of Cloth newest design. and investigate the fact“. To the Board of County Commission— ers of Fairfield County: I hereby apply for a transfer of a license No. 39. to sell Spirituoiis anti lntoxlcatlug Liquors. Ale. Lager Beer. Rhine Wine and Cider. from Peter 0'.liara at 2i Day sit-,eet to Johan liilcskay at 21 Day street, Town of Notwnlk. The proposed place. of busl ness is not located within 200 feet in adirect line of a Church Edifice, or Public School-house. or the premises pertaining thereto, or any Post Office. Public Library or Cemetery. Dated at Norwalk, this :liith day of April, A. 1).. limit. .IOIIAN I.i'CSKAY. Applicant We e, the undersigned. electors and taxpayers. as defined by law. of the Town of N01 walk hereby endorse the application of the. show named Johan ansknv for such license and we do severally certify each for himself that we die taxpayers owning real estate situated in said Town of Norwalk, and that we have not endorsed the. applica tlon of any other person for a license to sell spirituous 11nd intoxicating Ii quora during the ensuing license year. Dated at Norwulk this 30th day of April. A. D. 1909. . J. J. lrving. Joseph Iiaiss, Fred ii. ‘.‘i ‘ Saunders John Svec \\iiiin111 A. (III ‘ bert. l hereby ce1tify that the above 1mm ed endorseis ale electors and tuxpny- era. as defined by law of the Town of N01 walk and that thov have signed for no other applicant. Dated at Norwulk. this .'.tith dav of April A 11.1909 HERBERT Ii. SMITH. ’I‘Own Clerk ml 8 IlIlIHS Mill Illllilllli. Dennis O'Brien. Dennis 0 I31 let). a member and first lieutenant of the Seventh Company. Connecticut Volunteer Infantry died at the Soldiers“ Home. Noroton. yes ierday, at the age of sixiv- nine years. The remains were taken to Meriden this nioining for interment. Funeral of Joseph M‘Kiernan. The funeral services mel‘ the re- mains of Joseph McKiernnn. who died recently were held from St. Mary 11 Church this morning at 9 oclock. The services which were tery impressive. were conducted bv Father Martin of Waterbury. The deceased was one of the oldest irish residents of Norwnik. and beloved by every one who knew him. Many beautiful floral tokens weie noticeable, which were mute testimoni as t othe esteem in 11 hich the deceased was held by all. The pallbearers were members of St Joseph 5 T. A. B. Society of which the deceased was a prominent member. The interment was in St. Marys (‘emeter1. Funeral of Mrs. Turner. Tile funeral of Mrs. Henry J.T1111n- e1 was held yesterday morning from her late home, 3 Monroe street. The " Rev. H A. l. Sadtler re'ctor of Trinity Episcopal Church omciated. and inter- ment followed at Wooster Cemetery, Danbury, the remains being taken to that city on the 1'125 train yesterday afternoon by Funtunl Director A. .l. ; Collins. Uncle Jerry Peebles. who had taken a' seat in the smoking car. had filled his pipe and was about to hunt. in his overcoat pocket for a match, when a large man of much equatorial diameter sat down in the vacant seat by his side , complacently crushing him the side of the car and almost obllli ting him. » Untile Jerry said nothing and pro- coeded’in his search for a. match. it 1 . was held work to get his hand down between himself and the large man. but he found the pocket at. last, and took out three or four matches all of which went out as he struck them, one after the, other, except the last. “You‘re welcome." said the portly ‘ mnn. glancing down 111. him over his shoulder. . 1 “Was that your hand in?“ ' "it Was. " . “Well, " said Uncle Jerry. as be light- so his pipe. “all We (puff) got to sail (pull) in that. you MW) domed pooi matchea."-—-0hlcsgo 'I‘r une , W Bolt-countience iii essential but. ’1le t everything, and may be overdone. one tool never questions his own abil- pocket I had my .Tihdish Suits at Sill CW)“ Mulch ‘Ohfi Tito R“ the Ratio \11 Enh- WM“! Chih'tnn ‘ We are constantly in touch with the newest styles which are accepted by the moat fashionable dressers. n: we are now presenting 111 310 includes all the The material we use make: our Suits equal the valpos‘ offered elsewhere lot :15 and highci. Goodnight Clothing 61111111111113 IIIIIIIIIIIIW The group 1‘ nine in It’s Your First Order We’re After You‘ll be after us with your future orders because our HAZ- ELTON COAL pleases and our service is perfect. Let’s‘ Have Your Firil Order The B. Hershfield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 WIN? 3‘. *"-~wfl—m WTUCSON'S VIEW OF PHOENIX. (Tucson Citizen.) Thai overgrown. poutlfcrons' village of Phoenix, which is situated at the caplet on a branch Iiilt' of the railroad. has been trying of into through its newspapers to make Itself appear soniepnlupkins by comparing itself with the icwcl city of the Southwest. beautiful, progressive. metropolitan Tucson. The latest bowl of the little one is that tor certain theatrical shows it has illf'nUI out bigger houses than has its larger, wiser and 11111111 beautiful sis- t.'.ei 'l‘heatlicni people would laugh till they wept to hear this assertion. I1 is true that. “lint-i1- Tom’s Cublu.‘ “Why Women slu.‘ "'l‘lit1 White Shiraz.- of Chinatown." "Si Perkins“ and a few other shows of this type. which appeal particularly to agricultural commune tics, have. a vogue in Phoenix which they have never attained in tlit1 cul- tured metropolis of the territory. It is also truenhat comparison of Tucson and Phoenix in logard to the. very high class productions. such as Riot» nrd Cnrle E. H. Sothern. etc. is i111- possible for the reason that these splendid productions. which have ap- peared this season in Tucson, play in only the larger cities, and do not have Phoenix, Tempo, Mesa. or the like upon their routing” So each night after some perform- ance. of the "Red Curse of Dennison's Dagger,” or "A Iiiintl (‘llrl's Love," Phoenix society gathers in a Chinese restaurant, and conarntulates itself on the fact that these two magnificent dramas had larger audiences in Phoc. nix than In Tucson. And the papers repeat the talk. And Phoenix waxes proud. FRANK'S PATRIOTIC JAM. (’l‘he Delinentor.) Little Frank had been taken by his father to hear the patriotic exercises in the town hall and had been much interested in it all. The singing had delighted him. "Columbia, the Gem of the Ocean," impressed him partic- uIarly. The next day he sat in the kitchen watching his mother make her goose. berry jam. , “Mother,“ he said suddenly, “your 111111 is made. of gooseberries, isn't it?" “Yes. dear." said his mother. “Well," said Frank, “I was just. won- dering what Columbia. the 111111 of the ocean, is made from." “What are the names of that young couple next door?" “We won't be able to find out for several weeks. They've just been married, and he calls her Birdie and she calls him Peltle."—-—Cievelaud Lender. ' The Suite "Johnny. your pnrlor clock is an our fast" The Kid'Brother—“l know it. don't tell sister so." The Sultor————-“i‘i’hy not?" , The. Kid Bi1oiher-—"iieca11se she lint thinks you don‘t know tt."—Clevelnnd Leader 11 1 -... m, tin-on h Whick of a little capital? many good business chances have you ALREADY lost. ow many more will you lose for the same cause? . Why not open during- account, in this Bank and got in shape 1» to imp your next chance? li‘our per cent interest will help you. and satin lined, regular price Ladies' Suits, regular price $22.50, Ladies Bultl, reguar price 325.011, Mullen” Covert Cloth Coats regnlm Ladies‘ Waitlts, of which we eat 1y Silk Gloves. from . ............. Juniper Dresses. from .......... ‘AAAA‘-A-A-A‘A‘AAAA‘ AA vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvg $4. 50 and $4. 98, at. L. GOLDEN’S, 68 " “'l‘l1e‘?~Pa‘ris“CIOak and Suit House Great Reduction Sale of Suits. Coats, Skirts. Welds and Silk Gloves . Ladles‘ Suits, in all the latest styles, beautifully lulioreil. lodies’ Suits. regular price 330.00, tiuced to . ............. . ..... Ladies' Skirts, from .......... mom. in town. at prices much loWer than any of our competi- tors can buy at wholesale, from ...................... .90: up .. ........................... 5,0c up Full length Black Slllli (fonts, 111 . We carry a full line of the Neino (‘oisets at 1111 mites SALE AT BOTH STORESu 515 Main St, Stamford. conn., and 33 80. Main 3t, 80. Norwalit. Conn. Millinery The Newest and Best UNTRIMMEI) SHAPES ; you are accustomed to pay $i.9li;*\ve arc soiling them off ..... $1.19 50 TAILOR MADE HATS, the Baltic what We sold light along at AAAAAAAA‘AA‘AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA‘AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA silk 818.00, reduced in .......... “1.98 reduced to ................ $14.98 reduced to ................. 311.60 reduced to ................. $20.00 piice Sittilii and 91.100 1'1» ............................ ‘ .8 ......................... $1.98 up the lamest and host assail- ................ $1500 11ml $20.00 I vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv'vv'vv‘ 5. those for which ...................... $3. 2543 45 Washington Street AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA HARRIS & TELEPHONE 450. iiiiii 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. ,TheFerrisCoalCo 149 Washington St. iiiwii TRY OUR Bologtias, Frankfurters and San- sages —- all made fresh. daily. Meets and Provisions of all kinds. F. KARL, 76 NORTH MAIN STREET ,Phonc 445. IF YOU DON’T BELIEVE TheRoger Ludlow is THE Beéi 10c Cigar Made TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED. The ScTwinCityCiga‘i' is W kcLAéstv ITSELF. B. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER: countless. “Politeness." said Senator Galllngor, in the hope of stilling a rather acrimo- nious argument it: a clubroom.. "di- waya pays." Hist flushed listeners looked up at himxln Inquiry, and he smiled. and repeated, "Politeness sl- wsys pays. . Two little girl: I knew were seated before a plate containing two bunchesof groper—one a very large and tomoting‘and perfect bunch and the other small and hard and green. The two little“ girls looked. at the two bunches for a- space of st- lenco. Then the polltochlld said: '1: ’oo gwoody'l' “'No. the other names ed; To note bit sweedyfll ‘Then,’ said the first "110 choose.”'—~Jud£e. ' 111.119 are many who cannot 11m to vvvvvvvvvvwvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv COAL-1111- AT LOWEST PRICES ‘cmatcs pinched nerves and pain In 1 m a moon killed who are expert.- at 1 ‘ «antiques sit or iii the heck. GANS CO. .68 WATER STREET. THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is Ibo science of the cause of the dis. .11111 and tiltI art of ad lusting the some. Dioceses are caused by n wr ch liilfl. Ior sprain In the back. you if done to childhood It 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 111 your body. Nervousnens, Rheumatism. Purely. sis, Iicurt, Kidney and Female Die eascs are given special attention; also Curvature of the Spine. You Will never regrt-t giving Chiropractic 3 tcltaiico to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK Magnetic Treatment. Given Also. MY SUITS 1 At $10 CAN'T BE BEAT 1). GOT’I‘LIEB 11 1110er min 31.80. uoawgitx NORWALK , , Savings Society ' INCORPORATED 1849. Deposits March 1d, 1909, 53.655.424.37 ‘ George Ma'Holmeo, Prat. Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Past. Frad'k A. Ills. Sony 6 Treat. TELEPHONE CALL 720. Dorlon H ouse (cream-y Boulevard) 5.11311 NORWALK. Shore Dinnersiand All Kinds of Sea Food Clicked to Order . paopni‘n'roa. f WOULDN'B DO TO BEGIN. Both father and mothe1 struggled valiantly to teach little Effie. to repeat the letter “’A.’ The child emphnilcally refused to pronoun the first left 1' of the alphabet. an after many vs 11 efforts the father retired from the light discouraged. The mother took the little girl on her lap and pleaded with her nifectiomtoly "Dosrlo. why won‘t you learn to any ‘A'?" she asked *“Bccansc. mound " explained Ellie. “do: his boob 1111 say A will want Inc t W 11‘. who always gets wont he tin-Iron rarely 1161111111 what um trim LEADING DRY cocoa s'ronn. . Rmmmsmmm NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Muslin Underwear As the season advances Muslin Underwear becomes a very necessary and important part of a woman' s wardrobe. Our celebrated Home Made Underwear has all of the characteristics pf hand made garments, as they combine cxccllenw of material. perfection of fit. daintincss 1n dec- oration and skill in construction. Our full line is now on sale and our assortment is complete. Housefumishing’ Department A Few of Our House Cleaning Specials TRISTRAM 50—foot Clothes Line ...................... 91: ' Potts Irons, per set ....................... 75c iz-quart Galvanized Pails . .. .. . , . . . . , . . , . . .1511 l Shelf Paper, 10 yards ...................... 6c Sleeve Boards .............. . ......... 29c ' Clothes Wringers. 11~inch ................ $1.95 Window Brushes ......................... 4:11: Wash Boilers 2XX ...................... $1.15 Good Scrub Brushes ..................... loc Nickel Tea Kettles, No.8 .................. 75c Rattan Carpet Beaters . , . . . . . . . . ......... 13c Wire Carpet Beaters ...................... 10c Tack Hammers . ........ SC I 6 Thin Tumblers ......................... 19c 81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN The Best Advertisement Is a Pleased Cudtomer Spectacles and Eye Glasses that fit the face and fit the sight are the kind that please. IINWIBK UPIIBAI CU. Successor; to HOMER B. HOYT. United Bank Building 97 Washington St. Ol-‘EICFI HOURS—~92 Io ll::10 and 12.;45 to 6:00, and Saturday evenings, 7 to it H. Krieger &Co. West Washington Street. A VISIT TO OUR HIGH CLASS ow Shoes For Men and Women heel and Perfect littiug'at ankle, and toe and always cosy comfortable upon the feet. They .nre built on Fine Foot Line's and give the greatest sut- lsfaction in style, appearance and service. Only the best of put into them. The proof that our shoes are superior to all others is found in the luct that we guarantee our footwear. CONNEALLY AND ‘BRACKEN We Soil the Best 37. 00 Shoe' to Connecticut. TELEPHONE 30M materials and workmanship are Millinery 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 own order is as differ- ent from the ready trimmed Hats bought from factories and sold by so many merchants in this town as an arc light from a tallow candle. We are showing a great variety of Untrimmcd Hats in all colors and styles, from the small Turban to the extremely large Mary Gardens. A great many exclusive shapes not to be found' in any other store. CHILDREN'S HATS. from 501: to $2. 50. SHAPES, from 981: to $2. 00. We also have the new MUSHROOM SAILOR HAT, in- black, burned straw and corn color, 98c to $1. 50. A Iarge~variety of all the newest and latest FLOWERS,: from 35c bunch to $2. 00‘. II. x _ rieger A 1., Co. 129-31 West Washington Street . SOUTH NORWALK. SPECIAL 8111.11, SATURDAY 2 Copies of Popular Sheet Music FOR 25c John E. O’Sullivan W. A. Buggerman 8 FIRE WOOD ‘ ' Hard and soft ready for family use. Hard Wood.....ii.75 per in cord. Soft Wood...$1.oo per 36. cord. Split Wood. 25¢ Run 11. A. CARMI IET‘T‘O' WOOD YARD: . N0. 74 Newtown Avenue We get our customers' confidence because they know we give them value. . When you buy 3 Suit. or Overcoat here you came to know the real satisfaction connected with fullest vaiue in cloth, workmanship and style. —“*m~._ -__ Hampton” . 3 Nathalie, c9111.. All Green Fish Blue, Roe Shad. Sea Trout.“ 111.11g owned hy1«»ii.uytuond Brothers. Shad, Cod tollkd. Hillbu West rt "‘"'"°"" 112.111.11.111 11111111 .1.” “”5 $"°°*°*‘5°° .Dono an Illicit. . in Waco! ‘ n It a re. a e. on . 0.- v H I h “9" m 9%“;1113" I“ lim"8°$mmm' anxg'ei'wsliiinlfrotf: -~——~-¢ .........~~.. ’ .. ; ‘ BC ' Cil1 Tax Collector Wiltlam tfi ‘ p .111 If“. ‘3 ' ,u‘ndV L ' _ . ‘ASES our reports that at the present . ' ’ Jillt arrived "‘0“? than nine-tynins and one» ‘ ~ ; 1 . ' ' ' 11... cent. or the tax and agreement; ; ; $1105 *0 33150 of 1907 have been collected. FISH MARKET, George A. Miles bu again taken up ' th- monument of Beamsido [11113181 Washington 3W BI‘IOEO‘ Joseph. Davis Brut-1111 Farms During the winter Mr. Milo: has been running afihotel at Ber- .nindn. 11:11» sJ Mentor Robert Cicrti illf lidr. and Mrs. James operated on on annotation mm“ . Cort c. wade: avenue. We: out-condo 1 50!! Dr ”- ..1'111. 911. ”m— X m. antiwar. 111111111111. Rebuttal, iii Deduction destiny. and is now gettin- oioa bi. The once was a bad one, out: harms become inaction in Tiller. clothio‘r. Matter, of by
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