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IEIIIE IIIIIIES
‘II' 'ORDEROF NOTICE. . .
"" ' ' ,
District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate
, Court, May 4. A I). 1909.
Estate of John i-.i Ferris, late of Nor.
walk, in said district. deceased.
Whereas. the executors of the will
of said deceased have. exhibited to
this court an nccsmnt of their adminis
tration of said estate from April 1,
1908, to Aprli'l. 1909, for adjustment.
Ordered, That the matter of the ad-
justment and allowance of said ac-
count be heard and determined at the
I’Iobate Office in Nmualk, on the lith
day of May 1909 at It) o'clock fore-
noon; and that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested
therein in publishing this orderan a
newspaper having II circulation in said
district at. least the data before said
day of healing:
HFNRT \i'. (lRl‘ (lORY.
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0E IIIIIIIII Illfllli
Bill Passed by the Slate Senate Today
Makes It Unlawful—Many Other
Measures Acled 0n
: HARTFORD. May h.-—The bill to
prohibit the sale of brook trout ex~
cept by batcheries and breeders of
trout passed the senate today. it
makes it unlawful for n'ny person to
bny,'aeil, or ‘filter for sale any brook
trout taken in the uateis of this (state
The penalty is a fine of not less than
one. dollar nor more than $30 and
the buying. selling or offering for sale
of each of the fish is deemed n separI
ate. offence.
,The not under which the State
hoard of Education is to grant teach-
ers' certificates was again passed to-
day with the qualification that teach-
era now employed and who have. been
teaching for three years shall receive
their certificates without further exam
fixation.
The amendment to the charter of
the city of New Haven under which
the Board of Finance shall appropriate
funds (or schools school buildings
and shall iavy'a tax of one and one
half-mills on all taxable property in
the New Haven city schools district
also passed the senate. This bill has
I, been held up ‘until an Inquiry could
be made into 'its provisions.
The senate Ieceived a resolution
heating 0. Ward Northrop as associate
judge of the Middletown Court Among
other measures passed were the for
lowing:
An amendment to' the charter of the
East Lyme Power Company;a resolu-
tion providing qu‘afiers for the First
Company of Genernors Horse Guards
lnI the state armory. and placing the
' cbminahd undeI the orders otjbe adju-
I ti‘oIIhr; a resolution permitting
taut geneIai: an act requiring that It?-
turns of investment companies and
investment brokers shall be made to
the tax collector 'and not to the comhp-
! e
Greenwich Water Company to increase
’ its rainy stock to not more than $1. -
prtinldln'g that the um.
tied shall be issued at not
, par and for cash or. its
; resolution incorporating
ver Plain Water Company
‘ModisbSutts at Sill
Cheer Molds '3_\\a't 7m NI. the Rage In Sult-
~ Moll“ Child“
We are constantly in touch with the new-est styles which
are loo m h the most fashionable drossore.
of Clotz'l’ng w: are now presenting at $10 includes all the
The material we use makes our Suits squat ‘
the values offered elsewhere for 81.5 and higher.
Gunfight Clotting Campsite
FIRE SALE
Shoes, Clothing and ,
V, i Gents’ Furnishings
WHICH WAUSAVED FROM THE FIRE. AT ADLER
BROS.’ STOHEMUUT BE SOLD WITHIN
Sale Begins May 6th 9 A M
' 52 Water Street. South Nor-walk
The group
(‘ owe in
DAYS.
Ladlea’ Covert Cloth Coats. regului
Ladies' Walats, of which we catty
615 Main at. Stamford, conn., and
$4.50 and $4.98, at
L. GOLDEN’S, 68
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The Paris Cloak; andSIIif House
Great Reduction Sale of Suits. Coats. Skirts. Wallis and
‘ Silk Gloves -
Ladies‘ Suits. in all the latest styles, beautifully tailored. silk
and satin lined. regular price 818.00, reduced to .......... 811.08
iadies‘ Suits. regular price $28. 50. reduced to ............... 810. 98 I
hadlos' Suits, regular price 026.00, reduced to ............. ”7.60
la'dies Suits. regular price 830 00, I'Wed to ................. .00
duced to . ........ ..... ......
Ladies' Skirts from ..........
ment in town. at prices much lower than any of our competi-
tors. can buy at. wholesale, from ...................... ....50c up
Silk Gloves, from ...............
Jumper Dresses, from ......
Full Length Black Silk Coats at .
We carry a full line of the Nemo Cuisela at all plicea
- SALE AT BOTH STORES» ,
Millinery
The Newest and Best UNTRIMMED SHAPES. those for which
you are accustomed to pay $1.98; we are selling them off ..... 01.19
50 TAILOR MADE HATS. the name what we sold right along at
.............. . . . . 03.25—43.45
pIite 810.00 and 316.,00 Ie-
...... ............. 3 8
......................... $1.98 up
the huge-It and heat asson-
............ ...............50cup
.93 at!
