M" croft-gamma. Probate ”At-... A Ten Dollars can. Audi 9 Estate of Bridget A. staunch, late of if you care more about stout. smears. In “we district, trainee 'i‘hoOonri. “Probate for the Dis- ‘ stitches and heavy fabrics we are not in it. Point at Net-walk. hath amine and alienation sixmonthe from the data Our Garments Are ‘ item: for the mum of are estate to exhibit their claims tor settlement. Planned Along t Different Lines t Tito-a who neglect to present their manta. p rly attested. within said time, wil be debarred a recov- ery. All persons indebted to said es- . rate are requested to make immediate Exclusite fabrics. distinctive styles and character which we invest in our garments at $10- That is the standard on which we base our business. That , payment to .... ~1£Mns w. oearsN. ”Willi «... , . Administrator. must appeal to you. Men’s Spring Suits and Overcoats, up . , the Board of County Commission- ers of Fairiisld County: 1 hereby apply tor a license to sell to the minute in style and guar- anteed pure worsted at $10 and no higher: Blrituous and Intogicating Liquors. A e, Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and Cl- dot-.31. Gregory Point Boulevard Hotel, Copyright Clothing Company Town of Norwalk. My place of busi- 6 North Main Street nose is not. located within 200 feet in aidlrect line of a. Church Edition. Par. ochlal School or Public School-house. or the premises pertaining thereto, or any Post Otlice, Public Library or Cemetery. . Dated at Norwalk, this 16th day of April A. D.. 1909. D FRANK 0‘ SULLIVAN Applicant. We, the undersigned electors and taxpayers, as defined by law, of the 'i’otvn of Norwuk. hereby endorse the application of the above named D Frank O'Sulllvan for such license and we do severally certify each for him- self that We are taxpayers upon real estate situated in said Town of Nor- waik. and that we have not endorsed the application of any other person for a license to tell apiritudus and intox- touting liquors during the ensuing li- canoe year. ' Dated at Nurwalk. this 16th day of April. A. D. 1909. Sylvester Hunt Charles H. Ferris. Charles A. warm Edward L. lien- . drick. John J. Walsh. ~ 5 7‘ I hereby certify that the above ham. ed endorsers are electors and ternary era. as defined by law, of the Town of Norwalk. and that they hate signed for no other applicant. Dated at. Norwalk, this 16th day or April, A. D., 1909 HERBERT It. SMITH alti 23 - Iiiiiiililill run some (Centurion from First Page.) There Is Nothing “Freakish” in “Benjamin" Suits But the [host casual observer cannot fail to be impressed with their style. The designers of . Benjamin Clothes made in New York. by Alfred Benjamin it Co. live in the Fashion Center of the world for Men’s Clothing. and their crea- tions must be accepted as auth- orative. Still the prices are modest. non $15.00 Up Star Shirts ...... 01.50 and $2.00 Keis‘er Neckwear .......... $1.00 Joseph Davis ‘ A plan was proposed that the union give a. social to secure still iurthcr funds. Two male members who appeared at yesterday's meeting with new Easter bounets which, it was found did not bear the union label, were almost mob- bed. The men were each lined 82. and instructed to at once secure hats with the union label. A committee was ap- pointed to see that they carried Out the instructions. n'l‘en new members were admitted. MEETING OF CENTRAL LABOR ’ ‘ UNION. “ ‘ warn Tournament and Moving Ple- tum for Hottero' Benefit. HOLYOKE.——The central labor un- ion met yesterday. and the commit- tee appointed to make arrangements for putting on a moving picture exhi- bition for the benefit of the hatters' organization reported that the enter- tainment, if the necessary license can 3 be secured, will be held in the Empire Theatre the 25th. The grievance com- mittee reported that the grievances had been settled with a icon! barber ‘ and a local tailor. The English speak ing carpenters will hold an open whist tournament the 19th at Alderman Hall, for the benefit of the batters. The fol- e lowing committees were appointed: Organization, J. P. Bieaslus, John F. Shoshan and Albert Archnmbeault; legislative. Thomas Kiriey. J. H. 0'- Cnnuell and P. W. Canticld: label, E. S. Alden. Joseph Miles. Harry Bim- mons, P. W. O'Shea and William Mc- m; grievance, E. 8. Alden. J. 1’ THE Cadillac Four Cylinder. Model 30. $1425 delivered in Norwalk. . cannot be equalled by any other 3‘ _ car selling for $2.000. ’- ' Have a demonstration before ‘ buying and learn for yourself. 