.v
w.
- ' Norwalk'Country Club
l omit lie snflbn’aocdourh
' t; ‘ ‘ M i ‘ .
pm or am ea. Propels
have mu 1am. nf'mo.
Rotate of George N Warren."late oi '
Namath. in said dis t.‘ deceased.
Orderednfl‘hst the executor exhibit
his administration account. to this
,oourt for adjustment.th the Probate
silica in Norwallt. on the 21st day of
April. 1900 at 10 o’clock for noon;
and that all persons interested fa said
estate may be notified thereof, the on
center will cause this order to be pub-
lished luvs newspaper having a. circular
tion in said district at least five days
’ helpers said 21st. day of April, 1009.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
did it Judge.
SOLVENT NOTICE.
g", District of Noi‘waik. as, Probate
. lOourt, March‘lilst. A. 1).. 1900. '
Estate of Frederick 13. Mead. late of
Norwalk in said district. deceased.
The ourt of Probate for the Dis-
, trial. of Nprwalk. 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 recov-
,ery. All persons indebte‘? to said es-
tate are requested to ma immediate
payment to
b.1815
MARIE A. MEAD.
Execlltrix.
To the Board of County Commission-
ers of i‘airfleld County:
1 hereby apply for a transfer of a
lcense No. 32 to sell Spirituous and
intoxicating Liquors. Ale. Lager Beer.
Rhine Wine and Cider from Michele
Lubrano, at 6 and 8 Wood street, to
Thomas and John Vigilaui, at same
place, Town of Norwaik. The, propos-
ed place of business is not located
‘within 200 feet in a direct line of a
Church Edifice. Vi" Public School-
house. or the premises pertaining
thereto. or any Post Office. Public Ll—
brary or Cemetery. ‘
Dated at Nor-walk, this 7th day of
‘ April, A. D., i909. *
Q - , THOMAS VIGLIANI.
JOHN \‘lGLiANI,
' Applicants.
We. the undersigned, electors and
‘ Town of Norwalk. hereby endorse the
application of the above named The-
man 'Vigllani and John Vigiiaui for
such license. and we do severally cer-
tify each for himself. that we are tax-
payers ownlng real estate situated ill
”‘ {said Town of Norwaik. and that We
have not endorsed the application of
any other person for a license to sell
spirituous and intoxicating liquors dur-
ing the ensuing license year. .
Dated at Norwalk this 7th day of
April. A. 11. 1009. ,
John Panzllli, Salvntm- (‘hariott.
Stephen Falazs, Joseph Popp. Oscar
Olsen. ,.
‘ I. hereby certify that. the above nam-
edlelidorsers are electors and taxpay-
ers, as defined by law. of the Town of
Norwalk. and that they have signed
for no other applicant.
Dated at Norwaik, this 7th day 0
April, A. 1)., 1909. «‘4 x
‘ ' HERBERT It. SMITH.
a8 15 _. ' Town Clerk.
. illilillilllll lllll llws
Joseph Hudson, oi 'Providencc.
Rhode island. was a guest last night
of Edward W, Kelley. Jr.
Russell Bills. of Cannon Station.
has secured a position in an electric
‘ light plant in Cascanada. Washington.
. Mrs. .William Vollmer and son Wal-
lace have returned home to South
Norwalk from a visit in lrvlngtou,
New Jersey.
Mrs. Mark Shay, of Fall River.
Mass. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
' John T. Hayes, of Belden avenue. for
a few days,
Charles Schumnn, the Norwalk bar-
ber, is busy today erecting a wire
fence at the south side of his dwelling
in Main streetgj
9 The Cannon baseball team will cross
abate .with, the Weston aggregation. at
2:30 Saturday afternoon at the Can»
:ion grounds. A good game is looked
or.
“ Since the death of Dr. A. B. Gorham
Wilton has been without a resident
physician. .It. is rumored about. that
“lit. term that a Dr. Johnaou',_will shortly
locate there. j
The first dance of 'the neon at the
ill be held
Saturday evening. The elitertainment
commltteo has secured Bentley’s Or-
- chestra. to furnish the“ music.
'1 it is. expected that this trial of
' James Barry and son Stuart, of Cran-
: bury. charsed with theft of various ar-
ticles. will come up in the town court,
‘ Nurwalk, Saturday morning. it is un-
derstood that John J. Walsh. of Nor-
“W‘Ilk- Will defew'd the father and son.
Michael McNamara, aDanbury man,
”and Peter D‘Ircy, a' New York painter.
We" fined '11 and costs on a charge or
inmticetio it yesterday by Judge Joseph
R Taylor..- The men Were picked up
. flit! dflY_ before by that police and had
'3'“ “Ohio anything more serious than
‘ ‘ their jag. , ‘
he, funeral of Albert Jennings.
