. allowed six months from the date
“,spectcd, and will be greatly missed in
‘ mains of uoseph McKiernan. one of the
,
payment to
newest designs.
the values altered elsewhere for
and investigate the fact.
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iIIilI IIIIlIIiIS
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District, of Nor-walk. ss..
Court. April Ar D.. 1909.
Estate of Bridget A. Siauson. late of
Norwaik. hi said district, deceased
{The court of Probate for the Dis-
irict of Nor-walk. hath limited and
Probate
hereof for the creditors or said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested, within
said time, 'wlll be deharred a. recov.
cry. All persons indebted to said es-
tate are requested to make immediate
JAMES W. O’BRIEN.
am 23 30 Administrator.
IIIIIHS“ IIIII IIIIIIIIIIS.
“ Mrs. Harriet D. Parkoton.
Mrs. Harriet D. Parketou. aged ti?
years. died Sunday after noon at 4:30
1f.oclock at her home in Wilton. About
one and one- -half years ago Mrs, Parke
ton underwent an operation for cancer.
but the trouble continued until she ti;
na’lly succumbed. The funeral was
held Wednesday afternoon at. 0 o ‘clock.
from her late home. Rev. A. C. Fur-
bush, pastor of the Congregational
church, officiated. The interment was
in Branchvlllc. Mrs. i’nrlrcton was
born in Weston. and was the daughter
; “11111111. .5111. at $111
cum minus one an 11111 111. a... in 'Sssh-
‘ mu. Mathias
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We are constantly in touch with the newest styles. which
todby the melt fashionable dressers.
of Cloth x we are now presenting at $10 includes all the
The material we use makes our Suits equal
d' 0an in
Gunfight 011111111113 Caravans
Si!» and higher.
It’s Ydur
The group
F irét Order
We’re After
You‘ll be after us with your
fulurc orders because our HAZ‘
ELTON COAL pleases and our
service is perfect.
Let’s Have Your
First Order
The B. Hershfield 81 Son C0.
122 Water 8!.
Tel. 294.
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HARRIS &
TELEPHONE 450.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
Great Reduction Sale of Suits. Coats, Skirts, Width and
Silk Gloves
Ladies’ Suits, in all the latest styles. beautifully tailored silk
and satin lined. regular price 818. 00 reduced to .......... $1133
Ludics’ Suits. regular price 822 50 reduced to ................ 014.98
lardicu’ Suits, refiner price 82600 reduced to ..t .............. $17. 50
Indies" Suits. regular price 330.00 rr-rlrnod to ................ $20.00
Ladies' Covert (‘loth Coats, regular pllru 810.00 and $1.100 re.
dared to . ..... ................. , .............. $398
ladies' Skirts. from ................ ‘ ............. $1.98 up
ladlea’ Waists. of which we carry the largest and best assort-
ment in town, at prices much lower than any of our r output!-
turn can buy at wholesale from .......................... 500 up
Silk Glover-l. front . ........ . ................................. 500 up
'Jumpor Dresses. from .................................... $4.93 up
Full health Black Silk Coats. at .
We carry a full line of the Nenro Corsets at all put cs
SALE AT BOTH 8TORES.
515 Main st. Stamford, Conn.. and 33 So. Main st. 810. Norwalk. Conn.
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The Newest and Best UNTRIMMED SHAPES. those tor
you are accustomed to pay SLIM; we are solllng them off ..... $1.10
50 TAILOR MADE HATS, the some what we sold right along at
..................... 53. 25—3145
Washington Street
COAL
AT LOWEST PRICES
.................. $15. 00 and $20. 00
«mm
which
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Mills. After her
marriage to Mr. Parketon about forty
years ago. she took up her residence in
Georgetown, where she resided until
her death. She is survived by her
husband and daughter, Mrs. W. F.
Pardce. Mrs. Purkcton was highly re-
that community.
Funeral of Joseph McKlernan.
1 The funeral services over the rc~
oldest lrish residents of Norwalk. who
hers Already 801:
South Norwalk In to have an ilrrllnn
(‘oult of the Foresters
Aircadl there itlt' lrwntyouo names
down on the list of propOscd llrenl
berslrlp. assuring the stitches of tin
new lodge from the start.