3F. E. LOckw0od 58. Company A. an watt. steer. NORWALK. A Hatter. Fur- Tailor, Clothier. nieher Trunks and Leather Goods 85 Washington Street South Nor-walk Tel. Con. AUCTION SALE Household furniture. at Main St., and Gregory Place. Sat, Apr. 17, 1 p. m. ’lhe following will be sold: Books. pictures. quilts. blankets spreads sheets pillow cases. towels. table linen. pillows hair mattresses. ingraln 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 resus. plate glass mirrors. mantle top with mirror. sewing machine refrig craters, single beds. springs Japanese screens. handsome large Japanese , vases. tea set. pair mounted horns. glass ware. china dishes of all kinds. kitchen ware, toilet sear, galvanised tubs, lamps, etc. Everything to fur nish the home. J. W. 'SCULLEY, Auctioneer. Blessius and Harry Willamson. ”—— Aooaeee‘rt-re BARTENDERS. Tagen, Morse and Sheenan Are the Speakers—Another Assessment to Aid the Hattoro. George F. 'l‘agen. or the C L. U. unioniaing committee Agents Arthur W. Morse of Engineer‘s Union 18 and Agent P. J Sheehan or Stationary tire mans Union 242, yesterday addressed the meeting of Boston Bartenders’ Un ion 77 on general matters concerning hotels. Another assessment was collected for the assistance of the hatters’ un- ion. making 0960 which the Boston bartenders have contributed. Four new members were admitted. Action on one local trade dispute was laid over “Jolt action by the Bos- ton C. L. Union No.77 will act ”-1-— A CLEAN ASSET---’ ~ rhythm; should happen to yen a. savings mount. in this Bank bit! he an absolutely Clean Asset for your wife and children. more humidity available even than life insurance. . » gilt such protection to them. 4% Interest. South NorwdllrSavmgs Bank r. ' - UNITID IANK IUILDMO. IOU?" NORWALK: OOH“. storage ‘ warehouse of L. J Reynolds & Son. 1.31 “a“ ”..-"... II 1 108‘ SKIRTS .. LADIEB' COATS. from . .. from ..o¢.-n..n.--...--.n (MOVES. at IOUTl-i' mus mm. scum Norms. Sale of Spring Suits. Coon. Skirts. Wattle and Gloves LADIEB' SUITS. regular price 818. 00, for today only . . . . . .. 00.90 LADIEB' SUITS. regular price $23. 50, for today only . . . . . ... .012.” LADIES. SUITS,a 1'0:qu price [25. 00. for this sale. .n-t-u-uS-n-t-u WAISTE—We carrr the largest an'd'best'aeleetion in town. .. 000.00“ W0 9100 “I"! II- full line of the wail-known KAYSER SILK " SPRING COATS . FOR- CHILDREN All colors, in sites from 0 to 14. regular 93.50 value ..... . . . . . . . .3239 Sizes from 2 to 6. $2.50 value ....... ..........31.00 BEDFORD COATS, for Infants. from .............. $1.60 to 04.98 L. GOLDEN'S, 68 Washington, Street ...........e14.es ...g...” .em to 015.00. ' 03.00to!15.00 Iovldillll 'AT LOWEST PRICES HARRIS 8t GANSCO. TELEPHONE. 450. are 00 Suite at” $1800 Spits at ............. 82.50 Suits at ............... $1.50 $3.50 Suits at.... ........ ”42.25 soil! Pd. TEL. 386-6. NORWALK Savings Society rncoaroanso 1m. Deposits March is}. 1909. 83.655.424.37 George iii. ”Holmes. Frost. Wm. A. Curtis,~VIce-Preat. Fred'k A. Elia, Sccy a True. , srrnrAL SALE. SATURDAY, POPULAR Sheet mm 2 cores FOR 25c W. A. Briggertuan’s MUClOVITORI. Donovan Iloeld 182 Washington It. Spring Offerings ' 'MENTS-SUITS l’ur-e Worsteds, all the nowast shades, all tattered made. guaran- teed to tit, this season a Igoods only. ”$.00! :20. 00 Suite at ........... ..tizoo Strong Boys‘ Shoes. durable at .. No trouble to show goods and. money cheerfully goods are in any way unsatisfactory. D. ‘GOTTLIEB 68 WATER STREET. Boys and Children’§ Suits Ages 2% to 17. $6 00 Suite at. .......... ....sano 86.50 Suits at... ............ $4.50 MEN’S SHOES The well-known brand. the 'l‘uitle Shoe iii all lélilrers and all lusts. Goodyear Welt we will odor at. Regular at $3. 50. BOYS' SHOES ”‘ .. . . 31.00, 81.25, 01.50 and 0200 We want you to come in and convince yourself that we have here the bargains and that all or our goods are exactly as repro- “.75 Id\- -ec .............. refunded if 11 North Main Street r The Bedt Advertiscme a “sand Customer Spectacles and Eye Glasses that fit the face and lit the eight are the kind that please. iiiilllilli mépi’iiflii Bil. scam to Homes it. How. United'hank Building 97 Wesldngton St. OFFICE HOURS—8 to 11' 30 and 12: 45 to 6‘00. and Saturday evenings. 7 toil in accordance with the views of the central body. A special meeting was called for April 25th. to instruct President Rloh~ ard W. Garrlty, Agent James J. Eng- lish and Henry T. Corcorsn. who will national convention lat Minneapolis next month. They will be particularly instructed regarding the proposed increase in the per capita tax and local dues and to use! every endeavor to have the next convention in Boston. W 7 ‘ PRISON WARDEN "ORDERED. 