WSW-,Vatchman of the». Boese-Pappard
. ,,‘ .ry.'who died at tho Norwalk flos-
PI .1 yesterday. from an infected hand.
" he held Saturday afternoon at
‘ mm the Wilton Congreagtlonal
taxpayers.“ defined by law. of thei
WA. *5 CLEAN ASSET-99
' . if anything should happen to you a savings. sccoant inthili Bank 9
- , would bean absolutely Clean Assetior your wile and children. more ‘
l instantiy‘aveiiable‘l even thenliie insurance.
‘ ‘ You owe such, protection to them. 4% interest.
eSouth Norwalk Sayings Batik
uulrso sANK soltolua. '
; Ten
Dollars
if you care more about stout :
stitches and heavy fabrics we
are not hi it.
Our Cements
Are
Plahned Along
‘ Different Lines
Exclusive fabrics, distinctive
styles and character which we
invest lll .ollr garments at. $10.
That is the standard on which
we base ollr business. That
must appeal to you. Men’s
Spring Suits and Overcoats, up
to the minute ill style and guar-
anteed pure worsted, at $10 and
no higher.
Copyright
Clothing
Company
6 North Main Street
There Is Nothing
“Freakish” in
“Benjamin” Suits
But the most casual observer
cannot fail to be impressed
with their style. The designers
of
Benjamin
Clothes
made ill New York. by Alfred
Benjamin & Co. live in th
Fashion Center of the world for
‘ Men's Clothing, and their crea-
tions must be accepted us until-
urative. .
Still the prices are llliNlm-ii.
From $15.00 Up
Star Shirts. . .‘.~. 51.50 and $2.00
Kelser Neckwear ........ .. $1.00 ‘
v.
Joseph Davis
*Tailor. Clothier. Hatter.
nlshe‘r
Trunks and Leather Good-
85 Washington Street
South Nor-walk
Tel. Can.
”—
Fur-
Church. The deceased is survived by
a son, Frederick N. Jennings, of South-
port.
Cluck ‘
111e;1’afi8..}‘Cloi7-Iand'8ult Hous§*»*
“ erasure mm are :7. score NORWALK.
Sale of Spring Suits, Cults. Skirts, Welds and Gloves
LADIES’ BUi'i‘fl. regular price 818.00, for today only ........ 39.03
LADIES’ SUITS, regular price‘szaho. for today only ........... $12.98
LADIEB’ SUITS. regular price $26.00, for this sale ....... . . . . . 11"”
LADIE‘B’ 810313.me . ......... . .......... . ....... $1.98 to $15.”
LADIEB’ COATS. from .................. . ...... .0338 to $15.00 ,
,WAISTBr—We carry a the largest and best selection in town. .
from ......... ..... ......... 509 to 0899‘
We also carry a full line of the well-Known KAYBER SILK '
GLOVES. . ‘
SPRING C
" FOR CHILDREN
'All colors, in sizes from 6 to 14. regular $3.50 value ............. 32.49
Sizes from 2 to a, $2.50 value ........................... $1.98
BEDFORD COATS, for infants, ‘rom .: ................ $1.50 to 04.98
L. GOLDEN’S, 68 (Washington Street
. Ar lowest rRICES
HARRIS & GANS C0.
TELEPHONE .450. 68 WATER ‘STREET.
AAAAA‘A‘AAAAAAAAA‘AA“
-vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
and tunm‘ooav coups sroan. ’ ,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
' f SPRING ‘ SPECIALS
NEW MODE FANCY THICK-MADE Sl'l’l‘S. ill all the newest shades and colorings. in plain
illllsll
satin
Clothes and fancy stripes and mixtures; also, in ill] the staple shades, in all sizes. for Ill-lies. and ii full line of
aliases. H. lti illlil is years. , '
, Ladies’ and Misses’ Spring Jackets
COVERT (‘liil'l’ll J Al'Kl'l'l'i-l. lil abort, liilullllm and long; “LACK (lllllZYlO'l‘ AND llllt‘lAllt‘lxl'l‘ll JACKETS;
”LACK 'l‘Al-‘l’lC'l‘A SILK (lAIHll'IN'l‘t-i, ill the. liiieel stiles.
, KlD GLOVES
All the newest and most t'til'l‘l'ti stylus lll LADIES-1', MISSE.’ anti CHILDREN'S Kill GLOVES iil‘i‘ hero
for your inspection. We scllsonly thi- wry lli‘Hl qualities. Milli) of thvm are our own importation. All tho pelv-
est shod-ls as well as lilili‘ll lllltl “'lillt'. PRICE. 1.00 TC 53.00. '
, . . NECKWEAR
We ill't' allowing the season’s lll'\\’(’n‘l and most llttrnrtivc‘lstyll-‘s in LACE. LAWN
null FANCY 'l‘llCS.