Idiot evening the store ornirnitcr ol'
the Foresters. Frederick li. Cunticld.
of Bridgeport, accompanied by Thomas
and
Nav-
u consulta-
/lied at his borne in Chapel street ch- lv‘. Dowd. licrnurd t
V v, nesday morning. will be held in St. James is Dyer. ol‘
Mary‘s Church tomorrow morning at 9 ruk. of Norwalk. held
I rlage. what happens?
«ho a fool without knowing it?
Handsll~“Halloa,
' jbeen to the Museum of Art. yet ”
‘ _- lived “ here
Transcript.
11'; Mlsslnary~“l hear
no author." '
1.3 digest of European
o'clock. Father Martin. of Waterbury,
will ofiiciatc. and interment will be in
St. Mary‘s Cemetery.
MATRIMONIAL CATECHISM.
(Bit and S|llll‘.l
What is rrrnrriage?
Marriage is an institution for the
blind.
Why do some people never marry?
' Because they do not believe in (ii-
vorce.
’ When a man thinks seriously of mar-
lie remains single.
Should a man marry a girl for her
money?
No. But he should not let her be
an old maid Just because she's rich.
When a girl refers to a “sad court.
ship,” What does she mean?
She means that the man got. away.
111 an engagement ‘aa good as 11 mar-
ri e?
‘ “.3 better. rule differential situation is now us
When setting papa. how should 8 follows: .
The New
youngpnan act?
He. should face pupa mentally and
never give him a chance at. his back.
When the minister says. "Do you
take this woman for better or for
worse?” what does he mean?
The bridegroom‘s people construe
it one way,,and the .bride's faintly in
tel-pret'it in another. It is very and.
When a man says he can manage
hiswifo. what does he mean? 1
no means he can make her do any-
thin she wants to.
an a. child is smart and good, to
whose family is it due?
, Tours mothers.
‘ithn a child is bad and stupid, in
whose family is it due?
We refuse to answer.
Is it possible for a married man to
‘ Not if his wife ls alive.
old man. So
youire here in New. York! Have you
‘ Rogers—Nope. You see we've only
fifteen years.”-Boston
your chief is
1 Native—“Yes. ire has just tintslrerli
-nnut.omy.“—«
“lambda Blaetter.
“Can he sing well?"
”Well. I'll1 tell you. He offered to
the baby to sleep the other
L Md his wife said: ‘No. let her
a nrytn:.’-"-—-Cleveland leader.
Narruk. of Norwalk.
lion with a number or" [hone who haw
signified illf‘il‘ Intention of joining thr-
new lodge. ut Dellilrrrc's barber shop.
in Water street. The idea of an Ital-
inrr court. have originated with
C. Silcox. who suggested it to Joseph
latter was yr-ry rnurlr inr
pressed and set about among his fol
low countrymen. among whom he has
raised much enthusiasm,
A name for the new court has 11111
yet been decided upon. but those who
are desirous of joining will be obligat-
ed on Bay 13111 by Court Narr'ult and
on May 20th the new court will be in
stitnted.
Oddo. The
Luschnlan,
iTALIAN COURT OF FORLur :RS‘.
Twenty-One Names of Charter Mem-
ured.
of Alncl it u.
Yonolly
(‘ourl
held a consulta-
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DIFFERENTIAL SEITLED.
Will Not come Up Again Until
vcmber. at beast.
it is semi-officially stated in railroad
circles that the New England freight
“i like my
“Several times lately
l-lavcn-Canndian Pacific
preferential rate of 115 cents a hundred
pounds as a class rate, and which. it
is said, was originally
oversight. is raised to it cents.
is the equivalent of the lowest all
rate westward, namely,
Ontario and Western.
Trunk preferential rate. rail and boat
via New London, remains at. 65 cents.
The New Haveu's oil-cent rate west-
ward compares with 75 cents as a class
rate by the standard trunk
Their lines have apparently dropped
the subIEct for the present, and no
future meetings of the presidents or
other officers have been appointed.
A high officer of the New York. New
Haven and Hartford company states
that at the rail and hike routes are
now open with their low pr-eierentinls
the question of New England rates Is
not likely again to he raised until the
lake and rail routes close next Novem-
ber. The New Haven has. however. re
ceived no renewal notice
Grand Trunk as to the continuance of
the present boat service to New [.011-
don. the contract between the two conr
panics expiring on .luly l.
fixed by an
The
from
house all right." said
"except for one thing.
guess you'll have to fix that."
