wCITYTAXES
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwaik are hereby potitled that Ogle
lion, will be due and NI
first day of May, 1909, at which time I
will reeelvothe same at my allies,
Room 5, United Batik Building. 97
Washington street, South Nor-walk.
Penalty at the rate-of nine (9) per
cent. a year from May I. 1909. will be
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
after June I 1909.
[LIAM 8. WILCOX,
Collector oi Taxes of the City of
South Norwalk.
a pompiiiorrmiir,ltprii6,1909.a
Q.
'5:-
Cadillac
Four Cylinder, Model 30,
for
$1425
delivered'in Norwaik,
cannot be equalled by any other
car selling for 82,000.
Have a demonstration before
buying and learn for yourself.
Dollars
if you care more. about stout
stitches and heavy fabrics we
are not in it.
Our Garments
Are
Planned Along
Different Lines
Exclusive fabiits. distinctive
styles and thaiulter which we
invest in Dill garments at. 810.
That is the standard on which
we base our business. That
must appeal to you. Men‘s
Spring Suits and Overcoats. up
to the minute in style and guar-
anteed pure wor,slcd at $10 and
no higher
Copyright
Clothing
Company
6 North Main Street
F. E Lockwood
8. Company
89 WALL OTEET, NORWALK.
llllllilliiill liliill Hills
The Pine Ledge Whist (‘lub will
meet with Mrs. S. A. Weed and Mrs.
S. L. Weed on next Tuesday
The iron Moulders‘ Union held a
meeting in its rooms in Water street,
last. evening. Nothing of importance
transpired, however.
Mahlon Hartley, ageds seienty-nine
years, died at his home in Wilton last
evening. The funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
Nicholas George a laborer of liates
street, was arrested by Sergeant Lea-
iheriand. last evening, on comMaint
of a woman who lived with him, charg-
ing him with beating her and cruelty.
in the town court this morning, before
Judge E. M. Lockwood, George was
lined 85 without costs, which he paid,
and was released.
Gus Grosjean, who piloted the E. ii.
Hotchkiss PopeHartford automobile
to victory in the south handicape live-
mile race, has arrived from Hptford
with Mr. Hotchltiss‘s new forty horse-
power seven- -seated PopeHsrt rd. con-
taining E. H. Hotchkiss and Be,“
of Bell Brothers’ garage, Btphntord.
The MT) from Hartford to Norwalk
was made in three hours.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold their regular review Thursday
E crowd all the
w value' into cur
suits we can——
never stint oti clotii,
workmanship or style
for the sake of price.
Our Spring Stilts at $20
and 322 are admirable
examples of good values.
“Benjamin”
Clothes
Always Are
HAVE YOU SEEN THE
LATEST
“Star”
Negligee .9
Several dozens recent
ly added to the. dozens
and dozens already here.
All new this Spring.
61.50 AND 32.00.
Joseph Davis
'I'allor, Clothier, Hatter. Fur-
nlsher
Trunks and Leather Goods
85 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Tel. Con.
afternoon at 2: 30. at No. 1 an“ ad View
Terrace. The supreme financew keeper.
Mrs. Heppert, of Ohio, dish ex-
pected to be present, and Pie N" ad
dress at the sociable wh all (s- ‘to be
held at Arion Hall in the druid,
unable to be here by ramp 0 ill
uses. This will be disappolmt‘i‘r:fi {We
to those particularly intere
visit was anticipated with
ure. The state commander-'3?”a ary
ills present
so for
D. Childs, of Hartford wit
however. and take her pawl
as possible
The funeral services over the re
mains of Edmund Perry Hyatt, who
died suddenly at the Norw lit dunno};
tal, Monday morning, were
his late residence in No
MY SUITS
At $10
CAN’T BE BEAT
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST" 80. NORWALK
this afternoon at 8 o’cloc
vices were largely attended by ends
of the deceased, and large and panti-
fui floral pieces were mm pliant
the casket. The’ services are con-
ducted by the Rev. Louis and
rector of St. Paul's Chur , a: “y‘all
the deceased! was a mom or. Inten
ment was in the Norwsik comatory.
A delegation from Washid
P. O. S. ofA., wasinatta
VISITED HOUSE OF UNDEF-
CAMBRIDGE Mass. Ap Idle—The
house in Somerville MW
Honors. Jordan is alleged to no been
killed last September, by a husband,
Chester S. Jordan, was v IIIN today
by the jury which is hearip the ‘evi-
dence in the ease of the has mead ho
is charged with murder. Attai- at or-
' ongh inspection of the or toes the
jurymen were taken over a route
which, it is alleged. Jordan took the
trunk containing portions. pf the dis-
membered body. The in it lso
visited the house at No. a k
street, Boston. where Jordap M ar
rested and the trunk was (‘11 11!” The
tr‘l’zfioccupied prabtically at thy tore
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ADJOURN BY JUNE 20.
Lleut.-Gov. Weeks Asks Committee
Chairmen to Rush Legislation.
