Is
a Pleased Customer
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
that fit the face and tit the sight
are the kind that. please.
FtllWlliK fll’llilll Bil.
Successors to
HOMER B. HOYT.
United Bank Building
97 Washington St.
OFFICE HOURS—8 to 11:30
and 12:45 to 6:00. and Saturday
evenings. 7 to 9.
"NORWALK
Savings Society
. INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits March to, 1909.
33.655.424.37
George M. Holmes. Prest.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Fresh
Fred'k A. Elia. Buoy d. True. ,
revs Box or
Eaton, Crane 8: Pike
25c Writing Paper
Spdding‘s BASEBALL Goods
-,-AT-
“W. A. Briggertnan’s
HUNG .TOH!
Donovan Black. to! Wilmington Or
find Malthte. expert adjusters. of New
probably within a day or so. at which
time it Is hoped" the matter will he
settled to the satisfaction of all those
concerned. ~ "
Mr: Jessup stated to a reportert'or
tflls paper yesterday that as soon as
t e adjustment lunatic work would be
stated at once to clear away the ruins
and rebuild. Most of the damage was
on the top floor, for when the roof
t.‘
York City. who will come to Norwallt .
--—-~—-—- ——-——————._.___... .. 4...
sun Lasonto oar nouns are“. .' .
TRISTRAM a HYATT.
NOSt a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
SPRING SPECIALS ~
.\'K\\’ MODE FANCY TAILOR-MADE Si’l'l‘s. in all the ttewest shades ttnd colorlngs. in plain satin finish
clothes and fancy stripes and mixtures; also. ltt all the staple slttldcs, it) all sizes, for Indies. and at full
u'tlsscs, ll, lit and iii years.
litto of
Ladies? and Misses’ Spring Jackets
COVERT CLOTH .‘IM‘KIC’I'IS. in short, llli.’llllllll :ltitt Inuit: |lI.Ai'K (‘IIEi'IO'I‘ AN!) IIROAIJCIJI’I‘II JACKETS;
IlltAl‘K 'l‘AI-‘I’IC'I‘A SILK (IAIIMICN’I‘S. I
All the neural IItitI mo»! ('(lf‘l‘t'tl styles ltt LADIES'. MISSES' and CHILDREN'S KID GLOVES
for your inspection. We sell only the
«st xltittli‘s its well its lililt‘k illItI while.
I
ll tho lutt-sl stiles.
. KID GLOVES
vi t‘,\' best qualities. Many of them are
PRICE. 1.00 TO $3.00.
NECKWEAR'
are here
our own importation, All the new-
\'l't' art-showing the season's ur-uvsl illltI most ztlttnt-livc. styles in LACE, LAWN and LINEN (‘ULLAIIS
nlttl I":\N(‘Y TIES.
TasmM & “YA", NORWA‘PK: , 00m-
H. Krieger & Co.
Don’t Scatter
Your Dollars
About recklessly. Concentrate your buying at the store
TRY OUR
Boiognas. Frankiurters and Sau-
sages —- all made'treslt. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
‘F. KARL,
76 soars MAIN STREET , 11
Phone «5. ,
Do You KnowWhhtthc
RUBER llllilllW
IS?
IS THE BEST 10c CIGAR ON
THE MARKET. l
UNION MADE.
B. J. REYNOLDS
1T
MANUFACTURER. i _,
33 {Fifi
“ -fiflw..-m-w
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.
Cement. Sand. Bricks,
Sewer-pipe. Fertilizers and
Other seasonable goods
On sale here at low prices.
The Ferris Coal Co
149 Washington St.
iiiii;
4
until it ,
I90 @909 NR
“TOD '53
as. like' it. tum
are not our customer.
' Hazlclon coal is just
good enough tor our
trade and it's the
kind oI coal we sell.
Sav’es You: Saves Us;
Money Loom
Trouble Exotica”
Worry Friction
Profanity nook Talk
The B. Hershtield & Son Co.
Tel. 294. .1” water at. ‘
TRY ONE. E
«,._. ‘
t. WOOD “-
tniiiar with values. qualties
here.
ples’
Iinery. Tailored Garments.
where your dollars go farthest. All true values will
stand the supreme test—COMPARISON.
Ii We want you to compare. to look around, to get la-
and prices. and we feel con-
fident after doing so you'll concentrate your purchase
This Is The Peo-
Store
I! 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-
Clothing for Men. and the
most complete stock'of Furniture in The Norwalks.
Charge Accounts Solicited
H. Krieger 8100.
29-31 West Washington Street.
. . SOUTH, NORWALK.
not Fish! Partially—iv 861513612
We are only as far away from you
as the nearest telephone. and We will
supplyyou with the freshest Fish at
the most reasonable prices.
John C. Sllcox’s
ms MARKET.
181 Washington Street Bridge
TEL 031. FREE DELIVERY.
- "I“ ‘ .. powwow
i t ' 2
Hard and‘=-.aoft ready for faintly use.
Hard Wood......|t.‘fl per M, cord.
Soft Wood.....'.fl.50 r M cord.
Split: W
cod. ale him ‘
A. CARMI IETO' WOOD YARD.
No. .74 NMOwn Avenue,
Phone No. 7884. Remus. cents.
or two before the tire. and remains
intact. - ,
collapsed. It smashed evarything‘on
the liner. The machinery on the low
or door, however, was oiled only a day
I
The building has been freed of the
water with which it was flooded during
the tire. and in "lieu of the protection
v
Definition of Chiropractic
l
l Chiropractic is the science or the
‘ cause of the disease and the art. of ad-
tjusting the same. Diseases are caused
i by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonixlng the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kidney and F ale Dis-
eases are given special attent it; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 9.
chance to help you.
'r. marvels. D. c.
.4 WASHINGTON 01’. Q0. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given. Also.
.......... ..... . -
from the weather given by the root
before the fire. the second story floor
is keeping the rain out today. .
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