lt’sYOur
‘ First Order
We’re After
. You'll be after us with your
1 future orders because our HAZo
Flu-TON COAL pleases atrd otrr
'servlce Is perfect,
‘1 "Let's Have Your
, Firtt Order .
‘ TheB.Ilershfield 8t Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water st.
‘1 Wfiww
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5. SPRING SONG
Ferris Coal makes merry music
As it rattles
Down the chute“
Andold 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
--”--At——
Ten
Dollars
if _\oti care more about about
stilthea and heavx fabrics we
are not in it.
Our Garments
Are _
Planned Along
Different Lines
Exclusive fabrics. distinctive
styles lillli character which we
Invest in our garments It. .10-
That is the standard on which
we bast- our business. That
must appeal to you. Men's
Spring Suits and ()vcrt‘oatil. up
to tlrc lllllllltv in style and gush
nutcml put-c \vorslcd. at $10 and
Ito highcr.
Copyright
Clothing
Company
6 North Main Street
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
t‘hlropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the same. Illscascs are caused
THE SOUTH
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The Paris Cloak
Sale of Spring Suits. Coats,
LADIEB' SUITS. regular price 818. 00, for today only .. . ..
LADIES’ SUITS. regular price ‘22. 50, for today only ..
LADIEB' SUITS. regular price 825 00. for this sale ..
LADIES' SKIRTBJ from
LADIEB' COATS. from
.WAISTS—We carry the
from ........
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GLOVES
$4.50 and 84.98. at
L. GOLDEN’S, 68
83 SOUTH MAIN ITRIET, IOUTH NORWALK.
largest and best selection in soetmvu.
We also ...... a run line of the well known KAYSER SILK
The Newest and Best llNTlllhlhlED SHAPES. those for which
you are accustomed to pay $1.98:
60 TAILOR MADE HATS, the name what we sold right along Ill
. ...........
and Suit House
Skirts, Welds and Gloves
09-”
.........812.00
...... 014.90
1.03 to 015.00
..... . .03.” to 515.00
. .
Mote 08.00
v .
we are selling them off ..... $1.19
..................... 53.25-53.45
Washington Street
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COAL—-
AT LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS 8t
TELEPHONE 450.
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
lllill lllllllIlS
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Evert if done in childhood it.
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in tlrc different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
SOLVI‘L'T NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. ss. l'robate
(‘tnlli April ill A.lI.19llil.
hr-ttatc of Lester St .lohn. late of
Norw.uik Ill said district. deceased.
The (‘ourt of Probate for Ill. lila-
trlct of Norwalk. hath limited and HI:
- On sale here at low prices.
The'Ferris Coal Co
149 Washington St.
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism.
sis. Heart Kidney anti
eases are given speciil attention; also
Curvature of the Spine
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
Paraly-
I‘cmale Dis
You Will
iiiwii
Do You Know What the
RlllilR llllllllW
IS?
rrr ts THE seer 10c CIGAR on
THE MARKET.
nnrou rleoE. TRY one.
B. .I. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
TRY OUR
Bolognas, Frankfurters and Sau-
L sages—all made fresh, daily.
Heats and Provisions of all kinds.
' 'F. KARL,
('76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
Hemmer-r counsro's near.
2 ..MERAN. Austria. April 27. -lt. has
‘.‘not yet been decided when the body of
Heinrich Conreld. former director of
like Metropolitan Opera House in New
from. who died here early this morn.
. ' lug. will be shipped to New York. The
doctors have given apoplexy as the
‘cause of death. Mr Conrefd did not
, , regain consciousness before the end.
‘ and his passing away was peaceful
‘ch "The body was removed early this
" morning from the hotel to a mortuary
.’ chamber of the Jewish cemetery here
decompsnled by Mr. Conreld's family
' and the doctors who attended him
. r.“ ' MANY or THEM.
‘ “ , 't ever get the notion. boy, .
Whatever else you do.
‘Thet you're supreme; because there
‘ are
‘ i... {ten thousand more like you.
‘ ' . . «Detroit Free Press.
