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30W? NOTICE. .
District of Norwalk, as. ., Probate
Court April 19. A. D..1909. .
Estate or luster St. John. late of
. Nor'walk In bald district deceased.
‘ The Court of Probate for the Dis»
triot of Norwaik. hathilmlted and al-
lovsed‘ six months from the date hereof
o the creditors of said estate to ex-
hi it their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts. properly attested. within said
lime, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons in shied to said estate are re
quested to she immediate paymentto
SETH B. TOMS,
silt) Jl’igmi ' ‘
Negros
_ CITY TAXES
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwaik are hereby notified that the
‘ city tax of eight (8) mills on the dol-
iar. laid on the assessment list of 1908,
by'the Board, of Estimate and Taxa-
tion. will be, due and payable on the
first day of May. 1909, at which time I
will receiVe the same at my office.
Room 5 United Bank Building. 97
Washington street, South Norwalll.
Penalty at the rate of nine (9) per
cent. a year from May 1. 1909, will be
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
alter June 1, 1909.
WILLIAM S. WILCOX.
Collector of Taxes of the City of
South Norwalk.
South Norwalk. April ti, 1909.
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‘ THE
Cadillac
~ Four Cylinder, Model 30.
$1425
delivered in Norwaik,
cannot be equalled by any other
car-selling for 82,000.
Have a demonstration before
buying and learn for yourself.
. F. E Lockwood
8. Company
all vVALL STEETnNORWALK.
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Funeral of Theodore Saunders.
'The funeral of Theodore Saunders
was held on Sunday afternoon at his
late home in Whitemtreet. Danbury,
the Rev. B. C. Mcs‘ervc officiating.
The attendance at the services was
large, and there were many handsome
flowers. The pail bearers were all
railroad men. former associates of the
deceased when he was an engineer on
the Danbury and Norwalk railroad.
They were T. Edwin Smith, J. Albert
Pulling, Luther M. Pike. John Dyan.
Charles Vaughn and David Vaughn.
The interment was ill Wooster Ceme-
tery. Danbury.
Joseph Jarvick.‘
Funeral services mcr the remains
of the late Joseph Jarvick. of 12 How-
ard avenue.- Easghorwal-k were held
this morning at 10 oclock at St. Jo
seph’s church. South Main street. The
Rev. Father l’Chernyski officiated, and
interment followed in St. Mary's Cem-
etery in Norwaik. The nail bearers
were members of the National Slavon-
ic Society. - ‘
“I.”
Frank Joseph Ganay.
Frank. Joseph Genny, the twentyone 9"
day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Ganzy, died this morning. The inter
{mm will be in Pine island Ceme-
ery. ‘
»DARIEN FIGHTING AUTOMOBIL-
lSTS.
Will camp" Them to Keep to Legal
Rate of Speed.»
Darlen intends to keep up the fight
on the‘ antom’ohiiists. to compel them
to keep within the legal rate of speed
and to blow warning signals at cross
» roads. Yesterday Constable Hanford
Smith had a conference with the se
leotmen and the latter it is stated are
going to back up the police officials
, Yesterday Constable smith was out
‘ warning motor car drivers. but reports
that they paid ‘no attention to him.
At the prosunt time, the officials are
having seveniwernings signs painted
and four of them will be erected in
Doriep and the other three in New
a
:01 the fourteenjdriversd who were
Dollars
if you care more about about
stitches and heavy fabrics we
are not in it.
Our Garments
Are
Planned Along
Different Lines
Exclusive fabrics. distinctive
styles and character which we
invest ill our garments at. ‘10.
That. is the standard on which
we base our business. That '
must appeal to you. Men's
Spring Bulls and Overcoats. up
to the minute lil style and guar-
anteed pure worsted. at $10 and
no higher.
Copyright
Clothing
Company
6 North Main Street
E crowd all the
value into our
W suits We can~
llever stint on cloth.
workmanship or style
for the sake of price.
Ollr Spring Suits at $20
and 322 are admirable
exanrpicspi good values.