TRISTRAM & ’HYATT, -NORWALK, CONN.
‘ TRY OUR ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘
Bolognas. Frankfurtcrs and San-
sages — all .made fresh, daily.
Meals and Provisions of all kinds.
' F. KARL.
null LINEN COLLARS
WeSt Washingtop Street
Spring Offerings
MEETS—SUITS
l’urc Worsteds. all the newest shades. all tailored made. guaran-
tccd to fit. this season's goods only. .
“5.00 Suits at ............. SEMI 820.00 Suits at .......... r. “$12.00
$18.00 Spits ut ............. $11.00
Boys’ and Children’s Suits
, Agel 2% tom.
$2.50 slots nii‘... ............ 31.50 $5.00 Suits am, ............. $3.00
$3.50 Suits at.... ............ $2.25 $6.50 Suits at..~ ............. $4.50
MEN’S SHOES
The. well-known brand, the. Tuitlc Shoe in all leathers and all
lasts, Goodyear Well, no will offer at ...................... $2.75 '
Regular at $8.50.
BOYS’ SHOES
Strong Boys‘ Shoes, durable, nt .......... $1.00. $1.25. $1.50 and $2.00
We want you to come. in and convince yourself that we have
here the bill'gillliii and that all of our goods are exactly as reprel
seated. ~
No trouble to show goods and money cheerfully refunded if
goods are in any way unsatisfactory. -
D. GOTTLIEB
TEL. ass-o.» ' , 11' North‘- Main Street
Dr. Charles P. Bolllwcll has r.»
turned home to South Norwalk from
an enjoyable troutiug expedition to
Stepney, Newtown and vicinity. Dr.
Boutweil‘s friends in the. United Bauk
building fixed up ll little joke on him
while he was away. When he reach-
ed his office he found a barrel in front
of the doors labeled “fish.” When
openedit was found that it contained
old plaster. instead of trout.
Complaint was made yesterday
about three men, apparently hoboes.
who were hanging about Timothy .i.
Sullivan’s Victoria Hotel. at the cor-
ner of Railroad avenue and Monroe
street. The men had been there for
some time and Constable J. .1. Good:
win, who was summoned, locked them
up. They were toted around police
NORWALK ~
Savings Society
moosPoaArao 1349.
Deposits March lSl, 1909.
33.655.424.37
W‘ffififii ea?”
Gnome M. Holmes, Prelt. '
Wm. A. Carlin. Viee-Pmt.
Freak A. Elle. Seey a Treat.
.The: Ben Adverliselneiit IS
' ' .a Pleased Culitomer
, Spectacles and Eye Glasses
that lit the face and lit the sight
headquarters, where they r nished
names for the blotter and were lock-
ed up until this morning. There was
no particular charge that was proved
against the trio and Judge Joseph R.
Taylor discharged them ill the police
court today. The police got the idea
that the strangers were pnnhandlng.
but they could not substantiate such a
charge. '
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hayes and
family. of Holden avenue, attended the
wedding at" Mr. llayes‘ niece.‘Miss
Fannie Fay. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Fay. of Yonkers. N. Y., who
was united in marriage to William
Lynch} also (if-that, place. yesterday.
Spalding’s BASE 's’ALL Goods ,
Eaton, Crane & Pike i
Donovan Block.
are the“ kind that. please.
allilllilill lllllll ll.
Successors to
HOMER B. HOYT.
rev A sex or
25c Writing Paper
97 Washington. St.
omen nouns-s to 11:30
and 13.45 to 6:00. and Saturday
. evenings. 'l' to 9. . '
--AT-—
W. A. Briggerman’s
uuslo cross. 9
132 Washington at.
United balm Building ‘
76 NORTH MAIN STREET! 9 .- ,9 . . .
“" The Leading Outfitters
for Women and Children
m Do You Know What the ‘
RlllllRllllllilW
UNION MADE.
TRY ONE. l
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
m ......_.. my...“ ~......»,_.__.,.,, _,.. g... ,.
SPRING SONG
Ferris Coal makes merry music
As it rattles
Down the chutef‘ ; C
And oldtwmter having vanished :5“
Leaves the furnace i ' .
Standing mute.
We beg of you however -
Please do not wrongly third:
We: sell Coal only. >
As there are Building Materials,
Cement, Sand. Bricks,
Sew: ~pipc, Fertilizers and
Other Seasonabie goods
On sale here at low prices.
TheFerdchalCo
“149 Washington St.
New for a Genteel, ModéSt and
,* Refined Looking Hat
We” are headquarters. Why? Because we have made it
a life study to cater to the ladies of the Twin Cities. We un-
derstand theorems of the people.“ Ajv'lsit to our store will
convince you that our lists are no freak Hats. and are fit to
be worn by women who don't care to attract undue attention
to themselves through their headgear.
i Shapes of Every imaginable Description
Ladies who have their own-miliiner or those wishing to
trim their own Hats. should not overlook this vast assortment
of Untrimmed Hats: We have them from 7 so to $3.00.