YOUR Losr , CHANCES
T. FRANCIS. D. c.
94 WASHINGTON ST. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments leen Also.
MY SUITS
At $10
CAN'T DE BEAT
D. GOTTLIEB.
11 NORTH MAIN ST" 80. NORWALK
7
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits March 1st, l9li9.
33.655.424.37
George M. Holmes, Preet.
Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Fresh
Fred'k A. Ella. Seey A Treoe.’
DBOWNED HIMSELF.
HARTFORD. April 27.—-"Joe" Be-
langer. who lost. his position at. the
East. Hartford our shops some six
months ago. and left his boarding
place soon after, threatening to com-
mit suicide. was found floating in the
flood yesterday afternoon by Miss
Gertrude Oliver, an is years old girl.
who was out rowing. The body was
badly decomposed. indicating that it
had been in the water some time. Al
though Belanger was supposed to be
without funds and tiespoudent when he
Ie t his boarding house. a watch and
32ml were found in his pockets.
NOT HE.
“i expect you'll cut your heart out
If i refuse you?"
"No i don't like heart.
ter.’
WHEN DIPLOMACY FAILED.
(Illustrated Hits.)
Mistress—lirldget. it always seems
to me that the crankiest mistresses
get the best. cooks.
Cook—Ah. go on wld ver blarney!
liver's bel-
.d V 4
it: i‘
. How wmauy good business chances have you ALREADY lost
l pi h lack of a little capital?
‘ *1 ow many more will you loss for the same cause?
.\ sap your next chance? Four per cent.
‘ South NerWalk Savings Bank ‘
UNITED IANK DUILDING.
Why not open a. savings account. in this Bank and get in shape
interest wfl help you.
IOU'I‘H. NORWALKo 003m.
Hillillllllli initial
. suspension of the rules. and sent to the
lowed six months from'1ho ditto hereof
for the creditors of said relate to ex-
lrlblt their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts, properly attesledg within said
time. will he tlcliurretl a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are re-
oucstcd to make immediate payment to
SETH ll. TOMS.
' Executor.
a'JlI 27 ml
Sililllljl l lillle
Members Meet Today Determined To
Do Much Hard Work
llAll'l‘I-‘llllll. April L'T.»~ Members of
the action” asserribl)“ took up their
lush finial with considerable deter-m
irurtlon to bring about adjournment as
early as possible consistent with gdod
work .\luclr discussion was indulged
in orcr questions raised by Governor
Lill‘cy's illness and death. Attorney-
llcncrul lloicornb‘s opinion on the le-
gal definition of Governor Weeks' posi-
tion and upon measures which took
their final passage during first period
and went to the acting governor.
Weeks, for his signature. The sena-
torial conference attended. by After-
ney-General Ilolcontb brought out an
expression of opinion that steps should
bc taken to remove an opportunity for
suspicion at some distant future date
that the exccuthe signature on any
piece of legislation in question was
not constitutionally affixed. Among
the senators themseltes no doubt was
entertained as to the absolute correct-
heart of every act signed and of the
propriety of the act under which Mr.
Weeks signed the le islatlon. 'i‘he
consi eration of the w ole matter was
left u th Senator Semis The passage
of a validating act specifically mett-
tionlng each pleccof legislation signed
by Mr. Weeks as acting governor Was
suggested as an expeditious way of
meeting the situation, instead of are
pointing a committee of recall to bring
back all those measures and send them
to both branches for reenactment. The
introduction of a resolution extending
beyond May 1 the time in which Gov-
of nor Weeks may make appolptnlenfs
of two judges to fill prospective vacan
cies in the Superior Court and to fill
places in commissions in which there
will be vacancies was expected.
Executive Secretary Goodwin today
stated that in all probability he would
remain as executive secretary until
the close of the session. which was a
period that may not extend over six
weeks.
There were many anxious inquiries
as to the condition today of Michael
Kenealy who is ill at Stamford. and of
Bank Commissioner Lippltt. who is ill
in Norwich
As was expected during the senate
session Mr. Searls introduced acts ex-
tending the time in which the gover-
nor may make appointments and vall-
dstfng all sets and measures passed
by the general assembly from the time
it began business in January to the
present. Senator Besrls said that the
statute mode it. mandatory that the
governor flll commissions and appoint-
lve offices by May 1. He said that all
could appreciate the transition which
had taken place, and it would be a
matter of courtesy. and in the inter-
set of all to extend the time until
lane 1. The not, which takes effect
upon its maun.woa wasps-sod under
house. Concerning the validating act,
which nu also passed and sent to the ‘
said there palm
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no occasion to discuss the intricate
legal questions which had been rals~
ed by recent events. Everything so
far done had been absolutely legal.