'l‘ORON'iIO Ont... April 10. -—A spec- lai from Edmonton Alberta. says: Richard H. Stamina; deputy warden in the provincial penitentiary there. was rett. a life convict sentenced a. your ago for the murder of his stepson at. North Battleford. There is no known cause for the crime ascent that Biod- mun refused to allow be the union's delegates at the inter- , murdered yesterday by Gary R. Ban Barrett to see . the prison doctor without going on the sick lieu-according to the rules. . The i‘NevVeSt ‘ Spring Fashions _ in Men’ s yd Women' s NOS. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. W SPRING SPECIALS \‘P W MODE FANCY TAILOR MADL SUITS in all the newest shades and colorlrigs. in plain clothes and fancy stripes and mixtures; also, in all the staple shades, in all sizes. for ladies. and a full misses. 14,16 and 18 years. finish line of satin Ladies’ and Misses’ Spring Jackets (‘OVI‘IIIT CLOTH .lA(‘l\’l"'I‘lS. in short, medium and long; BLACK CiIDViOT AN!) ilIiOADC I.O'i‘ll JACKETS; BLACK TAI“ I“ ['1 TA Sll K CARMEN o ”'18, in the latest styles. KID GLOVES All the newest and most correct styles in LADIES”. MISBES' and CHILDREN'S KID GLOVES are here for your inspection. est shades as well as black and while. We are showing the season‘ it "cut-st and most uttrattive styles itr LACE. and FANCY TIES. ¢ We sell only the wry best qualities. PRICE, 1.00 T0 83. 00 NECKWEAR Many of them are our own importation. All the new— i LAWN and LINEN COLLARS 5..-... ..., v.2“. TRY OUR Boiognas, Frankiurters and Sau- sages -- all made fresh, daily. Meats and Provisions of all kinds. F. KARL. 76 NORTH MAIN STREET Phone .446. .MW .,.. .... ... .... Do You Know What the RiliiiR illilillW IS? H” is THE BEST 10: CIGAR ON THE MARKET. UNION MADE. TRY ONE. r3. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. -: dew”... .. ii 373’} i is W tsaarNc 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 WashingtopSt. sevens . Looks like it iilyo'u ‘ are not our customer. Hailelon coal; is just 900d encughtior our trade and it's the . _ kind oi ‘cosi we Sell. 55am You. Spves Us: M ' 73m. mum Worry Frict . , _ Profanity ilk The B. Heraldic“ 8: son 00 ‘ rat. at. nit we» at. mam never an: another a toolwno matter what he may think. ,2? . ‘ Phone No. 708-2 TRISTRAM 8r HYAT'I‘ NORWALK CONN. We'St Washington Street The Leading Outfitters for Women and Children .... - .w .-. 7.. New for a We are headquarters Hats from 35c to $2. 50. ”go: not .. .. A Genteei. Modes and ‘ Refined "Looking Hat Why? BotauSc we have made it a his study to cater to the ladies of the Twin Cities derstand the wants of the people. convince you that our Hats 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. Shapes of Every imaginable Description Ladies who have their own millincr or’ these wishing to trim their own Hats. should not overlook this vast assortment of Untrimmed Hats. We have them from 75c to $3.00. A full assortment of little girls‘ Trimmed and Untrimmcd You May Open a Charge Account and Settle Your Bill on Our Easy Payment Plan. cger '29 31 West WashingtOn Street. SOUTH NORWALK. ‘ We un— A visit to our store will Mum...” " WOOD l" “ WOOD i" Hard and soft ready for fa'mlly use Hard Wood ..... $1. 76 perm cord. Soft Wood... ...otatrper u cord. Split Wood. ate Extra. A. 0AM,“ BITS' yvooo YARD. .No, 74 New Avenue. Nthk Cunn m Cod Steaks.12c Sparilsh. .rzc; Eels 15c; Halibut; 16c: Button. 10c: Snappers. 10c: shad Herr as. c p r; rge no 120: wishes Shad. 100; Week Fish. 10:: shad Roe. 45c pair-:1“ Green See Trout. pro. striped Regalia . John c. slicox s “ Fist. MARK": ‘ ‘ . 181 wanna» Street Bridge "rsr. car. runs odtivnv. , sentinel for. sale ads. are best sellers: W sentinel ads. bring returns. . Warmers or the Spine THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of ad- mating the same. Diseases are caused , by a wrench. twist or sprain in the back. Evert if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in Ifltti‘ life in the different organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cattle or this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmonising the six nerve systems in your body. Nervousnese. Rheumatism. Paraly- sis, Heart Kidney and Female Dis- eases are given special attention; also You will mover regret, giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. " T. FRANCIS, Do Ca 94 WMHINOTON 31'. GO. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Mimi Also. 3W n 1. union to provide viahds for the dyuvoptic- .1 . . ,
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