ursutuitrlnsr 15- RM ‘ ‘
new duties.
and 11111600in0 tiII fact.
Mothhfiuits at 810
Cheer Mk Dhat In Till the but \a hash-
\m\ah\e Child“
We are constantly In touch with the newest styles. which
are use an by the most fashlenIlIII dressers.
of Cloth g we are now presenting at .10 includes a
The materlIi we use makII our Suits IquIi
the values stared Ilmbere for 816 and higher.
~Mmu fictions campus
TM MP
the
Coins in
FIRE SALE
Shoes, Clothing and 4.
Gents’ Furnishings
WHICH WAS SAVED FROM THE FIRE AT ADLER
BROS.’ STORE MUST
BE SOLD WITHIN
FIVE DAYS.
4.931s Begins May 6th. 9 A. M
52 Water Street. South Nor-walk _ R
surs‘sauksse laser.
Executive Committee at Country Club.
. Guests of Charles I. Hoyt.
The ssecutiye committee 0’ the
State Hankers‘ Association held an
important meeting yesterday afternoon
at the Norwalk Country Club when it
was decided to hold the annual con-
volition of the association at Water-
bury. June 16 and 17. The banquet
will be held on the evening of the
111th. at the Hotel Elton. and the coh-
vention business session on the 17th.
other matters of interest to the as-
sociation were also discussed.
At 2 o'clock the executive commit
has sat down to a fine dinner. served
under the direction of Steward Weeks
and Is the guests of Charles E Hoyt
secretary of the association who is
secretary and treasurer of the South
Norwa'ik Trust Company.
In attendance were President 13. G.
Brynn of Waterbury; VioePresident
C. C. Barlow. of New Haven; Treasur-
er C. Leslie Hopkins, of Norwich; Sec
rotary Hoyt. of South Norwalk; Execs
tivs Committee Chairman M. H. Gril-
tin. of Danbury; N.’.'D Prince. of Dan-
} ielson; C. I... Rockwell. of Meriden. and
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. Hospital.
..P Price. of Norwalk.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
District Deputy George 10.88am.
of Greenwich, will be present at the
meeting of South Norwalk Council to-
night. at which time the first degree
will be worked on three candidates by
the ncil’ s degree team.
Matters pertaining to the state con-
vention of the order. which will be
held in the Stratileld Hotel, Bridge-
port, Tuesday. May 1-1. will be discuss-
ed and the final arrangements made
for the euchre and dance. which will
be held in the Knights of Columbus
Hall May 14th, also the installation of
the new court of the Daughters of isa—
bella May 9th.
, W...
. PASTOR FOR NEW HAVEN.
-’ NEW HAVEN. May th—Rev. R. C.
Denlson of Janesville Wis. it was
learned today, will be recommended
for the vacant pastorate of the United
church (Consrentlonall to the church
society by the committee appointed a
year ago to find a successor to the
Rev Artemas J. Haynes who was
drowned some time a'go A meeting of
the church society is to be held next
Monday.
DEASH F‘RQM APOPLEXY
Joseph Driscol of Westport avenue.
died. this morn at the Norwaik
Hevhad been removed to
the institution Monday afternoon
snusrin'g tram ahoplexy.
‘ * DISORIET.
1 "May l—may 1 kiss you dear?"
Said he.
f "First 1 want one thing made clear."-
Said she.
. “Have you e'er kissed a maid before,
. Or tried?"
' "No,“ he answeredvshe was sure
He lied.
‘ Then with willing lips, she whis~
’ l‘ered "Well.
Yer, you my, since you don‘t kiss
» And tell'
‘4&6.' I'LW .in Boston Transcript.
Nils. MEEKMAN.
r'l. Bo par—Mrs. Meekman is a
’ ‘alh‘ple Of what 0 man
4 , he's
' .‘ ‘~ Minot what a wile
. Quaint-s, a grown- up daughter and
First Order
‘W e to After
You'll 'be after, us with your
future oldé'f‘é‘hccause our HAZ-
ELTON COAL pleases and our
service is pepfect.
Let’s, Have Your
First Order
The B. Hershiield & Son Co.
TII. 294. '4 ' 122 Water 0!.
RRRR
La 6 Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage, N. Y.. N. H. (I H
Freight Yard.
Two 'Phones — 754- 3; 814-2
consEnvarIvs.
“i am afraid Crimson Gulch is a
. lawless community." said the visitor.
"No." answered Bronco Bob. "But
we ain‘t so. eras: tor more low that
we drag in the unwritten kind.'~'
Chicago Post.
HIS HOURS.
Polly Primv-They tell me you are
a. dissipated young man. Now. i sup-
pose you never see the sun rise.
Jack Rapiddle—No; i don't often
kin do as an after-dinner speaker} ——~
Record.
one of the London papers recently
had a story about a poor man wins
wood for soup. it cannot be very
palatable sort of soup.
Tile American consul in Mexico City
thinks that there are now more than
20.000 people from the United States
living in the sister republic. ‘
King Peter seems to think that Ser-
via should have a cheaper king than
he is. ithdoes not seem possible.