$20.00
............... ' ..S16.00 Hill
33 80. Mall! at, 80. Norwllk. Quill.
, THE Lesotho oaY councils are? -- ‘I .
TRISTRAM 81 HYA
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. Qnt 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-
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
5-0 -foot Clothes Line .................... . go i Potts Irons, per set ....................... 75c
iz-quart Galvanized Pails .................. I5: I Shelf Paper. 10 yards ...................... 6c
Sleeve Boards ........................... ‘.29C Clothes Wringers. 11-inch .‘ ............... $1. 95
Window Brushes ... .... , . . . . . . , . ........ 40c I Wash Boilers, 2XX ...................... $1.15
Good Scrub Brushes ...................... Ioc Ni kel Tea Kettles. No. 8.. ............. 75c
Rattan Carpet Beaters : .................... I3c I Wire Carpet Beattrs ............. ‘ ..... .. . . .roc
Tack Hammers ........................... 8c 6 Thin Tumblers .................... Igc
TRISTRAM & HYATI‘, NORWALK, CONN.
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Washington Street
It‘s‘ Your
First 'Order
We’re After
You‘ll be after us with your
future orders becnusc our HAZ-
ELTON COAL' pleases and our
service is perfect.
Let's Have Your
Fifth ' Order
The II. Hershfield & SonCo.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St. '
soirte gun carriages to the Soidiels
Home at Newton; making an appro-
priation (£8186. "(I for the office of the
secretary of state and for the Connec
ticut School fora)!!! at Meriden for
two years. of which amoxmt 8138.000
is for the Boys“ School.
The judicial deficiency bill which
was passed yestdrday was reconsider-
ed and the wording in it changed and
then paused. the figures of the aggre-
gate appropriation not being changed.
An act concerning the care and
protection of trees on highways and
public grounds was changed so that
appeals can he ’made from the decision
of tree wardens to the county commlsv
siouers and compelling tree wardens
to secure permission of owners; of
property before making changes was
then passed. I
IIIIIIIIIIIE IIII BEIIIIIE
IHE SEIIIIE
(Continued from First Page.)
over those who are oppoaing the'meas-
tire, when'tbey voted down a motion
to reconsider yesterday‘s action. The
(matter came up during the transaction
of calendar business. when Represen-
tativr: Hayes. of Waterbury, moved
the reconsideration of the resolution
introduced by MI. Chandler of Rocky
Hill, yesterday. placing the bill in the
hands of a committee of nine to be
appointed by the speaker. Represents
tive Malone. of Bristol. opposed the
motion to r‘ecousideI on the grounds
that it was R very peculiar time in
make such a motion as there was still
a great deal of business upon the cal
cndar which had not been given at-
tention. Upon this ‘Representative
IHayes wit‘bdlew his motion sad ,the
rouse emason ded to-«c endar
I othatiera 'had been
cons dared. however, before Represen
catives Hayes renewed his motion to
reconsider. which was opposed by Rep-
resentative Forster, (if Q’smon. and by
Representative Hall. of Willington,
e
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“A savings acobunt here would
I. ' h position today—could Jon takapthe tlIIe to hunt for
some h'ln‘g really worth while or would you have [to tslte the first “Job"
II find. to meet this week's
e 80th Natural]: Savings Bank
NUNlTID IANKI IUIIDING.
oeory bill .» .
fin one you while you hunted for a .
score the.“ court.
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AT LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS 81
TELEPHONE 450.
SPRING SONG
Ferris Coal makes merry music
As it rattles
Down the chute.
And old Winter having vanished
Leaves the furnace
Standing mtlte.
We be; 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 CoalCo
149 Washington so
Booms. Frankfurter: and San.
sages- —all made i pally
MechandProvnIonsofaiifiItls.
FKARL
76 NORTH was mm
”to“. «8. '
\
W van now-r BELIEVE
8 THE
Ben 10c . as... Made
TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED.
The ScTwinCityCigar
IS IN A CLASS BY ITSELF.
B. J. REYNOLDS
' MANUFACTURER.
who said that the opponents of the
bill were trying to kill it and they
would not allow even twenty- -four
hours for the friends of the bill to
show What could be done. Representa-
tive Culver. of Seymour. said that be
hoped the motion would prevail. and
that the matter would be reconsider-
-e.d. His speech. however, was inter-
rupted by Representative Chandkr.
who rose to a point of order that is
remarks were not Romano to the mo-
tion, and the speaker so ruled. Rep-
resentative Tingier, of Vernon. said
that when the opposition had been so
thoroughly thrashed so it was yester-
day It should take the medicine. He
part of the men who on a free and fair
‘ vote were beaten as they were the
motion to reconsider was in very bad
taste.
Repruentstivafliarh, of Bridgeport,
The Roger Ludlow ..
thought that” such an effort on the‘
{The Best Advertisement Is
a Pleased Customer
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
that fit the, face and fit the. sight
'are the kind that please.
EEIIIIIIIK IIPIIBII Bil
Successors to
HOMER s. HOYT.
United Bank nunamg
97 Washington St.
OFFICE HOURS—8 to “:30
and 12:4510Ifizil0. and Saturday
I eveningsfi't'o 9.
GANS CO.
681WATER STREET.
Trip orgasm.
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of tho
cause of the disease and the art. of III
lusting the salll’. illnesses are caused
by a wrench, «Flat or sprain in the
back. Even iffloue in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in thé’llifferent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through hprmonizing the six
nerve systemsip your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. lie-art. Kidncx and b‘emals' Dis
cases are gitun special attention; also
(‘Iurvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
TWFRANCISDC.
94 WASHINGTON 8T 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Truman‘s Given Also.
MY SUITS
At$10
CAN'T DE BEAT
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST. 80. NORWALK
LA
Shoes
For Men and Women
8
Perfect fitting at ankle, heel
and toe and'aivhys easy and
comfortable upon the feet.
The,- are built on 'Fine Foot
Lines and give the greatest sat-
isiaction in stl'll'. appearance
and service. Only the best til
materials and workmanship are
put into them. The proof that
our shoes are superior an all
elbow is found in the is. t that
we guarantee our footwear.
CONNEALLY
AND—-
BRACKEN
We Sell tllti' Beél 37 00
Shoe infionnec‘ticat.
Thteenoue scat
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED "4!.
Deposits March 1d. 1909.
33.655.424.37
George MJlolnm. Proof.
Wm. A. Cums. Vice-Frost.
Frod'k'A. Ilia, Ice) A'Tross.“
W.
'1' TELEPHONE cart. 720.
rav A sex or
Eaton' Crane & Pike’ 5
(Gregory Boulevard)"
EAST, NORWALK.
—--_
Shore. Dinners and All Kinds ofI
Sea Food Cooked to Order
Pnoems'rbn. ' ,
g‘ ...- __1 '
said that no Ieason had been advanced
why the matter should be reconsider-
ed. He said the matter had been be.
fore the house all this session and to
spri 3 such a motion at this thne‘
.when there were so many absentses l'
was a kind of mantlce with which no
Dwight. I. Int-rotunda In
Dwight S fittrrows,a a,pri.vate in
rese'nré'ativeh Hayes Ibo ex‘plain why as
wiahe to are a canon: Iteration. T e .
chair at this nointl‘recognised Mr Ms M the Writers? Home is NOW!“
ii“: “a "1 “I“. ""I ”was; littoral" .. itii'ln‘él: Alli?
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a "m" mm w” 3° W and interment will follow in spring
"if you “New would stand shoal 0W" ““9"“ .
der to shonldpr.y ‘dl soon win the French A. “an”.
suffrage." "Oh but "so we'd get our
Frailcii A. .Orsbon'l. a prints in
Connecticut Volunteer intantryq‘p
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‘ H. Kricger 8100.
‘ SUITS. $12. no to $25.00
innit; r' 9" New an: ..
lgck my». -_ , - , easxs'r surf cgsas
' 3122;.am‘1" ‘ ' ’ " just arride
was not familiar He called upon Rep- Company 1—! Twenty-sixth mommy,
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sleeves all crhihed."——Houston Chron-
lci0. Company 0. Twentydlflh Connecticut
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Will Be to Your Own Interest
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West '"Washington Street
A VISIT TO OUR
Milliner
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 i-lats bought from factories and
sold by so many merchants in this town, as an arc light from
a tsllow candle.
We are showing a great variety of Untrimmcd Hats in
. all colors and styles. {tom the small Turban to the extremely
lar 2 Mary Gardens A great many exclusive shapes not to
be ound' In any other store:
CHILDRENG HATS. fr In 5°C to $2.50.
SHAPES. from 98c to $2 43.
We also have the new MUSHROOM SAILOR HAT. in
black. burned straw and corn color. 98c to SI. 50.
A large variety of all the newest and latest FLOWER‘S.
fro ‘n 35c bunch to $2. 06’.
get 8t f 0.
I 29-SlWe1stL ,Wt shington Street.
I 80m INORWALK
. TJA.
We get our customers’
confidence because they
Iknolv we give them value.
When you buy a Suit or'
Overcoat bore you come to
know the 'real satisfaction
connected with fullest. value
in cloth. workmanship and
. style.
Hard and soft ready for family tree.
Hard Wood.....01.75 per 5‘ cord.
Soft wood......$1.60 per 3‘ cord.
Split. Wo‘od..25c Extra. .
A. CARMI BITTU‘WOOD YARD.
N0. 7' Malawi) smut; .,
no». "0'. 733.2; .I, $1?le Conn.
$1.25 to 83-50
Joseph Davis
Tailor. distiller. flatter,
I d! I! flu."
fnihntry. edattssob saw him .t i
name, Norotoh. ally 3 age hi I . “ ”fink?" .
The remains were taken Id, 5“
sun imam tor burial. . I “WW
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