The act. which will do no hanu, will
close the door against airy cuvil or
criticism of any act of Governor l.i|le,v
or (inventor Weeks. As regards the
frond issue. it might happen that at
seine future time some one might tin
dertake to look into the matter. liv-
erythlng was douc lrr absolute con-
formltv to the statute. but the \slidat-
lug act would malo- u sure thing posi
tire.
The house today in concurrence with
the senate adopted two healing meas-
ures approving the acts of the late
Governor Lillcv and the acts of (luv:
ernor Weeks while acting governor.
also extending'thc time for appoint-
ments by the gmcruor front tiny l
to June 1. lloth were passed umler
suspension of the rules.
Another important matter was
brought up providing {or the withdraw-
al from the olllcc of the secretary of
state of” the report IIHNII' to the legis-
lature of 1907 regarding special char-
ters which hurl been granted and upon
which rt‘pm’lh had never been rustic
according to law. It was learned that
there are sunre three thousand of
these and that the report was made
In the last legislature too late to re-
celve action. This was votcd'upon fa-
vorably and the two house members
of the committee of three were ap-
pointed b_\~ the speaker. they being
Representatircs Lyons. Tlroinaston.
and (‘otrm-ry. of lit-riding.
The following unfavorable reports
were received: Petition of Arlhttr
McMnllen for extra compensation for
work done on the Connecticut River
bridge; concerning the continuance of
dischdrge of tax liens; regarding an
appropriation for the State Dairy"
men‘s Association; amending the chnr~
for of the Kent-tick Cemetery Assochh
tion; regarding the jurisdiction of the
Superior Court at Waterbury; regard-
ing special findings in jury cases; re-
garding bonds in replevlu action: ro-
pealing the law regarding ballots; a
number of measures dealing with le-
gal technical matters: allowing corn-
nion councils trrprevent the erection
of unsafe lurlldlngsrl amending the
charter of the Roeirville Gas Cont-
psny: amending the charter of the
Hartford Electric Light Company; pre-
scribing the klrrd of paper upon which
public records shall be kept. All these
reports were accepted and the various
. matters rejected.
Favorable reports were presenifll as
follows: Amending the charter of the
Hartford and Springfield Street Rail-
way Company: regarding the annual
reports of corporations; regarding the
construction of fireproof schools of
over eight rooms; concerning seats
for motormen ou trolley cars; allow.
ing the borough of Torriugton to pay
a milk inspector $75 a month: regard-
ing the judicial expenses of all state
courts. this being the annual court
budget: concerning the care and re
porting of cases of tuberculosis; res
gardtug an appropriation for the Con-
necticut institute and Industrial Home
for the Blind: regarding the expendi-
ture. of $12,000 for statuary on public
grounds; increasing the salary of the
judge of the town court of Bristol to
$800. and adding $100 to the salary
of the prosecuting attorney.
The bill providing that.
ropes are not. necessary on
which are fireproof was passed.
knotted
hotels
A‘BRlGHT PUPIL'S ANSWER.
(From Success Magazine )
Algebra was the wife of Euclid.
A ruminating animal is am- that
chews Its cubs. '
Switzerland is a wonderful place;
you can often see the mountains t ur-
ing among the clouds.
Pro and Con are prefixes of opposite '
meaning. 0. aProyrese. Con recs.
Queen Elizabeth's face was bin and
pale, but. she \Ytlfl u stout Protestant.
A young captain. who was drilling
the awkward squad. commended thus:
"New. my man. hates to ale; When.
i any ‘Holtl' put the fact that's
the zround beside the ofiel that's in
the air and remati'i indicates-{Mano-
mill-sum
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NORWALK EVENING Sunrise"
. reason. span: .7; rev
W” ...»..M...“ .. ”...—...”...fl- --.. A ..
