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litll linen
SOLVENT NOTICE.
Districtr of Norwaik. ss.. Probate
Court. April 24. A. D.. 1909.
Estate of Frances “D'Artols, late of
Nor-walk.“ in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwaik. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibitrtheir'claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested. within said time.
will be debarred a recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
‘ CARRIE D‘AR’I‘OIS.
u26 mil to ~Administratrix.
iliiiiii iiilLFiIliiilili.
Mrs. “Gary C. Barn.
The death of Mrs. Henry C, Berg oc-
curred yesterday morning at her home.
No. 11 Bayview avenue. Deceased was
seventy-two years of lags, and leaves
three children, Misses Lena. and
Sophie L. and William J. Berg. and
one grandchild. the Miss Sophia 31..
Bars. 2nd. and three sisters. Mrs. Hen-
ry Ehlers, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mrs. Fred
Hagerman. South Dakota; Mrs. Henry'
Stadler. of this city. Funeral services
will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Rev. Dr. Maciarlaud will
onciate.
Mrs. Mary Ann Ksisicr.
Mrs. Mary Ann Keisler died at her
home. 4 New street, East Norwalk.
yesterday. of old age. The funeral
services will be held at her late resi~
denco.vtomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Rev. Frank Duuwell Waiter. pastor of
the First M. E. Church. officiating. in-
terment will be in Spring Grove Com-
ctery. Daricn.
turnstiles NEWS
,- James C. Donneiiy. .lr.. of South
Norwalk. spent Sunday at his home in
' ,I’ New Milford.
Harold Stone. of issues street. spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in VNew York city.
The Arlen Singing Society will hold
a monthly business session this even-
ing. at Arion Hail. ‘
{The city council of Norwsik will
meet in the council chambers in Wall
street, this evening. .
LeGrand Allen has returned to his
home In Norwalk. after. having spent
a few days with relatives in New York
city.
The Philathea Class of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church will hold a
business and social session tomorrow
evening at the home of Miss Grace
Hunt. in Clay street.
Raymond Brothers have purchased
the property in Woodbury avenue. on
which the firm of Burke. Deutch &
Company started to erect a concrete
house, and intend to finish the rub.
The house is a double one and will
have twenty rooms. it will be finished
in hard wood.
Stringer While. secretary of the
Newark Hat Finishers' Association.
was a guest from Saturday night until
tidgpnrning of Councilman George
W. Bogardus. of South Norwalk. There
are ten union factories at work in Mr.
White’s district. in addition to the
factories of the Associated Hat Manu-
facturers. . v ;_
James Bailey. who was not known
tolthe police. was arrested in Tony
‘. Tortorello’s saloon, in Railroad ave-
nue. Saturday night by Officer Frank
Stratton. The arrest came about over
a dispute concerning the payment of
some drinks. The proprietor of the
' place made the complaint to the poll .
Bailey was fined 85 and costs t is
morning by Judge Joseph R. Taylor.
He paid up. ‘
‘1 Attorney Leo Davis delivered his
lecture. "Town and City Government."
before an interested audience. the
members. of’ the upper class at the
laabeth Mead School. at Hillside.
day afternoon. Mr. Davis’ hearers
were so much pleasedlthat he has
been invited to address members of
. the school on “The Courts of the
. Blue" later. )His former lecture he
, has aireadylfsiivered at the East Nor~
walk school and he hasbeen asked to
\ give it at the Over River school.
3 The Danviiie Register of April 28
says of Cl:- lea Schnmau. who is weli~
known in e Norwalks. having play-
3t
., ”Mun Sun. at tic"
Closer M“ M “to I“ the has in Tash-
Mable CMMM;
We are constantly in touch with the newest styles. which
MP
of Cloth ngme are now presenting at 810 includes IS the
the vaktas o cred elsewhere for $15 and. higher.
. Wald Chilean
ionahia dressers. The
wa use makes out-Suits squat
Come in
s ‘ t ,
Osmium -
It’s Your
Firii‘ Order
We’re After
You'll be after us with your
future orders because our HAZ-
ELTON COAL pleases and our
service is perfct‘t.
Let’s Have Your
First Order
The B. liershfield 8t Son 00.
Tel: 294. 122 Water St.
