» i M . J Msmooons scone. ‘ The Paris CloskaadSmtliome ‘ ‘ Sale of Spring Suits. Coats; Skirts. Welds and Gloves LADIES! SUITE. regular price $13.00, for today only . . . . .. . . . . . 00.08 an. The taxpayers of the City of South Norwalk are hereby notified that the Ten ~ , ‘ tax of ei t (3) mills on the dol- ' , ' film... on armament ml of 1m, . LAD! , SUITS. resale:- price into. for today only ...........s12.oe NOS. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. . g by the noun- of mums. and ngg- LAD! , 8W3. Ir rrlco $25.00. for this sale .............eis.aa. ‘ ~‘ ‘ . tion.willhoduewdweblo on the Lamas'ssunrs. rom..... ..... ......et.” to dim . . ~3 It‘ll! of!ay.1009.etwhlchlimel ‘ , LADIES COAT8.from.......... ....... . ...... ......Ja-“N'Nm - o . 'u" 1v. 'th. um. ‘t my once. , W‘lggg-w. 0|"! the hr‘eit and belt Helga“ in 'mwn. ' . , - ”isjlnnu’d Bank Building, 97 if ou care more about‘lli t ...$.i‘.........................'........‘....-... hm W- street. South Norwalk! studies and heavy fabrics we We ”'0 “in! ‘ full "“9 °f “’9 well-known KAYBER SILK ' ' ’ " Penalty. the rats n! nine (9) our are not in it. GLOVES” “ ‘ ,. W ’ coats var-non W "t. 1999. will be ; . ' ”‘3‘ “, Elli" ..m... “m“ Out Garments ' ’ ‘ ' ' ”tagging 1 . . “,8. We“. , Remember that we sell everything in the line of Carpets dud Floor . ver- Are 'W‘Si‘fiihfm. 1" an (my °t SPRI ’ \ ‘ , ing; also, Rugs‘of all sizes. including the large Carpet sizes. of which we - ve a south Norwalk.Apriie.1909.m m . planned Along CA I S heypnd a doubt the largest and best assortment to be' found anywhere—pad .35: ‘ ' our prices will save you money. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ Different Lines . Exclusive fabrics. distinctive styles and character which we invest in our garments at etc. That is the standard on which FOR CHILDREN All colors. in sizes from 6 to 14. regular 83.60 value ............. $2.49 Sizes from 2 to 6. 82.60 value ............ ......... . ........ $1.98 BEDFORD COATS. for infants. from HE Printed and inlaid Linoleums ‘ and Oil Cloths we base our business. That must appeal 'to You. Men's Spring Suits and Overcoats. up to the minute in style arid guer- anteed pure worsted, at $10 and no higher. 'T . Cadillac Four. Cylinder. Model 30. his. cannot be equalled by any other car selling for $2.000. Have a demonstration before buying and learn for yourself. » _ \ F. ‘E. Lockwood & Company as wau. sreer. NORWALK. Read about the high class low shoes that Connealiy and Bracken are sell- ing. Their adv. will tell you all about them. -‘ Laurel Court. Daughters of isabcila, of this city. will meet this evening. and arrange for the conferring of the de- gree on May 9. The flag on the state armory build- ing is at half mast, today, out of re- spect to the memory of Governor Lil- ley, who died last night. The Sentinel was misinformed when it stated in yesterday's issue that Mr. Honda would move to Glenbrook. it should have read Springdaie. 6 North Main Street <— it) crowd all the value into tour w suits we can—- never stint on cloth. workmanship or style for the sake of price. Our Spring Suits at 820 and 322 are admirable examples of good raiucs. “Benjamin” Clothes Alwa_yS_ Are You seen THE Luesr ‘ 6‘ Star” Negligee P Several‘dozens recent- HAVE Thomas Harrigan. a clerk in 'l‘ris- ‘i' added 10 the (19029118 tram and Hyatt'a store. Wail street. and (1019“! already here. is confined to his home .in School All new this Spring. street, with a. mild attack of the grip. $1.50 AND $2.00. Mrs. Edward Jay Reynolds. of Main -—-————- street, Norwalk, was operated on at 0 the Norwalki Hospital. this rinorginbg. Joseph DaVIS b Dr. War 8. Gregory, ass ste y . Dix Turner and Dr. Walter Hitchcock. Tailor, CloihflaflHatter. Fun Edwin H. Hildworth. special agent of the Springfield Fire and Marina in- Tma'ikiv::ii‘m"i:ih§irfxd' surance Company; ‘of Springfield. South flow.“ Mass” is in town today in reference to 1‘" Con the adjustment of the loss that occur- ., ' red to Adler Brothers. in Water street. - ‘ At a meeting of the Sixth Company. held in their rooms in the. armory. last evening, Private Osborn was elected to the treasureship. the.time of enlist- ment of the former treasurer. Chester Meeker, being up. The annual field day. it is understoodwill be held on May 20th. at the Wilton range. The Seventh Company will hold their field day on "May as. 1 The final drawings for the. first one were made in the Norwalk fire police rooms, last evening. There are only three men to draw for the cue. The men were paired as follows. Fred - Wéiseit, rated 126, will cross ones with MY SUiT‘S At $10 CAN'T or: prior, D.‘ comma loverett Byington. rated 110. this eve- ning. m-Judge Hubbeii. Who is rated at it), will play the winner of the game, which will decide who gets the cue. , The Sundw school class of Miss Winnie Smith. of the Norwalk Metho- dist church, met at the home of R0 it. Benedict. last evening, and a. very sociable evening was enjoyed by all. Games, vocal and musical selections were in order. and.a bountiful colla- tion was s ed by the, boat. 0n de- parting for heir homes the guests all voted Mr. Benedict a royal entertains er. Norwalk Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, voted last evening. to open its charter for‘tbe reception of new mem- bers until July 1. The eerie now has a membership of about 200, but it is hoped to increase that number by a hundred. The degree team of the Stamford eerie will come to Norwalk 6n the third Wednesday evening in May. for the purposiev‘of conferring the degree. ‘ ~ 1 ‘ ‘ ‘ Mrs. J. 3.;Goodwin's valuable Philip- pine dog “Wallis." which was a great favorite, was run-over this morning, ~ at 11:30 o'clock, and killed by an au- ‘ ' mobile, in (route! the Goodwin home in [devil-pd street. Constable Good- , a 11 NORTH MAIN or. SO.NORWALK 1 win has ascertained that the” machine which ended the pet's existence was a Mitchell. and,obe is endeavoring to locate the owner. The dog. in addi- tion to being of the Philippine species, was brought here from these islands. Monday afternoon the Woman's Municipal League met in theSoutb Norwalk Congnegatlonai Church par- lors. The chairmen of the different committees reported progress along their lines of work. The memb rship oi' the league is steadily increasing. The next meeting will be held Tues- day. May 4. at 3:30 p. m.. in the same place. PROMPT PAYMENT OF CLAIM. The following letter. which speaks for itself. has been received by H. E. Dana and Son. from the Hotchkiss Company. Norwalk. Conu.. April let. 1909. Gentlemen: We wish to thank you for your promptness in adjusting the losses of you varioue' companies incurred by the tire at our factory on April 9th. Respectfully yours. The E. H. Hotchkiss Company. W, C. JESSUP. Manager. ‘a’i'T‘fOnefOf' the” Best" :lteasOiisi ‘ fer putting your surplus money on a savings account here. instead of heeplng'it a‘t home‘is that once deposited andldrawlng 4%. you will ‘ dislike to break-into it. and.thus it will become a permanent gain. a Why not have this encouragement in saving? The South Norwalk Savings Bank ’ ‘ UNITID IANK It’ll-DING. , . .1. some noavvaut. court. 4‘ i I no: mementos L. GOLDEN’S. '68 'AT LOWEST PRICES. HARRIS '81 TELEPRONE 450. ......... .....61.50to.4.98 Washington Street China and Japanese Mattings in,‘:hll Qualities h.-. - - ...... TRY Bologna. , Frankiurters and San- sages mall made fresh. daily. Mia and Provisions of all kinds. CANS c p 68 WATER STREET. llllllll lllli Flilllllli Arthur Jones. The mineral of Arthur Jones will be held at 2::30 O'clock tomorrow after- noon from his into home. 10 Toilcs street; The Rev. Frank 1). Walter. pastor of the First Methodist Church. will omclate and interment will be in Riverside Cemetery. The members of Court Mahackemo, Foresters of Ameri- ca. of which the deceased was chief ranger, will attend in a body. Mrs. William Shepard. Mrs. Mary Shepard. wife of William Shepard. died this morning at her home, 12 South street. this city. Mrs. Shepard. who was 34 years of age. is survived by five children, in addition to her husband. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock Saturday morning from St, Joseph's Church. with inter. lnent following in .St. Mary‘s Ceme- tery. in Norwalk. JUROR8 FOR HAINS TRIAL. .— Counael McIntyre Says Experts Pro- nounce Defendant insane. FLUSHING. N. y. April 22.-—~l"ive jurors for the trial of» Captain Peter C. iiainu. .ir., charged with the murder of William ii}. Annie. had been select- ed when the court opened its fourth day of the bearing today. The first panel of 150 talesmon having been ex~ hausied. a new panel of a similar num- ber was in court today. John F. Mclntyre. chief counsel for the defense, said today that while he hoped the necessity for calling alien- ist witnesses would not arise, several experts for the defence had examined the. prisoner, and reported him insane. Rev. Charles i. Pardee. a Presbyter- ian minister of Naugatnck, Conn. who, according to the lawyers for the defence. was attacked by Captain Halos in one of his outbreaks during a visit of the minister to the Queens County jail. will be one of the lay wit- nesses called by the defence in its effort to establish the defendant's in- sanity. The impression stlli prevails that the question of appointing n commis- sion to determine the defendant’s mental condition will arise as soon as the state‘s case is in and the lirst evi- defence. Justice Garretson has the authority to stop the trial at that point, and order a commission, it is said. PLANNING FOR GOVERNOR'S FUN- ERAL. Expected to Take' Entire State Militia from Hammad} aterbury. HARTFORD. April' 2.—’l‘he joint committee on arrangements with Sen- ator Goodwin as chairman and Senator Chase as secretary, laid out a tenta- tive plan for the funeral of Governor Iiiliey. It was decided that the ser~ vices should be held at the east front of the capitol at 10 a. m.. Saturday. in case the weather be fair. and that the entire military escort. after escort- ing the body to the station, shall en- train for Waterbury. Dr. Knight was appointed to act with Comptroller Bradstreet in the do do of draping the capitol and other ecoration. The chairman of the committee was an- thorised to appoint sub-committees to act with the separate departments as to the various arrangements involved. The chairman appoipted as the com» mittee to act. on matters at 'Watsn bury, Senator Chase and Representa- tive Hayes; on transportation‘and military. to act with General Cole. Sen- ator Barnum and Mn-‘Quintard; to act with the undertaken. Mr. Whiton and Senator Goodwin. The. committee took a recess until late in the after- noon. when the sub-committees will report and the final arrangements be completed. The tentative plan will probably mean that there trill be no church service in Hartford; but is place of this a service hv.ihe state will be held in the presence of the military forces on the steps of the out front of the capitol. The odicisting clergyman probably will be Rev. Mr. Do You Know What the Rfllitli llllllllW IS? W is i'HE ‘ase‘r 10¢ CIGAR ON THE MARKET. UNION MADE. my .one. ' B. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. The sea Advertisement is a Bloatedcwomer Spoctacl' “and Eye Glasses. that lit the ace and fit the eight are the kind, that please. llllllllil' lil’lliill ill. autumn to senses. HOYT. United W Building ”Washington St. OFFICE HOURS—8 to 11:30 and 12:45 to 6:00. and Saturday evenings. 7 to 9. 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 arerBuilding Materials, Cement. Sand. Brhks. Sewer-pipe, Fertilizers and Other seasonable goods On sale here at low prices. NORWALK Savings Socie Deposits limb in, 1909. 33.655.424.37 George M. Holmes. Pratt. Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Frau. Fred'k 'A. Elia. Seoy A Trees. a, TRISTltAM & HYATT,‘ NORWALk. ' CONN. OU'RWI TheFerris Coal CO e ‘ ‘1”it' H. Krieger ’81 CO. WeSt washingtOn ' Street _ . Auto COats For Ladies o 8 THIS.,AUTO COAT, like illuStration, is Elnade of military kahki; leather Cuffs; leathemumed down collar; aide, leather flaps an pockets, full length? ~.. . We hays all sizes in stoek- ' Tilieg'real thing for antic,»w mobi'iits. Special, $7.98. Come ' in‘ and look at main ill We also carry a iull“7‘linc of Rubberized Auto Coats g—brilliantine and Panama loose. long coats, in black. and“ gray; also, black silk long" coats, at reasonably. a dance of insanity is introduced by the ‘ srunrncs 149. Washington St. . ...IQW Drilled, s . W. A. ltdggerman’s iiuale arena. , Donovan limit, . - 182 Washington It. Chaplain Sextoui,‘-of the Senate: Chap- lain Countryman, of the House. and the two chaplains of the. two com- panies of Foot, Guard. if it. should be deemed-impossible to embark the en- tire Nptionai Guard for the trip to Waterbury. it Is proposed that the Sec- ond Regiment of infantry with the two companies of Foot Guard shall go as a personal escort. The body of Governor Lillcy will be escorted from .tho executive mansion at 11 o’clock trhnorrow morning. the First Company of Foot Guards being the military escort. and the siiociil committee of this general assembly be- ing the civil gug'rd. The seven senators and the fifty representatives will'meet at the state Home at 11:30 and mafhh b0 the governor? residence. 3”,; ! .lust what 31 rangemebta will be rum woOD Hard and soft ready for family use. gmvyozdwm.‘i£ per it cord. oft , ..... perimcord. , smn woofers atria. . A. CARMI BETTU WD, D YARD. No. 74 Newtown , one, , PM," No. 783-2. monsoon". .w. T ..__- Roe Shad 12c H.‘Buclr Shad. we; Striped Bass. ‘lsc; “Halibut. 16c; Co Steaks. 12c; Her- ring. 8c: Native Flat. To; Mackerel. Have YOu‘Coal On Your Mind? if not. you ought to. _ be wise man takes a load off his mind by; putting in He:- eiton Coal w h e n \ H. ~ “ rieger ‘j “wists-win WashiiifitoniStieét.’ ' SOUTH NORWALK. _ e W .... ”...-....— rns Now SCIENCE Definition of Chiropgatitic (thirdpractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of ad-.. jiitiilllg the same. Diseases are caused by a wrench. twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in chldhood it creates pinched nerves and pain. in later life in the dliferent organs and limbs. , ‘ Chiropractors remove the cause of this disease and mi ‘and health is restored through her pulling the six nerve systems in your bdiy. ed by the spearher is as follows: Park- er. Malone, ,Cha‘h‘dier. Fisk. Coffin. Bill-- hop. Hastings. Hall. Taylor. Tom'iin- son. Stoddard. ‘Bulkeley. Barron I. - Agard. Dunn. Banks. Ourtia,‘ ii‘uler. Baldy. Clark. Tully. Peck,‘MeKachlne. Chamberlain. Smith. Noble. Dougel. Barnes. Sumner. iilckiand. Mocks. Dealt Delay! 7 The B.llerahfleld‘& Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 WI!" 8‘. Lewis, of st. John's Church. Water- bury. who was Mr. Lilley‘a poster; I Foaior. Dean, ‘Wallaco. Hitchcock. 'l'lbbitts, Humphrey. Hyde and Appel.I ‘i. ,. i ‘18! Washigton Street. Bridge made in Wateiifury probably wfff’nol. c.. .430... ll. 40915.30 New nsness. Rheumatism. Paraly- be known until topsorrow, Prices Are DOWE' his 356‘: 0. to 100: , .Bnkimufi sia,‘ He , Kidney and Female Disc Among the orders issued today was' .’ ' We all . 30° Aim SW eases. given special attention; Also one closing all departments in.-:thc _ ur'd . leave you early, cum are of the spine. You will state house at .10st tomorrow. You know lust what you need‘ ...aé ..g. never ..regret givfng chiropractic a ' The commitment the house enrolm- and you know you can save—so Job ‘ ‘ COX 3 chance to help you. .fi FlIH MARKIT» , . T. FRANCIS. D. C. u WAIHINGTON 81'. I0. NORWALN Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe. . TIL on. I'll! oiuv av. ___._____........__... . ...... G. H. Alien. Bridgeport‘Omanager of the.Aetna Life insurance Mossy. is spending the afternoon with ‘ihe ... Norwalk maturities-rs. Raymond amt Pollard, of' Male. Iti‘eet. t“ ..
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