HARTFORD-April 21.-—In a further
effort to expedite legislation at Hari-
ford, and end the present session of
the general assembly before the sum
_,mer Lieut. Gov Weeks yesterday at-
temoon called together the chairmen
of all the committees of both houses.
and urged them to hasten their hear-
ings and reports.
the date by which it is desired to have
all the work completed, and the sen-
ate and house ready to adjourn.
Ho set June 20 as
MAN GOES OVER NIAGARA FALLS.
NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., April Zir-
The body ot an unknown man, appar-
ently an Italian, was tound this morn-
lug hanging on the rocks near Goats‘
island. He be
for several da
came over the
body is hanging on the rocks embed-
ded in ice.
cmrently been dead
nd it is believed he
erican Falls. The
One doesn't acquire a taste for mu-
sic by listening to the piano next door.
UNITED IANK
, for putting your surplus money on a savings‘ account here, instead of
. keeping it at home is that once deposited and drawing 4%. you will
dislike to break into it, and thus it will become a permanent gain.
Why not have this encouragement in saving?
{ The South. Norwalk Savings Bank
IUILDINO. ,
OOUT H NORWALK. CONN.
no Paris'Cioakand Suit Home."
as sou'rl-t slam onset-n scorn spawns.
13'
Sale of Spring Suits. Coats,
We also calay a lull. line
GLOVES.
LADIES‘ SUITS. regular price 818. on. for today only . . . . . . .. 99.98
LADIES' UITB. regular price 823. 59, for today only . . . .. ... . . 412.98
LADIDB’ UITS, regular price 825. 00. for this sale. ....... . . . 414.98
LADIES’SKIRTB, from.--........'. ....... ...... ...... 81.98“ 18.00
LADIES“ COATB,1rom . ....................... ... ...“.98 to 15.00
,WAIBTB-Wo carry the largest and lid-st. selection in town,
from .......... snub-500906690
Skirts, Wailiis and Gloves
of the well known KAYSER SILK
I 0
mm...“
Sires from 2 to 6, 32.50 value
L. GOLDEN’S. 68
-—c?) AL—
SPRING COAT
FOR CHILDREN .
All colors, in sizes from 6 to It. regular 83.50 value . ............ $2.49
.................... $1.88
BEDFORD COATS, for infants. ‘from .................. $1.50 to 84.98
Washington Street
AT LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS &
TELEPHONE 450.
BIRDS A3 MEN'S SAVIOHS.
Without Them Human Life on Earth
Would Become Extinct.
Dr. Charles A. Babcock, originator
of the bird day movement in the
schools, W',lll(h by legislative enact-
ment, has been taken up by the
schools of twenty one states, drew a
gruesome picture of life on. the earth
without bird life at the Eastt Side set-
tlement house in New York recently.
He based his predictions upon the
fact that with man added to the natur-
al enemies of birds their extinction
would soon follow.
With a passing reference to the. peril
of this state from the gym-1y moth,
which is advancing from New England
Dr. Bubcock drew a picture of it than
living on small oases harassed by a
crawling creature, with his, harvests
and food gone.
"It should be realized." he said, “that
without birds to hold in chuck the in—
sects, vegetable life would become ini-
possible upon the earth. Birds are.
nature's check to the amazing power
of insects to increase. If insect life
were allowed free course, it would
soon overpower plant life, and there-
fore animal life. including that of man.
would be impossible. This is an as-
tounding conclusion, but it is the con-
clusion of science.
"it the birds were gone, very soon
the leaves would disappear from the
trees, and the limbs would be festoon-
ed with the webs of CEWI’DHIHI‘H 0|~
with masses of their nests. These
would move from tree to tree, increas-
ing by the million as they adVanced.
In the course of a few seasons there
would be no trees.
"In the fields other species of insects
would destroy the grass and the grain
and all vegibic lite, and the ground
would be. as it‘ a sell of devouring
moths had passed over it.
“liian, by his utmost efforts, could
preserve only a small oasis in this des-
ert for a time. Then these would be
overwhelmed; and man himself would
disappear.“
THE KICKER.
The railroad men who plan tllo cars
are heads in human form—
For no one else could so design a car
too cold and warm.
or one wherein a six-foot man crouch-
ed on a four-foot seat
is made to wish himself a dwarf when
brakemen pass his feet.
i
The ventilators are arranged to keep a
car too hot.
For those to warm, and for the chilled,
to see that it is not.
as though held down by wax,
Yet let the draft that gives you cold
come through their unseen cracks.
The racks. too far above your head,
are like some shallow trough;
Just wide enough to let one see his
suit-case topple off;
And in plain eight are tools encased
for use in case of wreck—
'i‘o saw off legs and arms, perhaps, or
smite one in the neck——
tacle that fills the soul with
t ror worse than war's,
And glads the heart of men who make
the modern railway cars.
-—Dalias News.
CH RISTIAN REGISTER EDITOR
ILL.
NEW YORK, April 2l.—The Rev.
Dr. Samuel June Barrows. of Boston.
formerly editor of the Chridtian Regis-
ter, who is ill with pneumonia in the
Presbyterian Hospital, was in a criti-
cal condition today. No change in his
constition took place during the
ng .
As
W .
Eben—Dearest, when shall I get the
marriage license? Flo-Not. until I
have worn for a few months the en
gagement ring you are going to buy
for mes—Chicago Tribune.
liulzer~Pennster told me that the
best magazines were clamoring for his
contributions. KnolorhamL—No won-
dert; he writes full page ads.-Lippin-
cot 's.
The windows that should move remain' .
GANS CO.
68 WATER smear.
The Best Advertisetn' out Is
a William
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
that lit the face and lit thought
are the kind that please.
lliiillllii HPIIHII iii.
Successors to ’
House}. HOY'I’.
United Bank Building
97 Washington St.
OII‘i-‘It‘E HOURS—8 to 11:30
and I2: 4.3 to it: 00, and Saturday
evenings, 7 to 9.
The ,Néwest
Spring Fashions
in Men’s and Women's
Footwear
ARE ON EXHIBITION AT
OUR STORE. .
Bliliiillliil HRIHKEII
81 WASHINGTON 8T.
We sell the BEST 92. 00
SHOE in Commotion.
TELERHONE 863-4.
NORWALK
Savings Society
‘ mconapnneo 1m.
Deposits March to, 1909,
$3,655,424.37
George M. Holmes. Frost.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vies—Prest.
Fred'k A. Ella, Ssey d. Tress.
i
SPALDING’S ‘ i
BlSlHlllillllHS
'—A'r..
W. .A. Briggerman’ s
were areas ,
Donovan Block. is? Wllmnglon At
Put a pinch of cream of tartar in
your frosting or fudge to prevent it.
from “going to. sugar.’ it will be
nice and creamy, says the "Modern
Priscilla."
Some new veils are run with narrow
Most people's tempers are fairly de-
cent when they are sound asleep. '_
. v ..nfimf
ribbon at the upper edge. by means of
which the veil is adjusted to the hat,
and the and thenrtucked out at sight.
. tiff-
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ii»;
m LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
& HYATT,
NOS. 9 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
CARPETS \ 7.
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. I
Printed and Inlaid Linoleums and Oil Cloths
China and
Japanese Mattings in All Qualities
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
..-. -3-.. ..-. ..
TRY OUR
Bologna; Frankiurters and San-
sages -— all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds. '
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 448.
Do You Know What the
RHHER HI] 0W
IS?
IT IS THE BEST 10:: CIGAR ON
THE MARKET.
UNION MADE. TRY ONE.
B. I. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
SPRING son‘s.“
Ferris Coal makcs’merry music
As it rattles
Down the chute,
And old Winter having vanished:
Leaves the turnace
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 so
Have You Coal
On Your Mind?
If not, you ought to.
The wise man takes
a load off his mind
by putting in Haz-
eltdn Coal w h e n ’
Prices Are Down !
You know just what you heed-
and yell know you can save—so
Don’t Delay!
The B. Hershtield 8: Son Co.
‘ rat. an. ' 188 Water 83.-
‘ .Auto Coats
-—- .1——-_ .
. ., ...-__.
West Washington Street .
For Ladies
$7.98;
THIS AUTO COAT, like liluitration, iS_
made of military kahki; leather cults ,
leather turned down Collar; also, leather
flaps on pocketaiull length. ‘
We have all si;es in Stock.
The real thing for auto-i
mobilis‘ts,j Special, $7. 98. '
Come in and look at them.
(ii We also carry a full line
of Rubberized Auto. Coats
—brilliantine and Panama
leose, long coats, in black
and gray; also, black silk
long coats, at reasonably -_
low prices.
A
Bathing in the— snow is a Common
custom in Russia.
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.i . ., If.
H ...rleger...Co
29-3i West Washington 9......
SOUTH NORWALK.
~ FIRE WOOD
Hard and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood. . . . Jumper 1A cord.
Soft Wood......81.50 per K cord.
Split Wood. 25o Extra.
A. CARMI BETTU WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Phone No. 7832;!!! Norwalk, com.
lISH! ilSHi FISH!
'Everithng in the Fish line Quality
the highest and the ‘prises will suit
...‘kow SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the same. Diseases are caused
”by a urench, 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 harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis,:IIeart, Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
denature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WAOHINOTON OT. O0. NONWALW
Msgnetio‘l'rs‘htmsnta elven Also.
2M
Hoax—Here comes Berlelgh Doyou A check book plus a bank deposit
know him to speak to? Jess—Not it equals a this opportunity for pen and
lace him first—Philadelphia Record. ink practice in underyflting.
-.‘ r.‘ VWAZM‘
John C. Silcox’ s
‘ rlsH MA‘IKIT. -
131 Washington Street Bridge
TEL 981. . FHII DELIVERY.
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