IKE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
CARPETS
Remember that we sell everything in the line of Carpets and Floor cover-
lng; also, Rugs of all sizes. including the large Carpet sizes. of which we have
beyond a doubt tjaeTsrgest and best assortment to be found anywhere—and
our prices will save you money.
Printed and Inlaid Linoleums and Oil Cloths
China and Japanese Mattings in‘All Qualities
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
Tile Best Advertisement is
a Pleased Customer
Spectacles and Eye (basses
that ill the face and fit the sight
are the kind that please.
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Successors to
HOMER B. HOYT.
97 Washington St.
evenings, 'r‘ to 9.
United Bank Building
or‘rrcn nouns—s to 11:31)
and ”:45 to 6:00, and Saturday
$7
HIGH CLASS
ow
Shoes
For Men and Women
Perfect. fitting at ankle, heel
and toe and always easy and
comfortable upon the feel.
They are built on Fine Foot
Lines and give the greatest sat-
isfaction in style. appearance
and service. Only the best of
materials and workmanship are
put. into them. The proof that
our shoes are superior to all
others is found in the fr-"t that
we Kuaranlee our footwear.
CONNEALLY
BRACKEN
we Sell the sea $7.00
Shoe in Connecticut.
TELEPHONE 3634
FINE ABSORTMENT OF
SOUVENIR
Post ‘ Cards
Spaldrng‘ 3 Base Boll Goods
W. A. Briggennan’ s
HUIlc ITOII.
)onovan Iloolt. 1!! Washington II.
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SOME GEORGIA TEXTS-i"
no place what Satan lives is payed
wfd good intentions. an' do pavement.
is hot enough ter make a sinner has
big a.
it‘s a world or faults findin', an' ds
higher you climbs. do better chance
folks has for pick you for pieces. Look
'hon dey find spots on do sun!
to! over ‘body had many enough ter
say do nddler. you'd still find folks tor
growl. I Do either never larnt for
dance. or "sncln‘ ntaltefder heads
swim. .
When a men hates himself hecon
dad plenty who will levee VI
can easily
mobilists.
low prices.
\
29-31 West Washington
SOUTH NORWALK.
Hard and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood.....31.75 per cord.
Soft Wood.......$1.50oper $4 cord.
tSplit Wood. 25o Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 .NewtOwn Avenue,
Phone No. 783-2. .. Norwalll. cam.
Fresh. Sea Food
Fish and other Sea Food. to be good.
must be strictly fresh. Here is where
you flood its. for everything we carry
is the freshest and sweeten.
eat with such quality. poll or phone
llfl.
John C. Sllcox’ s
. vita matter. -
181 Washington Street Bridge
TIL III. Fill DILWIIY.
“557nm” a min deal a ut r.
to friendship" "Well, ”boglrl‘you m
It a lion to not edit of-
tblng.” “B t how?" "Encourage are
another- renew to cell. ”-iamle'vllle Oops
. for Journal.
rieger
and our .
prices are the lowest pooolb 'e consist. '
H.Krieger&Co.
West "Was!;' ngton Street ,
Auto Coats
For Ladies
.98
THIS AUTO COAT, like illustration, is
made of military kahki; leather cuffs;
leather turned down collar; also, leather
flaps on pockrts, full length.
We have 31 sizes in Stock.
The real thing for auto-
Special 37. 98.
Come in and look at therlij. ‘
ill We also carry a full line
of Rubberized Auto Coats
——brilli\antine and Panama
loose, long coats, in black
and gray; also, black silk
long coats, at reasonably
Street.
Spring and Summer
Haberdashery
‘ilow Here in All
the Newest Colors
Negllsee Shirts...$1.oo to 02.50 '
80ft shirts ....... $1.0Q to $3.50
Knee Drawer: and Coat Still-to
..........60eto.1.50
.Haif Hose. .25e to 01.00 per pair
~~‘ sou, Sulpentierl. Garters,
Neekwear, ,
And all of the very heat rashes.
Joseph Davis.
Teller. Clothier. Hotter.
Furnlihor,
es Woollllmtbb street.
‘ ‘ loath Morons.
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