“What is it?" asked the architect.
nearly
broken my neck reaching for another
step at the head of the stairs, when i
got home late; so I guess you'd better
put another step
Standard-and Times. .
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YOUR Losr CHANCES
l’i’o
tl1cre.“—Cat holic
.lohrr
No-
This
.‘11il
that over the
Grand
lines.
the
Bowrn
brou‘ is lack of a little capital?
1 Blur: roar next chancel
WITH} IANK
many more will you lose for the same cause? I
ihilly not. open as savings account in this Bank and set in shop
Four per cent. interest will help you.
The South Nerwalk Savings Bank
IUILDING.
ygood. business chances have your ALREADY lost
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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 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 St.
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TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankiurters and San-
sages --1 all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
. F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
IF YOU DON‘T BELIEVE
TheRoger Ludiow
IS THE
Best 10c Cigar Made
TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED.
The ScTwinCity Cigar
ls lN A cuss av ITBELF.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
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A NEWS STAND ROMANCE.
(Eterybody‘s Magazine.)
All American “Boy. weary of Sport.
in: Life was on an Outing, when he
met the Modern Priscilla. a Popular
member of the Smart Set. He deolu‘o
ed his love at Sunset and told her how
much he longed for Suburban Life and
Good Housekeeping. She was at that
time impressed with a Scientific Amer-
ican, an ardent exponent of Physical
Culture. The other Outlook seemed
. nrore favorable, however. and she de-
'cided to become the Youth'e Compan
ion and have her own House and Gar»
den, even though it should entail
Dressmaktng at Home. They went to
the Judge and wore married They
then decided to Travel and set out
across the Pacific, followed by Every
Buffy! good wishes for Success in
i e.
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i Q i” i i ‘ Delimttou " oitgri‘giprachtI
n... A
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the discard» and the art of ad
lusting the extra Illnesses are caused
by a wmucl wist or sprain in the
back. Err-u if done in childhood it
creates rrilit‘hcd nerves and pain in
later E“ in the dittercnt organs and
timber '~' '
Chiropractors rcnrovc the cause of
turn disease and pain. and health is
ucrvc. systems in your body.
Nervuusnesa. Rheumatism. Purely
\sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Die
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic 1!
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 90. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
MY SUITS
I At $10
CAN‘T an arm
D. GOTTLIEB ,1
11 NORTH MAIN ST" 80.»NORINALK
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits March in. 1909,
33.955.424.37
George M. Holmes. Proof.
Win. A. Curtis. Vice-Frost.
Fred’k A. Ella, Sscy 11 Tran.
SPRING DRAMA.
“All the amid a a stage. " '
"Yes. i see a. number of baseball
stars are refusing to sign the papers."
LIKE THE WATCH.
“Oh, I don’t. know. it mar come."
“What 1“
“The dollar automobile.”
It is the practice in the public
Day each year by holding exercises
calculated to strengthen the patriotism;
of the pupils. (in one occasion one or
the teachers, thoroughly awake to the
importance of patriotic precept. oh-
restored through harmonizing the six '
schools of Washington to observe. r‘lsg ‘
a woman’s wardrbbc.
oration and‘ skill in construction.
rz-quart Galvanized I‘aiis .........
Sleeve Boards ...................
Window Brushes
Good Scrub Brushes
Rattan Carpet Beaters . . .
Tack Hammers ..
NEE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM &"1HYA
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Muslin Underwear
As the season advances Muslin Underwear becomes a very necessary and important part of
Our celebrated Home Made Underwear has all of the characteristics of
hand made garments, as they combine excellence of material. perfection of fit. daintiness in dec‘
Our full line is now on sale and our assortment is complete.
Housefumishing Department
A Few of Our House Cleaning Specials ‘
50-foot Clothes Line ...............
........ 9c Potts Irons per set 751:
...... ..r5c ShelfPaper- royards 61:
........ «9: Clothes Wringers. irinch ........$1.95
401: Wash Boilers.2XX ......... $115
roc Nickel Tea Kettles. No. 8 .................. 75c
........ 13c Wire Carpet Beaters 10c
........ 8c 6 Thin Tumblers 19L
TRISTRAM 81
HYATT. NORWALK, CONN.
The Betti Advertisement is
11 Pleased Customer
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
that fit the face and lit the night
are the kind that please
IIIIWIIIII IlI’IIIIiI Ill.
Successors to
HOMER B. HOYT.