A full assortment of little girls‘ Trimmed and’Untrimmed
Hats from 35c to $2.50.
You May Open 3 Charge Account
_..- sf. \ and Settle Your Bill on Our Easy Payment Plan.
,. E10 rgeger C0.
{29-311_‘~ West Washington,Street
‘ SOUTH NORWALK.’ «
he i ..
a
“nil ll
”or more loll
"imp can ”mm” 7mm; New SCIENCE
Hard and soft. ready for famuy‘use. ‘
Definition of Chiropractlc .
The ceremony was performed Ytt a
church there by Father Keahly. the
rector. At the conclusion of the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast. was served,
and amid a shower of rice. confetti.
and old shoes, the happy couple depart-
ed on the 1 o'clock train for Washing-
ton. Old Point Comfort. and other
points of interest. On their return.
Y
l
l
l
l
‘ .32.,
at
eou‘m aonwALK. coau.
Ma‘ua‘mg‘tfid will reside in
pdsition.
conferred degree work, last night. but
the candidates did not put in an ap-
peas‘ance.
tors who favored with addhesses.
meadow—“Where did you get that.
Anewihat?" .
save the :5 yesterday for my vote.”—-
Brooklyn Lites \ ,
(latest. figures relate to
there ”were twenty-live rotates in W",
eratlon with an output of. nearly We
000,000 tons. -
was quoting B ailment and Fletche .'.’.
1 “Never heard ‘ 9
quoted at?"——Cleveiand Mailer.
, The ~‘Neweét A
onkers. wherd'the groom has a fine
Butler Indie, 1. o. 0. F.. was to have
There were several visi- ‘ . 9 9
W, . inbien’s and Women's
in 1915.-—Mrs. Qo‘brnpp (day after ,. _- ., ~
Mt‘l. Poll Worker—"My husband
an: on a women Ar"
,J « 0” 9 033- y
l
Roasts. is rich in asbestos and ‘15!
eadily increasing its production: The
1005. "when
“What vies he saying‘to you?" l‘iid‘
the stock. What's it', .
Sllfill‘g'llamiolis.
‘Footllvear‘ *
Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per 1,6, cord.
elhiropractic is the science of the
Soft Wood ...... $1.50 per 1,4 cord.’
Split Wood. 28:: Extra. . '
A. OARMI BETS‘ WOOD YARD. cause of the disease and the art of d-
iusting the same. Diseases are can ll
by a wrench. twibt or sprain in the
N0. 74 Newtovln Avenue.
Phone Naim. ‘ Norwaik. Conn.
' ‘ ' back. Even ‘f done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
. i N. Goa Steaks’ 12;: later life in the different Q1933“ aim /
limbs.
‘ ‘ , . . ' Chiropractors remove the cause of
' . lssyigégle', 1126.1. ‘ggfiipalrchmgaggfi this' disease and pain, and health is
.. '1“ *'. "all ’J ' restored through harmonizing the six
'L egigx. Sign B: one; “$35333 nerve systems lll your body
8 .. r: ‘ , . ..
; 120; Line Rog radii: 9? Went Fish, " Nervousnees. Rheumatism. Pay-31y.
- 10oz' Shad Roe, 45c pair: ‘Green Sea
Looks like! it. illyon . .
are not our customer.
Hazleion coal is inst .
good enough lor our
trade and“ it's the
. kind ol coal we sell.
Saves You : Saves , Us :' Y
sis. Heart. Kidney and. Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
. $3,115. #2:?“ .T?" llic; su‘ped's‘ln'fsc'. .’ Curvature 06/3191 Sping.I‘You , will
'. . . , . . . ,. ' ' , h ropractio a
, Worry rum” .. _ hn ‘ : . 9 never regre vng‘ 9
t . Profanity , , ‘f- . Milk Tu" . O y , , y COX 8 chance to help you,
_ . , , risu paint 1‘.» . -
‘I’IileBJierslifielddtSou Co. 181 Washingtorlt' '[tBrldge
294. ‘, «"laz paternal .. ~ rel. mu reliantlvany.
, ‘ ,
fr. runners, n.~c.
«mamas-res or. so. NORWALK
32-7- ~- u :. _ . '-~ - Magnetic Thurman“ elven Also.
but. name pearl-cusp. , .- ,
a “l -e. i-.. -4... -PHibADIilLPHiA.ApriIIB.—-(Ameri- - _ , ‘1 .
“ 'Bacchaflne. an artificial “product, is can).—Phlladelphia-Boltongame polite it.is diiilcult to draw the line, be-
esp times swoeter than sugar. pound on account of wet grounds. tween an argument ands dispute. NJ
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