MW
3 .We carry a full
.
sacs n b
’I‘hLl Newest and Best UNTRIMM
who and 84.98. at .....
L. GOLDEN’S, 68
_. R188:
ed with the it & (l baseball team. and
who now plays with the Danvilie team
of the Texas League: “Charles Schn‘
than had Orth‘s swaltcrs guessing with
his mixture of slow ones. curves and
rises. and he fielded his position very
cleverly." Shorty's many Norwalk
friends will be pleased to learn of his
clever work and great success. 0n
the above date Schumun held the
Lynchburg team dowp to no hits. his
team winning. 1 to 0. '
It was extensively rammed rarotmd
among the friends of Adolph \i'. Drey-
fnas. the popular Mahacgemo Hotel
block cigar dealer. this storming, that
he had become an acronaut and that
he was already in the mssession of an
airship that had been shipped up born
from New York. The story run to
earth developed the fact that Mr. Drey-
fuss had something in the form of an
airship. but it was of the toy variety
and could not be put to much practical
use. At last accounts it had landed
on top of a high show case. while it
was being tried. and no one has yet
appeared with a step latter.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Cornelius H. Lucy to Ella A. Lucy.
ten acres and buildings.
William Shanahuu and wife to En.
hos and Keller Amothers. land and
buildings. Ely Neck.
Dottie E. Chadeayne to Margaret M.
Dibble, lot and building. Bayview ave.
sue.
THE ANGLER CAUGHT.
Angler~l called to ask if i ‘might
fish in the brook yonder. it looks prct»
ty good to me. .
Farmer—Oh. the brook‘s all right.
but I—
Angler—l'm willing to pay
don‘t be alarmed. Here's 35..
does that strike you?
Farmer—~Favorabiy. but you see i—-
Angier—Oh. never mind; i won‘t
you:
How
knock down any of your fences. Any
fish in the brook?
Farmer—Lots of ‘em.
Angler—Good; how long is the
brook? »
Farmer—Bout four miles. '
Angler—Good! Well. l’m off; good
day. Oh. I say. you won't sue me for
trespass or damages if i take out a
half hundred. will you?"
Farmer—Nope.
~ Angler (shoutingi And i say.
you've no objections to my wading the
whole length, have you?
Farmer (shouting backi—Nope. take
the darn brook home with you. if you
wanter; it don't belong to me'.
A Juvenile court offender in New
York gives an explanation of how one
may be on earth who has not been
born that differs from Topsy's——
“Please. sir, i wasn't born. he got a
stepmother." _
Little Gladys (on seeing the pieces
of china on the floori—Oh. mammal
Just see the'mlovely jigsaw puzzle
Mat-"g; made out of one of the new
plate ."—Puck.
———
There iiare only fifty-five female
physicians in the .German empire.
Were" 'Obiiged
:' .i.~-..r .‘
toaaakanew
‘ you cool
:- A savings account here would
3 guild position. 4% interest.
3%waaammn ar. '
A
million Wily—could you také’ihaj time to hunt for
aomothi ’ really worth while or would you have to take the first “lob"
nod. to mast this week's grocery biii.
'fl". to:
south Norwaik Sayings Bank
" titti‘l‘lo sang amtoma.
finance you while you hunted for a
score aoawauc cons.
3.»; Vi Vi 7;
PRING SONG
Ferris Coal muku merry music
As it rattles
Down3 the chute.
And id Winner having vanished
Leave the furnace
Stand ng mute.
We big of you however 9’
Please do not wrongly think
We sell Coal only._
As tht‘ re are Building Materials.
Comer t. Sand. Bricks,
Scwcn1 pipe. Fertilizers and
Other‘scasonable goods ,'
On sale here at low prices. ’
Th Ferris CoalCo
149 Washington St.
i ififhi“;
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TRY OUR
Bolog . Frankfurters and San-
sages— all made fresh. daily.
Men 3 and Provisions of allklnds.
76N RTHMAINSTREET
i
3 Phone 445.
'F van oou'r ssuava
Th ‘f Roger Ludlow
l8 THE
'10c Cigar Made
TR 3min AND as CONVINCEO.
ThdScTwinCityCigar
is m A CLASS BY ITSELF. ,.
B.
. REYNOLDS”
manuraoyuasn.