A tin 'fiorking possibly as old as Sol-
01110113411119 has been discovered in
Rhodesianw ' .' R'. ... .
A man generally weighs most at his
er-iniaw’ think a man ought to
11.
"Suppose on
fortieth year
'Wém Oblig‘ed
robot“;
ti_on. 4% interest.
MM
«cps
lylwoulgh will a o’r wo‘ id you have. to take the drst "Job".
you soul!“ had. to Inee‘t this week's grocery hil.
savings account here would finance you while you hunted for a
you take the time, to hunt for
The $0th NorIvalk Savings Bank
tlmrso IANIt smooths.
DOUTH NORWALK. BONN-
mm -_
The Raris‘laak {hid-3011110088
are: Reduction sun of 1...... Costs. sum. wish and
sun Gloves
Ladles' Suits. in all the latest styles. beautifully tailored. silk
and satin! lined. regular price $18 .,00 reduced to ........ ”011.98
Ladies' Suits. regular price $22 50. reduced to ..... . .......... $14.00
Ladies' Suits; reguar price 825 00. reduced to .............. $17.50
ladies‘ Suits. regular price 380 00. reduced to ................ 82000
Ladies' Coverii Cloth Coats. regular
duced to nus-one... -.a.-.~..s
LadieI’ Skirts. from ...........
Ladies' WI .of which we carry
price 810 00 and $15.00. re
...... ............ 03.08
......................... ”.98 up
the largest and best assort- '
meat in own, at prices much lower than any of our competi-
tors can buy at wholesale, from . . .. ....... .- .............. 501:
Silk Glovas. from ......
Jumper Dresses. from ...........
Full length Blalck Silk Coats. at .
............................ wcup
................ '. Jib-00 and 30.00
We carry a full line of the Name Corsets at all prices
SALE AT BOTH STORESt
616 Main at. ltamford. coma. Ind
33 So.-Maln la. 00. Norwalk, Conn.
The Newest and Best. UNTRIMMED SilAPESthose for which
you are accustomed to pay $1.98; we ili'e selling them off ..... $1.19
00 TAILOR MADE HATS, the name what we sold right along at
u. 50 and 34. 98. at.
L. GOLDEN’S, 68
TELEPHONE 450.
i ii i i if 3
SPRING SONG
Ferris Coal makes merry music
As it rattles
Down the chute.
And old Winter having vanished
Leaves the furnace
Standing mute.
We her. of you‘however
Please do not wrongly think
We sell Coal only.
As there are Building Materials.
Cement. Sand. Bricks.
Sewer-pipe, Fertilisers and
Other seasonsble goods
On sale here at low prices.
The Ferris Coal Co
149 Washington St.
iiwiii
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankfurter: and San-
sages— --all made fresh. daily.
Heats and Provhiom of allkinds.
FKARL,
76 NORTHMAIN STREET
Phone 445.
IF YOU DON'T ssusva
TheRoger Ludlow
IS THE
Best 10c Cigar Made
TRY ONE AND‘ BE CONVINCED.
The ScTwinCity Cigar
I. IN A CLASS BY ITSELF.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
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'There is this , t the peach bas-
ket hat. however. be best peaches
are at. the bottom of the baskets—New
Yorkjiail.
“Are you one of 'tlie mourners?" "i
am." "‘What relation were you to the
deceased?" “"6110“ but he owed me
310. "—Cleveland der.
. The judge solii lead. "I have have
arried Maud M ler with wheat at
t .25." he cried.“ herewith he went
out- and kicked himself.-—New York
Sun.
.li
“Sometimes." said the official.
really yearn for private life."
“Yes." answered Senator Sorghum;
"the great objection to private life is.
“I
public expanse."
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3""COAL!
AT LOWEST PRICES
however. that it cannot be pursued at has
new
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washington Street
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GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
THE NEW SCIENCE
0 I o
Deflnltlon of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the satne Dias es are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates lucbe ea 13 and pain in
has: lif in t are at organs and
m s.
Chiropractors‘rcmlve the cause at
this disease and pain. and health is
nerve systems .in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
gis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis-
eases are given special attention; also
Curvature of “the Spine. You will
never regret vlng Chiropractic a
chance to help on.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 31’. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given AiIo.
CAN'T BE BEAT
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST» 30. NORWALK
NORWALK
Savings-Society 4
meonsonarso 1m. ,
Deposits March 161. 1909.
83.655.424.37 -
ornate M:HoimII, PrIIt.
WM. A. Gertie. Vice-Fresh
Fred'k A. fills. Secy S Treas.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
Dorl__(_I_n Hou_§_e
(anger-y Boulevard)
EAST; NORWALK.
‘ cog-m.—
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food (looked to Order -
John EEO—"Sullivan
PROPRIITOR.
excsp'rToN‘a To ALL notes.
person says. that person will think
‘ you have good \iudgmsnt."
i’ve tried that name.
“I dunno.
cessfully on my wife." .
i
you be so kind as to set of! my feet?"
Little Man (with a hundle)———“i'll try.
air. is it much of a walk?"-—Cleve—
land Leader.
