- physiological. new designs. The material and "tight. the fact. [fill IIIIIIIIIS SOLVENT NOTICE. District of Norwalk. ss. Probate (‘ourt April 19 A. D.,1909. Estate of Lester St. John. late of Norwalk. in said district, deceased. The (‘ourt of Probate for the Dis- trict of Norwalk hath limited and al- lowed six months from the date’ hereof ~for the creditors of said estate to ex- hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to prese t. their ac counts properly attested. ithln said time. will be debarred a recovery. All persons Indebied to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to SETH B. TOMS. 1120 27 In! Executor 'ttIIITuI aunts. F'unorai of Mrs. Keisier. The funeral services over the re mains of Mary Ann Kelsler. who died at her home in East Norwalk Sunday, was held from her late residence In New street, this morning. The Rev. li‘Iank Dnnwell Waltet officiated. and the remains were taken to Spring Grove Cemetery. Darlen. for butlaI GOOD CHEER AT TABLE. (Springfield Union.) It is a well known fact that good di gestion depends on a favorable (Glidi- tion of the mind and nervos when ones dinner is eaten no less than on the quality of the dinner itself. I‘he doctrine of good cheer at the table rests not merely on a moral or settli- mentai basis. but on one distinctly Confusion in serving a meal. haste in eating It the discussion of household troubles or business wor- r,ies or the consumption of the repast In sullen silence—any or all of these to d to produce the evil that engages the attention of school authorities. 'I‘ he atmosphere of the dinner Is deter- mined largely by the adult members of the family, but extends inevitably to the children. who frequently sur- fer In consequence both in disposition and general health. And the lack of the tight atmosphere at the dinner table Is quite likely to lead to Indif- ference In preparing the meal, so that the result Is the abominable state, of the things presented when a dinner is newly cooked badly served and eaten In a mood of peevish discontent It is to be feared that table enthusi- asm Is indeed a lost art in too many homes CREDITORSI OF HOTEL CLIFFORD . TO MEET. There Is a movement on foot for a meeting of the creditors of Charles Reyneke. proprietor of the Hotel (‘iif- ford who closed the hostelry a few days ago. Just what the eventual re- sult will he cannot be suited yet. but one of the creditors stated today that the probabilities are that a suit will be entered against Mrs. Harry Pepper, on the ground that Mr. Reyneke has been much hampered In conducting the place, on account of necessary re~ pairs not having been made to the building JAMAICA AUTO COURSE SHORT. NEW YORK May 4.—-A Iemeasure~ ment of the automobile course at .la- males. where the remarkable record of a. mllein’racing automobile In 32 2.6 seconds was made last Tuesday. is said today to show that the mile course is phart 235 feet. The record will probably be officially nullified shortly by .the New York Automobile Association. under whose auspices the contests were held. The two~mile course Is said to have been found to be 270 feet short. MINER! INJURED BV EXPLOSION. ‘PITTSBURG, Pa.. May 4.——An ex- plosion of powder 2,000 feet under ground in the Arena Mine of the Key- stone Coal Company at Aronat. ser- ioush Injtn‘ed seven miners today and caused a panic among 200 others. The mine was not damaged. The many friends of Joseph I. Wait. formerly proprietor of the Ho tats Clifford and Mahackemo. are pain- ed to learn that he continues very seriously ill at his home in Brooklyn. ”ma—L.— Tommy—Wow. what Is three card mono? Mr Tucker-«It s the moat diabolical Infernal swindle that every anybody— erooer—oh, it’s some sort of gambling some with cards I believe. Tommy.— icago 1‘anth - Suppdse You With Suns st to. Cheer Mains 'bltat «an. 3\\\ the Reno. in Suh- Mahh CHM“ We are constantly In touch with the. IIewcsI'styIcs which are ones led by the most fashionable dressers. of Cloth ng we are now presenting at :10 Includes all the thaw” uttered elsewhere for Ito and higher Confinfiht Clothing Campsite Thegrou p we use makes our Suits equal (‘ ome in 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 perfect. Let’s Have Your FirstOrder The B. Hershfield St $011 Go. Tel. 294. 122 Water St. hours In SANDS. Bridgeport Beach Camber: Get Some Rare Prizes. The wreck or the steamer John ti. Slarln was laden with something be‘ sides had luck. says the Bridgeport Farmer. While wrecks arc not dcsIru‘ bit: at any time, the casting up of the steamer on the breakwater cannot be regarded as wholly regrettable by a portion of the community. Since the wreck boatnlen and others have but-n at work about the place where the Starin struck and also along the route she took before she grounded. Oyster dredgcs and tongs hilvo been used to bring to the surface portions of tin- cargo which weIc washed or tbsmru overboatd. The work has In solnc been more profitable than oysth-Iua. One man, who hits barn at work with oyster tongs, brought up 96 plant-s. which were ll part of the cargo. and which had been washed overboard The case in which they were packed had been broken by the Waves and tin- planes had sunk to the bottom. They are worth $2.50 each, and the lucky finder has sold most of tbctn at a small reduction from the regular price. - Another man got I? gold watches from the sand near the spot where the steamer was beached. There are still two Winchester rifles in the water near the spot which if iound will be a prize. They were made to order by the Winchester Company at a cost of $150 each. When they were lost the order was duplicated by working night and day to get them out on time. it In said that. the rifles were ordered for ex~President Roosevelt to take with him on his African trip. They have not been found since. A com- bination lathe and planer, worth’ 81.- 500, was lost in the wreck. and has not been found. although there is n ru- mor that an East Eng man dug It out of the sand the day after the wreck and took it nhome. Several East End ladies are. wear- Iug silk dresses which came from the wreck. Several cases of valuable silks went overboard and were picked up along the shore. Large quantities of all kinds of hardware have been fished out of the water near the scene. One of the most interesting of the finds was that of a young unmarried East End resident who picked up a baby carriage built for twins. It. is said he will hold it for future develop- ments. Instant-os- SENSIBLE GIRL. "But.“ he urged. "you could learn to like me." “That may be." she responded. -. "But I have'my doubts about genuinescss of an acquired taste." . A PRECEDENT. s. “Should a man be made an ad- miral fur taking a fleet atound the wotld?‘ “l nnd‘e’risand the The government owns over 92 per cent. of the Iaiiway mileage in Ger- many. Were Obliged . tint‘rae IA to seek a new position todayw—could you (site the time to hunt forl something really worth while or would you have to take the first “job" )ou could dad. to meet this week's groceryb bII. . A savings aeooum here would finance you while you hunted for-a » load position. 4% interest. ..p ‘_ The South Norw Savings Bank that . to \ ladies’ Suits. regular price ”2.50. iAdies' Suits. reguar price $25.00. Ladies’ Suits, regular price $30.00. duced to . ............ Ladiea' Walata. of which we catty 516 Main st, Stamford, COMM, and The Plans Cloak dad Suit IIouSe Great Reduction Sale giflkSuits. Costs. Skirts. Wrists and Gloves Ladies' Suits, in all the latest styles. beautifully tailored. and satin lined, regular price 88.00, reduced to .......... $11.98 lodies‘ Covert Cloth Coats. regular Ladles' Skirts, from ......... merit in town. at prices much lower than any of our compell- tors can buy at wholesale, from .......................... 50c up Silk Gloves. from . .............. Jumper Dresses, from ........... Full Length Black Silk Posts, at . We carry a full line of the Ncmo Corsets at all prices SALE AT BOTH STORES. V AAAAAAAAAA‘A:ALL‘AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA‘AAAAAAAAAAAAA‘ J silk reduced to ............ . . reduced to ................. $17.60 reduced In ................. $20.00 price 51000 and $15 00 re— . ......................... ”.98 ......................... $1.98 up the largest and best assort- ............................ 50c up .......................... $4.98 up .................. $15.00 and $20.00 33 So. Main so, So. Norwalk, Conn. that Magellan re .ceivad that reward for the feat." ~ 0-- - v- - -----"v---v--v-------"-------------‘ ‘0 M. l. 0 .0 0 0 o ,0 0 ‘0 o 0 o it 5 :: it) The Newest and Best UNTRIMMED SHAPES. those for which 0 Id you are accustomed to pay Sills; we are selling them off ..... $1.19 3 .0 0 it: 60 TAILOR MADE HATS, the some what we sold risbt along at 0 l . 31.50 and 34.98. at .................... 33.25—33.45 1:. o o o ‘. 0 i "s 8 w 11' s I - I 1. L. GOLDEN , 6 as Ington treet 1. AAAA-AAAAAAAAAAAAA-AAAAAAA ’ ’l HARRIS & TELEPHONE 450. AT LOWEST PRICES GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. .._...... . _........s_ ”M...“ inwiii 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 Matérials. Cement. Sand. Bricks, Sewer-pipe, Fertilizers and Other seasonablc goods On sale here at low prices. The Ferris Coal Co 149 Washington St. i‘ii‘ii‘ __ v-..“ .4... TRY OUR sages - all made fresh. daily. Meats and Provisions of all kinds. F. KARL. 76 NORTH mm STREET Phone ' 448. IF YOU DON'T aamsva TiteRoger Ludlow IS THE Best 100 Cigar. Made TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED. The ScTwin City Cigar IS IN A CLASS IV ITSELF. B. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. HOPE FOR UTILITIES BILL. House Insurgents Win by a VDte of 124 to 110. HARTFORD. May 4,—The house in- surgents won a victory on the public utilities' bill by voting not to reject the bill which the judiciary committee had reported unfavorably. 'l‘ a final vote stood 124 no. 110 ye. he roll call was. taken right after the .chap- lain‘a prayer. The house chamber was thronged with Inectaflirs and be- fore the session opened there was arestsctivity on: the part of men who represent corporations and who were canvassing the members The roll out was ordered and took an hour to be disposed of. Representation Chandler, or Rocky Hill. and Retiremen- er Bishop. of Neil Haven who . ' the opponents of mm» Bolognas, Frankfurters and San-i THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic t‘ItIropractIc is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of ad lusting the ttltlllt’. Diseases are caused by a wrench, tuiat or sprain In the back. Even If done In childhood It creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause of this OISK'HN‘ and pain. and health is restored through harmonizing the six nerve syatcmsvin your body. Nervousnesa. Rheumatism. Paralyo sIs,°Heurt, Kidney and Female Dis cases are give ecial attention; also Curvature of Spine. You Will never regretgiving Chiropractic a chance to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 94 Waanmcrou sr. so. NORWALK Magnetlc Treatments Given Also. MY SUITS At $10 CAN'T BE BEAT D. GOTTLIEB 11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK NanALK Savings Society tacoaeoaareo 1m. Deposits March 191. 1909. 33.655.424.37 ' George M. Holmes, Frost. Wm. A. Curtis. Vice-Prest. Fred'k A. Etta. any 4 Trans. TELEPHONE CALL 720. Dorian Ho__u__se (Gregory Boulevard) EAST NORWALK. Shore Dinners and All Kinds of Sea Food Cooked to Order John E O’Sullivau PROPRIETOR. a woman’s wardrobe. oration and skill to construction. A Few 50-foot Clothes Linc ........... . Iz-quart Galvanized l‘ails ........ Sleeve Boards .................. Window Brushes ............... Good Scrub Brushes ........... Rattan Carpet Beaters . . . Tack Hammers . . . _ ran LEADING. DRY Goons cross TRISTRAM & HYA NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. As the season advances Muslin Underwear becomes a very necessary and important par Our celebrated Home Made Underwear has all of the characteristics hand made garments. as they combine excellent e of matcxial, perfection of fit. daintiness' In dec Housefumishing Department Our full line is now on sale and our assortment is complete. of Our House Cleaning Specials Potts Irons. per set ................... . ........ 9C ..75c ......... 15c SheliPaper.onards......,.......,... 53 .......... 29c Clothes Wringers. 11- -inch $195 ..... 40c WashBoilers.2XX $115 .......... lOC' Nickel Tea Kettles No. 875C .......... 13c Wire Carpet Bean's ....Ioc .......... 8c 6Tl1inTumblcrs..,............ ”19¢ TRISTRAM & The Beat Advertisement Is a Pleased Customer Spectacles and Eye Glasses that fit the face and fit the sight are the kind that please. IIIIWIBK [IPIIBII Bil. g Successors to HOMER a. HOYT. United Bank Building 97 Washington St. OFFICE liOl'RS—R In Ii :10 and 12:45: to 6:00. and Saturday evenings. 7 to 9 HIGH' CLASS OW' Shoes For Men and Women Perfect fitting at ankle. heel and too and always easy and comfortable upon the feet. Thcy are built on Fine l-‘oot Lines and give the greatest sat- isfaction in style. appearance and servicc. Only tln- best of materials and workmanship are put into tilt-III. The proof tint our shoes are superior 5:) all others is found III the fact that We guarantee our footwear. CONNEALLY AND—_— BRACKEN wrsot the sen $2.00 Shoe in Connecticut. , rsLscuous‘aeu TRY A IOX 0F Eaton, Crane 8t Pike’s 25c . WRIIIIili PAPER W. :A. Btiggetmau’s [AUDIO ITORI. M‘u—wng pleased in having the house vote to take up consideration ‘of the'blll. soon as the speaker declared ihlt the” bill was before the house a motion was carried that the speaker “point a committee of nine to draf I. It“ hit] to he reported not later khan“ .que 1 Representative Burned. ht (it-.eenwich opposed the motion of Both: resentatlve Chandler thct this com. yarn and stenographers to assist in preparation of‘ the new bill. . In the corridors was to the effect Mtg”. the introduction of a new bill vhiould plotting the «than into amt. It runs. belief that the :bill prepared thb commission will Inittee have the right to employ tun -l' sd.”—-l-‘hiladelphia uilstIn. " then-w hill with £th Mum'llqait. 138 Washington St. '\. .‘fl libs. . of a blue pencil to this mind > ‘ ohiacted to. The of; - .3 udiciary o0 mitten amped With ‘ (me their». stout: “rises from at room at the top." quoted “ ‘ “ as." refilled the demoraliaer. ‘" um alum will be unless fa- titles for getting here are Improv- Nell-A gIrI can‘t be too careful about choosing“ a dilemma. . Beds—Than right: by a chap-n on sets ailthe theattsn our-Philadeli‘ H. -, ' riegerSt Ci). w_ . . i. ‘ Will Be to Your Own I Macm- HYATT, NORWALK, coat. Wes‘i Washington Street Every Hat is made in our own workroom made in our workroom or made to your own on] em from the ready trimmed Hats bought fr sold by so many merchants to this town. as an ‘ a tallow candle. We are showing a great variety of Untri all colors and styles. from the small Turban to large Mary Gardens. A great many exclusive be found in any other store. CHILDREN'S HATS from sec to $2. 50. SHAPES from 98c to $2. 00. We also have the new MUSHROOM SAI black. burned straw and corn color, 98c to $1. so A large variety of all the newest and late:’ from 35c burial: to $2. 00. H. Ktieger _« I. 29 31 West Waitington FIRE WOOD Hard and soft ready for family use. Hard Wood. . .. 41.75 per 56 cord. Soft Wood......31.so or “card. .Bplit Wood. 25c sin. A. CARMI IETTB' WOOD YARD. filo. 74 Newtown Avenue. Phone ”9.18M. fl' wows. Conn. All Green Fish. Blue, Roe Shad. Sea Trout, Bueli Shad. Cod steaks, Halibut, Westport' Eels. Spanish Mackerel, Strip Bass. Il'lst Native. Shad Ros. Haddoc. Pol- lock Blues Long Island Sound Lot» acre. Escallops. long and Round' nus. John C. Silcox 5 Fl.“ MARKET. - , 181 washinatou Street Bridge” rat. sat. sun oativsav. ‘:J
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