_:
3 FOR A HARD MAN.
(Youth’s Companion.)
An merican guest for the night at
an inn3in Stirlinl. Scotland. descended
to the files at break of day and com-
plains to the person in charge that
the be was hard.
‘l‘lt 3as like sleeping on a board." he
an d. 3 .
Thelperson in charge replied with
cold ulsterity: _ .
"The great Duke of Wellington once
slept in that bed."
"No wonder they called him ‘1‘ 0
Iron )ulte.‘ " remarked the guest.
ruefuli rubbing his. person as he
turned away. 3
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Oh no of the new transatlantic lin-
‘ J E Panstnkand Suit House"
Great Reduction Sale of Suits. Coats. Skirts. Wabls and
Silk Gloves
Lalies' Suits. in all the latest styles. beautifully tailored. silk
‘ M . ll . . ;
you are accustomed to pay $1.98; we are selling them off ..... $1.19
50 II‘AILOR MADE HATS. the same what We sold right along at
AT ,Lowssr PRICES
and satin lined, muiar price 518.00, reduced to .......... all.“
Mllea’ Suita.‘regular price 822.60, reduced to ....... unis.“
ladiea' Suits. reguar price 825-00. reduced to ................. $17.50
latrliea' units. .reguitr price 830.00. reduced to ................. .oo
hauler Covert Cloth Coats. regular price 810.00 and 815.00. re
yduesdto................. ............. . ................. .M
.La- iea' Skirts. from .................................. $1.08 up
1ies' Waiats. of Which we carry the largest and best assort-
. ment in town. at prices much lower than any of our competi-
. ‘ tors can buy at wholesale, from ........................ '. .BOc up
Sill Gloves. from ....... A ............... locup
.lu iper Dresses. from ..................................... .98 on
NI length Black Silk Coats. at ................... $15.00 and 020.
line of the Nemo Corsets at all prices. ‘3 3
OTH STORES.
su Main at, Stamford. COnfi., Ind 83 80.1Main at. 50. Norwllk. Conn.
ED SHAPES. those for which
.............. ........ $315—$345
Washington Street
- AAAAAAAA‘A‘AAAA‘A‘A‘A
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
' 50-foot Clothes Linc . . . .
3 Wimp“.
RAM & HvArr,
NO‘.. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. '
E
ooomnssn. 3 3 .
uslin 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 characteristipa of
hand made garments, as they combine excellence of material. perfection of fit. daintiness in dec-
oration and skill in construction" Our full line is now on sale and our assortment is complete.
ta-quart Galvanized Pails ......
Sleeve Boards ................
Window Brushes .............
Good Scrub Brushes ..........
Rattan Carpet Beaters .........
Tack Hammers ...............
GANS‘ CO.
68 WATER STREET.
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiro' practic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad-
justing the snow. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist. or sprain in the
back. en it done in childhood it
creates inched he as and pain in
into; it in to! di rcnt organs and
m s.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
ncrve systems in your body.
Nervonaness: Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart. Kiduey and Female Dis
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You wtli
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON ST. 30. NORWALK
Magnetic Trutmanta Given Also.
MYSUITS
5 At $10
CAN’T 'BE BEAT
D. GO’I‘TLlEB ‘
I
11 soars won at. so. noawam
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NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED ‘849.
Deposits Material. 1909.
, 33.655.424.37
George M. Holmes. Pmt.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Pull.
Frad'k A. Ills, Sscy A Tress.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Dorian ouse
(Gregory. some...»
EAST NORWALK.
_.-
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John E. O’Suliivan
PROPRIETOR. .. g i
HER OPPORTUNITY. . ‘.
"LEM." said Rendering Mike. “you
don't want to listen to n033hard luck
story. do you?"
“Not a bit of it." "
"You relieve my mind. if you want
to hear somethin‘ worth while!!!“
Jea' gimme a chalice..w show .what i
kin do as an after-diner speaker."——
Washington Star.
DROUGHT iT ALONG.
“wen. i never,"
i "Pat in a hurry. old man." ‘
"But what are you doing ’with this
chunk of turn". ‘
- ' "Mr. Wife Want‘bd me‘ to match
my ’ no."
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_ Danevbn Stock.
The Best Advertisement is
a Pleased Customer
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
that lit the face and lit the sight
are the kind that please.
iiiilliiii 0Pi|liii Eli.
Successors to
HOMER B. HOYT.
United Dank Building
97 Washington St.
Olfl'l‘lClil, HOUR8—8.to llztlii
and 12:45 to 6:00. and Saturday
evenln’. 7 to 9. '
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK. CONN.
_ 7 OW
yShoes
F or Men and Women
Perfect fitting at ankle. heel
and toe and always easy and
comfortable upon the feet.
They are built on Fine Foot
Uues and give the greatest sat-
isfaction in style. appearance
and service. Only the bcst of
materials and workmanship are l
put into them. The proof that
our shoes are superior to all
others is found in the fact that
we guarantee our footwear.
CONNEALLY
. AND—-
BRACKEN
Wt Sell the sea $9.00 ‘
Shoe in Connecticut.
TELEPHONE as“
TRY A BOX OF
Eaton, Cranes: Pike’s
3 25c
'Wlillllili PAPER
. W. A. Briggennan’s
female arose. -
a .
132 Washington St.
“John. you said'we'd have to' give up
luxuries and allbw ourselves only nec-
essitlea."
"Yes. my dear." ,
“But you came home latit night from
the lodge in a taxicab; .1 heard’ it."
"That—ep—that was" a neoclsliy.
my dear."-—-Boaton Transcript.
A sign hung in a conspicuous place
in a store in‘ Lowrance: “Man is made
of dust. Dust settles. Are you a meat”
Boston W
Berlin is said to have more trees on
the streets than any other city in the
world.
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181' Washington‘Streat Bridge
' Housefurnishing Department
A Few of Our House Cleaning Specials
............ 9c Potts Irons.pcrset 75c
............ 15c Shelf?apcr.royards 6c
............ 29c Clothes Wringers. u-inch ........$x.9§
............ 40c WashBoilers.2XX 8115
............ 10c Nickel Tea Kettles. No. 875C
............ 13c Wire Carpet Beaters roc
............ 8c 6Thin Tumblers 19c
”4..., .‘ ~..... _
' H. Krieger &Co.
WeSt Washington Street
. '1 .VVV 'h. .‘h J V
k4? 1..“ 5777/"
A VIsrr To OUR
Will. he 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 are light from
a tallow candle.
We are showing a great variety of Untrimmed Hats in
all colors and styles. from the small Turbait to the extremely
large Mary Gardens. A great many exclusive shapes not to
be found in any other store.
CHILDREN’S HATS. from sec to $2.50. '
SHAPES. frdm 98c to $2.00. ‘
We also have the new MUSHROOM SAILOR HAT. in
black. burned straw and corn color. 98: to $1.50.
A large variety of all the newest and latest FLOWERS,
from 35c bunch to $2.00.
V .
..
H. Krteger Co.
29331 West Washington’s-treat.
' SOUTH NORWALK.
FIRE WOOD
Hard and soft ready for family'use.
We get our customers'
confidence because they
know we give them value.
When you buy 3 Suit or
Overcoat here you come to
know the real satisfaction
connected with fullest value
in cloth. workmanship and
style. ‘ .
SUITS. $12.00 to $25.00
' New line of
BASKET 'SUIT CASES
_ in" sieved '
"3 -~ Stag mime
JosephIDat/ié
Taller. Olothlar. Nation.
Hard Wood ..... $1.75-peru cord.
Soft Wood. .3150 per it. cord.
Split Wood. 25c Extra. '
A. CARMI BETTS’ WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Moments Avanua.
Phone No. 7832.3 Norwalk. OOnn.
All Green Fish
Blue, Roe sand, Sea Twenties”
Shad. Cod Steaks. Halibut, Weatport.
Eels. Spanish Mackerel; Striped Bass.
Flat Native. Shad Roe. Haddock. Poi» ‘
lock Blues. Long Island SoundLoir
allure. Escallops, Long and Bound
321‘“ .C— ESnéoi’si
"SH MARK“.
m. an. raaa oattvaav. ‘
‘33:!!!“ you ant 3r a doctor? [WNW
Does a a you ontaoon? limo m
Robbins—l imagine so. He said be '5 mh’iflomlio .'
wished I had sent for him macro-t,
no ' 3 .- -
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