A Philadelphia paper says that. the
parents of I. girivln that city cannot
her on the stIse. Perhaps the
shown. x . ‘
rub II MI ”9 II» a.
flu...”- f"
restored through harmonizing the six .
“if you agree with everything a‘
Big Man (with ,a grouchl—“Will
I'-
I.
. I was LEADING nsr cons stone.
TRISTRAM 8: HY
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
“TT.
- W uslin Underwear
As the season ndvInces Muslin Underwear becomes a very necesssr and important part of
a woman’s wardrobe. Our celebrated Home Made Underwear has all 0
the characteristics of
hand made garments. II they combine excellence of material. perfection of fit, daintineas' 1n dec-
oration and skill in construction. Our full line is now on sale and our assortment is complete.
Housefumishing Department
50-foot Clothes Line .............
”quart Galvanized Pails ........
Sleeve Boards ..................
Window Brushes ...............
Good Scrub Brushes ............
Rattan Carpet Beaters ...........
Tack Hammers .................
. 4 A Few of Our House IClenning Specials
.......... 9c Potts Irons.perset 75c
.......... 15c ShelfPaper.royards 6c
.......... 19c Clothes Wringers. 11-inch ........81. 95
.......... 40c Wash Boilers,sXX $115
.......... 10c Nickel Tea Kettles. No. 875s
.......... 13c Wire Carpet Beaters 10c
.......... 8c 6ThinTumblers.........................19c
The Best Advertiseme..t Is
a Pleased Customer
Spectacles and. Eye Glasses
that fit the face and fit the sight
are the kind that please.
Fillllilll Il’lllill Bil.
SueeIIIors to
HOMER B. HOY'I’.
United bank Building
97 Washington St.
OFFICE nouns—s to 111110
and 12:45 to 6:00. and Saturday
evenings. 7 to 9. ‘
For Men and Women
Perfect fitting at ankle. heel
and toe and always easy and
comfortable upon the feet.
They are built on Fine Foot
Lilies and give the greatest sat-
isfaction in slyle. appearance
and service. Only the best of
materials and workmanship are'
put into them. The proof that
our shoes are superior to all
others is found in the fact that
we guarantee our footwear.
4 CORNEALLR
:AND 1'
BR‘ A C K E N
We Sell the Best $7.00
Shoe in Connecticut.
TELEPHONE sou
TRY A BOX OP
Eaton, Crane &‘Pike’s
1‘
W A Briggerm’s
MUSIC Irons.
Donovan Sleek, 132 Washington St.
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THE NEW CONONIOOMAN-
“i ain't satisfied with 1119'wa they
printed this’ speech"
“They sprinkled in plant’s: lapsh-
ter and applause.” "
“But how about them We of
ilenlémce and them thfldienins
00 a?” -
“Speaking of heirlooms." broke in
the iodnacious landlady. "i have one
which has some down through five
generations. Ind-" "Pardon me."
came the voice of the frivolous board-
er"but do you refer to the hutterf"—
‘ Philaddlphia {£11.01}.
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WRIIllllI' PAPERS
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT. NORWALK CONN.
no.
2. H.1gr 8100.
West Washington Street
'Are You in Need of
Housefurnis-hings?
(ll Housewives who are cleaning house.
at present. desirous of buying a few
needed-articles, will do Well to see our
splendid line of Furniture, Lace Cur-
tains, Porticrés. Couch , Covers, Win-
’_- dow_ Shades.Curtain Poles. Rugs,Ch1na
" and Japanese Mailings, Crex Matting.
y...
is used by thousands
account;
(II 0111 prices are not higher than oth-
er Shires charge for inferior goods.
on. CredIt System
Nurwalks ll There IS no red tape at:
tached to it. ill Simply sel'eéi your
goods and have same charged to your
settle your bill ill EASY
WEEKLY or MONTHLY I‘nymcnts.
29- 31 West Washlfl’tOI Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
of pcople In The
Fins woon
Hard and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood.....Si.75 per 1‘ cord.
Soft Wood......81.50 r 3g cord.
Split Wood. 250 its.
A. OARMI BITTSP WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtflwrl AVInue, .
Phone No. 788-2. Norwalk. conn. ,
Blue. Roe Shad. Sea Trout. Buck
an ad. Cod Steaks. Halibut. Westport
Eels, Spanish Mackerel. Striped Bass
Flat Native. Shad Roe. Haddock?“
lock Blues, [nag island Sound Lobe
atlers. Espnliopl, Magnum! 011030001!
John. C. fillcoxs
‘“ ‘ stall whiten ‘ ‘ ‘
181 Washington Street Bridge
111. III. has oath!
She—How‘ conceitedly that m
talks. is he an actor? 1!me
than that! Has an amateur actor.—
Wt.
,. in cloth? workxnans'hip and
We 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
style. Rd
SUITS. $12. so to $25.00
New line of .
BASKET SUIT CASES!
just arrived
that to 33 so
M
Joseph Davis
Taller, distiller. Hatter.
FurnIIhIr.
Norwalk Chronicler