“Benjamin”
Clothes
Always Are
HAVE YOU SEEN THE
LATEST
It 9’
Star I;
Negllgce .
* Several dozens recent
iy added to the deserts
and dozens already here.
All new this Spring.
$1.50 AND $2.60.
Joseph Davis
Tailor. Ciothier. Hatter.
nlsher
Trunks and Leather Goods
85 Washington Street
South Nor-walk
Tfil. Con.
MY SUITS
At $10»
CAN'T BE BEAT
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST» SO. NORWALK
Fur-
stopped ‘ Sundanthlrteen were allowed
go, the exception being Andrew
Kirkpatrick, “New York man, who it
is understood. will fight the case out.
It is charged that his machine covered
an eighth of a mile in fourteen sec-
onds. whereas to keep within the law.
it could not do this distance in less
than eighteen seconds. The case is
scheduled to: come before Justice Wil-
item B. Willmott, .lr., tomorrow after-
noon at 4 o‘clock.
sALl. GAME POSTPONED.
PHILADELPHIA. April 20.———Phlla-
deiphia-New York (American) game
postponed; rain.
John Guider ar'lll son. the Main street
plumbers. ale having a sign erected
in front of the entrance to their place
of business
Raymond & Pollard have received
a claim from Mrs. John Davis. who
conducts a boarding house at No. 63
Cross sheep; for a small fire that oc-
curred at her house last ev ening. Some
bed covering caught fire in a myster.
ious way. and Mrs. Davis claims 87.
Which will be paid her.
" s1 wasulno‘ron at.
for puttipg your evil-pills money on a savings account here. instead of
keeping it at home is that once deposited and drawind’ Wdlyou will
dislike to break into it. and thus it will become a permanent gain.
Why not have this encouragement in saving?
,eTlle South Nerwalk Savings Bank I
UNITED IANK IUILOINO.
UOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
HARRIS & GANS C.
EIII LEADINO DRY» GOODS STORE.
M 8: HYATT,
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
1., l.“ .f 33 SOUTH MAIN STRIIT.‘SOUTH.NORWALK. ‘
Sale of Spring Suits. Costs. Skirts. Walsh and Gloves
LADIES’ SUITS, regular price 818. 00, for today only . ..... . .. $0.98
NOS. 9 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
LADIES’ SUITS. regular price 322. 50. for today only . .. ... .412."
moms" surrs' regular price new for this sale ...... $14.08 “
LADIEB'SKIRTB, from..... ..... ...... . ......Ol.98 to $16.00 «.
LADIES' COATS. from .. ................. . .8388 to 316.00
.WAiSTS-We carry the largest and best selection in town.
from .................... .tofiOo: on?
We also carry i full line of the well- iinllwn KAYBER SlL
GLOVES.
SPRING COAT
FOR CHILDREN
All colors, in sizes from 8 to 14. regular 83.50 value ............. $2.49
' Sizes from 2 to 6, ”.50 value ...... ......... ”41.98
BEDFORD COATS. for infants. from ...... .:'--»~--~-'-.-31'5° to $4.93 .
L. . GOLDEN’S, .68 Washington Street
COAL; ~
AT LOWEST PRICES
Remember that we sell everything in .. the line of Carpets and Floor Cover-
ing; also, Rugs of all sizes. including the large Carpet sizes. of which we have
beyond a doubt the largest and best assortment to be found anywhere—and
our prices will save you money.
Printed and lnlaid Linoleums and Oil Cloths.
China and Japanese Mattings in All. Oual;
ities
TRISTRAM Sr HYATT NORWALK CONN.
Bolognas, Frankfurters and Sau- Kfleger .
sages— all made fresh, daily.
West Washington Street
Meats am! Provisions of all kinds.
F.KARL,§
TELEPHONE 450: 68 WATER STREET.
. W ____ mmsonrnmms'ram! ._ . . 4 '27: g . ;
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For Ladies
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States District Cliult. in New Haven.
along with eight other actions on the
calendar of the spring term of that
court which opens April 27. it is
thought that the trial will consume
about six Weeks. and report has it that
witnesses from Maine to California
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IS?
IT is THE BEST 101: CIGAR ON
The Betti Advertisement is THE mags-r. .
will be ixanllllt’d. Almost every man UNION MADE. TRY ONE.
who is drupioyod in the batting indua- I new CUSlOIIICl: ....... .
try ill llllubury is a defendant. The Spectacles and Eye Glasses B. J“ REYNOLDS
suit brought by l): E. Loewe & Co. is that m the 9,. and iii. the light MANUFACTURER .
agalhstitllchllllihln entirg. 'i‘llfe‘ih cell. are the kill that. please .. - . HIS AUTO COAT, “k “
tent on at til 1 e meal era 0 is un- éhfl
ion welc lespollslble for arbgylcolbt oil FENWIEK HPIIBM- B" —-'”-' ' ' I e I u “Q“! IS
their goods. to the injury 0 t e r us
'li ~ a e ha been to the 811- ma 0
3:33)? thll 0.} thcsl‘nilod States. and 5999““?! i de 0f military kw“; leather cuffs!
it is thought will attract considerable
interest and attention. as the interpre-
tation of the ills of boycott will play
a big part in the ploceeding.
Danhury. Conn.——Delepatlons Repro~
renting Hat Manufacturers on the Way
to Washington to Protest Against 8on-
ate Tariff Provision. «Representatiles
of the hat manufacturing industry from
all the important batting centers are
hastening to Washington to enter pro
test against the Senate, clause in the
uropused new tariff bill as affecting
the duty upon imported hats. The
Danbury and Bethel association of
manufacturers will be strongly repre-
sented. as will similar assocmlious in
HOMER I. HOYT.
United Dink Budding
97 Washington St
OFFICE HOURS—8 to 11:30
and 12:45 to 6:00. and Saturday
evenings. 7 to ll. ;
§ if f 7-1;; ,ieatheli‘turlled down collar; also, leather
“*WL’L” .. -d...
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 1
flaps'on po'ckeb, full length.
We have all sizes; in desk.
The real thing for auto-
mobiliéts. Special 37. 9
Come ill and l ok at the
. . o I . l .
glléllggndisllicts. and the national cash Spnng Fashions Please do not wrongly think q we also carry a III“ III“:
he. manufacturers favor the provi- We sell Coal only. .
sions of the Payne bill. from which the ill Men's and women's As there are Building Materials. of Rubbenzed Auto Coats
change proposed in the Senate makes
some radical reductions. it has been
stated that if the bill should pass
with the Senate clause intact it would
be a severe blow to the entire indus~
try in this country
Danbury, Conn. ——Two New Hat Fin-
ishing Factories. ——A shop for finishing
hats with a capacity of twelve dozen a
day has been started by Edward C
Ginly. on Main street.
Another factory with a capacity of
twentyhve dozen a day has been put
in operation by William F. Whitford
and his brother. Arthur W.hitford of
Springfield. Marat, at 8 Moss avenue. .,
Danhury. Conn.~Fannlng Hat Co.—
Councilman T. H. Farrell has associ-
ated himself with the Fanning Hat Co,
which, is fitting up a factory between
White and Crosby streets. and has
been elected vice~president. succeeding
Cement. Sand. Bricks.
Sewer-pipe. Fertilizers and
Other seasonabie goods ‘
On sale here at low prices.
——brilliantine and Panama
loose. long coats. in black
and gray; also, black silk
long coats, at reasonably»!
low prices. " ,.
lege
Footwear
ARE ON IXHlBiTION AT .
OUR STORE.
filiillllilll i Bill‘illll The FerrisCOQIQO
81 WABHlNGTON 81'. '
We sell the BEST :2. oo “9 mm m" s"
i i i v V, i»
SHOE 1n..Conncéticut.
Frank Kern. He will have chargemhf, ‘ ' r. ”'"i 39w ' 1;." ._
ilgpfpmmg department and b k NORWALK 29_ fl west Washington Street-
BARRETT DENOUNCES UNION.
Savings Society”
iNCORPORATED 180.
Deposits March id, 1909,
33.655.424.37
George M. Holmes. Presi.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Preat.
Fred’k A. Ella. Sony 0. Trees.
.SOUTll NORWALK-
Says Officers'of Matting Organization
Were Too Radical.
Former Justice of the Peace Eli-
ward Barrett, who for many years pre-
vious to the present trouble was em-
ployed' in the making department of
the Crofut and Knap Company. sent
to the press today, letter in which
he denounces the action of the nation.
al trade officers and otherwise ex-
presses himself on the situation. _
It became known somewhat publicly
this morning that Mr. Barrett hlld
FIRE WOOD W!
Hard and soft ready for tamiiy usel
Hard Wood” ”$1.75 per 1.4 cord.
Soft Wood..... 31.60 per 34 card.
Split Wood. 23¢ Extra.
A. CARMI lE‘i'TSl WOOD YARD.
My. 74 Newtown Avenue
our NEW SCIENCE
Deiitiition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
-csusc of the disease and the art of ad-
hunting the same. Diseases are caused
Have You Coal
On Your Mind?
tought. however t thecommunica-
g2: fully explains is position. Mr.
rett says in his letter, which is
printed elsewhere:
V - HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford-John A. Burg. Racine,
Wis: William H Manes. Ridhmond.
Virginia; H A. Parsons and wife. F.
A Ribgy. A. H. F‘l'ancis. M. G Herna-
dorff.l-i ..T Martin New York; C H.
Brown. IIll‘iewburgh. N Y. R. A. Hoicke.
Brooklyn: M. J. Feeley. C. W. Han-
dant Boston. J. W Smith. Hartford;
William A. Kincade Gloucester; Jacit
Talbot. Fort DeSots. Fla. ,
Mahscksm°~A. P. Manviile, New
W. A. Briggerman s
muslo‘ "oer
Donovan nines... 182 Washingtonel
Haven; William Morrison. R. F. Wal-
Ms. D. C. orey. R G. Passano. Philip
A Mechern. A. L. Polassek. William
Davis. D. A. Russell. A. G Uhiig. John
D. Scott. Jay Carho. G 0. Phillips, 1].
la McCarthy. F. lcheppelerey. C. L
rll.erner New York;
George A Kepdrick,
Mr. and Mrs. George L. P‘lagg.C. n Briggs
Worcester; A. 1.. Stevens. Hartford; 6. 1‘. Holly. Wilton; serge m. Gnomes, “Wilt-
Prices Are Down!
-You know just what you defl—
and you know you can ssveiso
Don’t Delay! M
The B.llersllfidld a Son Co. 1
Tel. slit. 11: watt.- st.
“m
.Soston:
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'rsl. s11. Inna oaLivallv.
8. Greenstein, Bridgeport; Rev. N. lod-
wards. New Rochelle: I. It. Hurihutt,
”:41:—
t hi nication. d t ’ "Eliot,“ on on m to‘, Pile“. 0. 7.3.2 Nona k e thy a w.rench twist or sprain in the
ma areas... was oar SPALDING S ......:. my...” " -' o° .. o... a... .. o no... ..
to work at the C. than: factory Ask- , r 1‘ d a hi i l , , creates pinched nerves and paid Iii.
hd will! aggrhhoptm if the thrust; twas tyrosuttlng 1:11:12; ‘ iagg' life in‘the different organs and
e.es a, amneo so ~ " . 1
slum not much :Sch arrangement: . .. elton Coal when 1 ' !l‘ Chiroplactors remove the cause of
and cited that the making department . [f lthis alliance and pain. and health is
the factory here is not running. He - . ' " lirestored through harmonizing the six
body.
nerve systems in your
Nhrvousness Rheumatism.
PmiY‘
. sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis~
as. given special attention; also
use of the Spine. You will
regret givihg Chiropractic a
Magnetic Trsatmahta Given Also.
Mints. Newark: 31h Barkhsrdt. South.
Kent: Harter,C .Waterlnan,
hysterbury. , m .- “Law—“m ‘
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