‘United Bank Building
97 Washington St.
OFFICE HOURS—8 to 11-30
and 12:45 to 8:110. and Saturday
evenings, 7 to 9.
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HIGH CLASS
ow
Shoes
For Men and Women
Perfect fitting at ankle. heel
and ice and always easy and
comfortable upon the feet.
They are built on FInc'l-‘oot
Liner-1 and give the greatest sat.
infection in s: vie. appearance
and service. Only the host of
materials and workmanship are
put into 11111111. The proof t‘fnt
our shoes are. superior to all
others is found in the. tact that
we guarantee our footwear.
, CONNEALLY
. ”AND
B'RACKEN-
We Sell the Bes‘l 9.00
Shoe in‘Conneclicut.
TELEPHONE 3634
SPECIAL SALE. SATURDAY.
2 Copies of Popular
Sheet Music
FOR 250
W. A. Briggernran’ s
served what. he thought a lack of en-
thusiasm in one of the lads under his
instruction. “Now. Tommy.” said he.
"tell us what you would think if you
saw the stars and stripes waving over
the field 01" ball! a?" “i should think.”
was the logical reply of Thomas. “that
the stud was blowing"
COMPOBITE.
“This no“ book employs twenty dia-
lects."
"Then the great American
must have arrived at last"
WILL LEARN nrrranaur.
“is be reconciled to the loss
hll Wife?"
“He thinks net but just wait rrntill
ihé is liner." ‘1 »
novel
of.
he marries that
’- MUIlc ITORl.
Donovan Block. rs: Washington at.
He bad Just taken her measure'for
a new solitaire. When. alter the man-
ner of her sell, she began to work the
interrogation point.
“George. dear." she bennp'hm I
the only girl—~-u
“Now look here. Grace," he later-
rupted. “don't ask me if you are the TIL 081. Full DILIVIRV.
only girl i ever loved. You know as 1“ M... ...., , -
well as i do--"
"Oh. that wasn't; the question at all
Gear: 0." the said. 1 was main; to ask
it i was the only girl that would have
you. id's-Chicago News. ‘
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H Krre. or
A. CAR IETTS' WOOD YARD.
Phone NO, _
.Krieger&Co.
. Wcét Washington Street
A VISIT TO OUR
M1limery
Store
:: Will Be to Your Own Interest
Every Hat is made in our own workroom and the Hat
made in our workroom or made to your ow.. order rs as differ-
em. from the ready trimmed Hats bought from factories and
sold by so many merchants in this town .oas an are light from
a tailow candle.
We are showing a great variety of Untrimmed Hats in
all colors ind styles. from the small Turban to the extremely
large Mary Gardens A great many exclusive shapes not to
be found" 1n any other store.
CHILDREN' S HATS. from 501: to $2. 50.
SHAPES. from 98c to $2 00.
We also have the new MUSHROOM SAILOR HAT. in
black burned straw and corn color 98c to $1 50. '
A large variety of all the newest and latest FLOWERS.
from 350 bunch to $2. 00.
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Co.
29 31 West Washrngtor Street.
SOUTH INORWALK.
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FIRE ween ”
Hard and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood.....$l.15 per 1‘ cord.
Soft Wood......tl.50 per 56. cord.
Split; Wood. 25: Extra. 1
.Wc get our customers"
confidence because they
know ,we give them value.
When you buy a Suit or
Overcoat here you come to
know the real satisfaction
connected with fullest value
in cloth, workmanship and
No. . ‘vuswtmn Avenue,
‘ . g Norwalk, Conn.
All omen Fish
1 Blue; Rd?! Shad. also Wont: Buck.
Shad, ”Cod Steaks. Halibut. Wontport
Eels. Spanish Mackerel, Striped Bass.
F‘lat Native, Shad Roe. Haddock, Pol
lock Blues. tong lslalld Sound Lob-
(stern. Escallops.‘1song and Round
lama. ‘
John 0 s11...
"OHWN‘HW ‘ 15:8 *
131 Washington Street Bridge
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9,4,.
" How is the new house you're
building coming out "Von volt. We
am last «com a second mortgage
on it."-rhtlsdelphisciuuinr.
style.
SUITS. $12.00 to $25.00
‘ New line of
BASKET SUIT CASES,
just arrived
$1.25 to 93.50
Joseph Davrs
Tailor, Clothier. Filmer,
.Fornlsher,
as washrlraton street,
reconstitute. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler