.farouly
Ihmiimu.
that particular men like. First
Two Piece Suits
on will like the handsome styles. the
mummy, ”no"... thIn you wil appreciate the unusual broad variety
$7 and $10 '
Every garment we will guarantee pure wool and wasted. Every
suit has received handwork when handwork la wtat to its fit and
single Breasted Baits
green. olives. smokes, greys and Oowego blue “race in plain and fan-
' cits. At no higher than 310. Look them oIcI.
Copyright Clothing Co.
6. North Main Street
in all the ucn'cst shades of
I
FIRE SALE!
THE STOCK OF
Shoes, Clothing and
Gents’ Furnishings
I WHICH WAS SAVED FROM THE FiRE AT ADLER
,c BROS.’ STORE MUST BE SOLD WITHIN
‘ FIVE DAYS.
Sale Begins May 6th, 9 A. M.
' 52 Water Street, South Noryvalk
‘
WELLLLA—i --.A
TRY OUR
Bolognas, Frankfurters and
Sau-
sages — all made fresh. daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MA'IN srass'r'
Phone 445.
IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE
TheRoger Ludlow
IS THE
Best 10c Cigar Made
TRY ONE AND as CONVINCED.
xTthcTwinCityCigar
IS IN A CLASS BY ITSELF.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
MY SUITS
At $10
.i CAN’T. or: BEAT
7D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN St. 50. NORWALK
anon. CRANE, & PIKE
KARA LINEN
1 Is. PACKAGE. .... ......
MUSIC STOR E.
Donovan Block,
1 PACKAGE ENVELOPES.. . ..
W. A. Briggennan’ s
WilllWll PIPER
..25c
..10c
132 Washington st.
“COLUMBIA Posfias'rsa Di
lie Ieprescnted his town in the
He leaves a wife and three daugh
.6.
in; questions. Youd better
still or something will
one night.
cut, you know.' Davey
pressed with this that he kept
for three minptes. Then:
er
kn‘ev 2"—~Everybody’ a Magazine
happen
you/f his tired motheI finally told him
" 'Curiosltv once killed a
5'3.
WILLIMANTIC, May 10. —George B.
Fuller postmaster at Columbia fOI
nearly thirty years. died today at the
" f age of 72 yans. after a long illness.
legis‘
lature in 1884, and had also hold the
offices of town clcrk and treasurer.
tors.
‘ Little Davev Sloan is forever ask-
keep
'10
was so im ,
silent
‘Say, moth-
what was it the cat wanted to
It’s Your
First Order
We‘re After
You‘ll be :Ifth' us with your
futurc ordcra bccauso our HAZ-
ELTON COAL picaecs and our
servicc is perfect.
Let’s Have Your
First Order
The B. Hershfieldh Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
PUREM
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office ‘and Storage. N. Y., N. H. s H.
Freight Yard.
BIG FORESTERS' lNITlATiON.
Yostmday was :I great day for tho
Foresters in Stamford. (inc of the his
gest classes on record received the
degree, which was conferred by the
highly proficient degree team of C(IIIIt
Narruk, of Norwalk. All 'thrcc SIIIIII
ford courts combined for this occasion.
'euh providing many- of the delegates.
There were large delegations from
both Court Mahackcmo, of South .\'or-
walk, and Court .\'arruk, of Norwalk.
This occasion has bccn looked forward
to with much interest for many wcck<
and was fully up to expectations.
ATTACHMENT IN DARIEN.
Deputy Sheriff Samuel C. lrcltuni
went to Darien this morning and at-
tached property of Francis I). “ritzht
at Tokeneke Beach to satiety a claim
of the iiIid'gcpoIt Automatic (‘ompuny
i'0I $1000.
What was Mind in a wreck story.
as told by a metropolitan daily: "The
captain swam ashorc and saved the
life of his wife. She was insured in
on: Northern Company, and carried a
cargo of cement." '
“Our new book in dreadful slon.‘
"So is ours. When no invite people
for dinner “(I tell her they re coming
foI luncheon. "———liarpeI‘ s Bazar
PROTECTION AND INCOME
a“: I
“'7 WASHINGTON ‘1'.
are both best served by a savings account in this bank, Protection be-
mouse of the PERMANENT safety and income because the rate is
known and the 'payment of interest prompt and certain.
Four per cent Is the highest safe rate.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED IANK IUILDINO.
SOUTH NOIWALK. CONN.
i
a
3
i
$7.50 up.
SKIRTS from
l‘OA’i‘S from ...
I I
TELEPHONE 450.
L. GOLDEN, 68
The Paris Cleak and Suit House
Selling Out SPRING suns at Greatly Reduced Prices
This sale consists of very fine Sample Stilts, also regular stock of
broken lots, which we will sell this wcek at a great sacrifice
.......................... “.98 no
WAIBT8~We carry the largest assortment in town at
DRESSES i'IonI . .. ...... . .......
............ ...,WWSASS lip
We also any II full line of the KAYSER SILK GLOVES.
SALE AT BOTH STORES;
516 Main at, Standard, (zoom, and 33 Be. Main BL, so. Norwaik. Conn.
COAL——
AT LOWEST‘ PRICES
HARRIS ' & GANS CO.
We Have No Competition with Our Prices
Others will ask you for the some goods from 20 to 35 per
cent. more.
Get Your Season’s Supply of Waists
At 75c and 85c
(‘0th with the assurance of getting here for 73c flilil Rim the
you are accustomed to paying $1.25 and $1.50 tor.
sizes, short or long sleeves.
from
very low prices.
-. ._-4__.____._
S3.” up
68 WATER STREET.
THE LEADING Dav Goons Sroas.
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT,-
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 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.
Housefurnishing Department
A Few of Our House Cleaning Specials
sovfootClotliesLine...,............,......
Iz-quart Galvanized l‘aiis ........
Sleeve Boards ...............
Window Brushes .............
Good Scrub Brushes ............
Rattan Carpet Beaters . . . . . . , . , .
Tack Hammers .................
samc as
All
Washington Street
Two ’Phones - 754-3; 814-2,
illill liilllflli
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, 5.2., Probate
Court. April 21, A. it, liWii.
l-Istatc of l-‘runccs il'ArtIIirl, lutc of
XIII-walk, in said district, dcccnscd.
The ('0an of Probate for tho ills-
trici of Norwalk, hath limited und al-
lowcd six months illllll the date hI-rcoi’
for thc crcIlilors of said estate to ex-
hibit lboir claims for scitlcmcnl. Those
who III-Itch-t to prcsent ilIcir accounts.
propeily ultcstcd, within said time.
will be IlclIuI'rI-Il II recovery. All per»
sons Indohtcd to said estutc urc re
Illivslr' Ii to makc innnotiiutc pnunI-nt to
t‘ ARRIIJ llAil'l‘UIS,
\dministrutrlx
lliiilli Lilli iillllilllS
Edwin H. Burnham.
Edwin H. ilurnhum. who has bchI a
IcsiIlI-III of South Norwalk for man)
.‘cnIs, Iiicll Icslcrday IIIorIIing at his
houn- in \\‘c.~4t stII-ct. The Ileccnscd
was 3:. ycurs of age and had been no-
lll’t' until Ichgntly. lie is survircd by
It uldo'w and lhrct! daughters, all m
tlIc latter living out of town. it'uucrul
sci-viccs will bc held at ltl;3tl tumors
row morning from the South Norwalll
lltIptist Church, the pastor, Rev. ll. ll.
t‘arpcnlcr. officiating, Following these
obscquics, the remains will be taken
to East llcrlln. this stutc, for inter-
mcut. Mr. llurnham was a member of
Company (l. First Connecticut llcuv)‘
Arllilcry and served practically all
through thet‘ivil \i‘ar. being in many
important cnguuemeuls during his
four ycurs‘ scrvicc,
u‘lI‘. mi: it)
Mrs. Giacomo Cuneo.
The funcral. of Mrs. Giacomo (‘Imco
was largely atlcndcd ycstcrduy allot“
noon from St. Joseph's Church in
South Main street. the Rev. Father
(‘hornisky officiating; interment fol-
lowcd at St. Mary‘s Cemetery. in Nor-
walk. During the. church ccrcmony.
Miss liclcnu hiillcrd sang "One Sweet-
iy Solemn Thought.“ and as the body
was being borne from the church, the
choir rendcrcd la-ad Kindly Light, Thc
pallbeare s were John Cassassa, of
New ~Br sin; Frank Cassassa, of
Brooklyn: James Costello, .lohn Kane.
and F. P. and C. Oddo. There. were
many handsome floral tokens.
Mrs. Minnie Olsen.
lilrs. Minnie Olsen, wife of 'i‘heo-
doreVOlsen. who was taken from her
home, 12 Raymond street, to the Not-
walk Hospital, slew days ago, died at
that institution this morning. The
tit-ceased was 38 years of age. No
children survive. Funeral services
will be held from the house Thursday
afternoon at 2 o‘clock.
FREAK FABRICS ARE MADE.
All Sorts of Unusual Products Derived
From Strange Sources.
Here you are! Shirts made of pine
needles, gowns made of nettles and
boots made of cactus leather! Pine
needles from the yellow pins of Ore-
gt'In, turned into thread. are woven
into a coarse fabric to be made into
underwear.
The ramle of China. grown in this
country as well as in Germany. affords
a strong, washable fabric of a silken
lustfi. and in France is made into
rami paper and used for bank notes.
says the Hartford Times.
is snort of nettle. Then. to beat the
nettle and the pine needles, comes
the cactus. once despised. but now
utilized as a fruit and forage plant
and persuaded to yield, in addition.
9 and leather. a leather strong as
t at derived from the horse hide or
cow skin. Do not say that all this Is
marvelous. but throw the credit where
it belongs. and It belongs to James
Wilson. "Derived industries." he calls
them. but the secretary of agricul-
ture quietly encourages them. and
when you come to think of it you will
not wonder that the president kept
him in the cabinet. The old Scotchman
may yet encourage some other "de~
rived industries" quite as odd.
And ramie.
llllllllilllll illilil NEWS
AIIhIII Hoyt cxpct ts to got his speed
launch \\'iII~All' overboard shortly.
Miss Mildred liuycs wait iI-IIIch‘ed a
\‘cry plcusuut tillllil’lrit‘ pnrty SaiuIIitIy
owning at her home it Summit street.
Various diversions \W' o cuioycd by
tho (‘tilll|iilll)" rct'rcshmonla wcre scrv
cd and the gut-sis departed for homc
about ll o'clock.
’l‘hI- baseball scasoIi will open at
Amusement Park. in South Nth-walk.
on Saturday. May 23, when the Nor-
walks will play lIan Ilmuthcrs‘ Polls,
from lioboken. N. J., for the benefit
of thc local hath-rs. Iironthcrs is a
former wellknowu big league player.
'i‘hc schooner Francis iioodnow nr-
rIu-d in the uppcr harbor Saturday
with a cargo of pulp for the St. (Icorge
Pulp and l'apcr l‘oInpany. Shc has
it load or Iiio tonn of thc paper making
nIaIcIial from St lif‘Ul'tu', N. ii. ('ap
lain Lant- was considerably hampered
on tlIeOIrip by head winds.
'I'lIcrc was IleIc II little iokc around
the t‘cIIIIIIl Labor l'uion l.yccum this
morning, wlIcIc' Illt'. members of the
hat trade gulhcr daily. chI-I‘III Iucnr
lit‘l’fi not rccollcctlng about tho (I. A. it.
encampment,.unnicd to know\rhut all
the IlI't‘IIrutious about the city were
for, "Why. don't you know what
lhcy‘rc for?” askcd an oilict-r of tin-
trIIIic. l'pon I'cchIIIIg a negative rc~
spouse, ho dcclarcd that they were
to I-I-lcnrntc the cutting of the strike.
COURT LAUREL lNlTlATlON.
Yesterday was a memorable occa-
sion for (‘qut Mural. Daughters of
Isabella. the auxiliary to the Knights
of Columbus. Ilourt Laurel was re-
ccntly arguaizcd and yesterday forty.
nine candidates for membership were
initiated by thi- dcgrcc team of the
Greenwich (‘tIIIIt.
Sororui candidates were unable. to
be present and ctmscqucatly the total
mcmbership is not represented by the
llnitiatory cercmoaics of yesterday. At
the conclusion of the work refresh-
mcnts \vcrc scrtcd. There were ‘15.
itors in attendance from Stamford.
Bridgeport. Hartford. Ansouia and
many other places. Laurel Court has
not yet fully decide upon its meeting
dates.
“Your poetry soils well." said the
friend. "but it won't. live." “That's all
right." answered the poet. “if He got
to choose whether Lor the poetry lives,
i'm strong for nIe."——Cloveland head-
or.
Make Nature Hustle
Of the many kinds of fertilizers
sold by ourselves or by other
dealers, .we believe Pulvcrized
Sheep Manure (which we receive
direct from the Chicago Stock
Yards) to be the best and strong-
gc Potts Irons, per set ................... 75c
.......... I5c i Shelfpaper,10yards......................6c
........ 29c . Clothes Wringcrs, 11-inch ........$t.95
....... ..4oc Wash Boilers,aXX $115
.......... Ioc Nickel Tea Kettles, No. 875L
.......... 13c Wire‘Carpet Beaters Ioc
.......... 8c 6 Thin Tumblers 19c
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
The Best Advertisement Is
a Pleased Customer
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
that fit the face and lit. the sight
arc the kind that please
illinllli ilPllllil Bil.
Successor. to
HOMER B. HOYT.
United bank Building
97 Washington St.
Ol‘FlI F HOURS—S to ll: :10
and 12: «in to 6: "ti. andh ‘:-Itmdu,\
evenings. 7 to 9.
ow
Shoes
'HIGII CLASS .:~
For Men and Women
Perfect fitting at ankle, boot
and too and always easy and
comfortable upon the feet.
They are built on Fine Foot
Lines and givc the greatest sat-
isfaction in sylc, appearance
and scrvice. ()nly thc host. of
materials and workmanship are
put into then). The proof that
our shoes are superior I.) all
others is found in the. tact that
we guarantee our footwear.
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
We Sell the Best $7.00
Shoe in Connecticut.
TELEPHONE 3634
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of ad
lusting the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if 'done in childhood it
est fertilizer on the market. It is
said to be three times as strong as
ordinary manure: and contains
Nitrogen, Ammonia and Potash
in liberal proportions. We have
sold this to the same parties re-
peatedly and our sales this season
have doubled.
The Ferris Coal Co‘
i Magnetic Treatment. elven Also.
l-i9WashingtonSt.
iii! ‘1‘!
...... .---_-__.._.- .- . “--.”... ielgh.
creates pinched n'erves and pain in
later life in the diilerent organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and Erin, and health is
restored through. rmouising the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism, Paraly-
sis, Heart, Kidney anti Female Dis
eases are given opeciol attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You Will
never roaret giving Chiropractic I
chance to help you.
T... FRANCIS. "D. C:
94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK
m».-
Boreleigh—“I hops. 'Miss ‘Bute, you
will not forbid my calling on you dur-
ing Lent." '
Miss But.e~——"Certalnly not, Mr. Boro-
we are expected to give up
only our pleasures."-il:xcbanze.
account;
.s
H rtege&C0
West VI I...Iitigton Street
Are You in Need of
Houseiuruishiugs?
ti] 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, Portieres, Couch Covers, Win-
dow Shades, Curtain Poles, Rugs, China
and Japanese Mailings, Crcx Matting.
(ii Our prices are not higher than oth-
er Stores charge for interior goods.
Our Credit System
is used by thousands of people in The
Norwaiks. iii There is no red tape at-
tached to it. til Simply select your“
goods and "have same charged to your
settle your bill in EASY
WEEKLY or MONTHLY Payments.
H. Rrieger8z C0.
29-31 West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Hard and soft really-for family use.
Hard Wood .51 15 per IA cord.
Soft Wood ”$1 50 per 54 cord.
Split Wood 25c Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS’ WOOD YARD. I
No. 74 Newt0wn Avenue,
Phone No. 7832. _ Norwalk, Conn.
All A Green Fish ‘
Blue, has shad, Bea Trout. Buck
snao, Cod Steaks, Halibut, Westport‘
Eels, Spanish Mackerel. Striped Bass.
Flat Native, Shad Roe, Haddock, Pol~
lock Blues, bong island Sound Lob-
aters Escallops, Long and Round
Clams.
John C. Siltox s
FISH MARKET.
181 Washington Street Bridge
TEL ”1. FBI! DELIVERY.
”"W'all: T told the. thin: anyway." ..
"Did you?"
"I did."
“How did it happen‘t" ...:st‘olI‘n.
...—......w- -. m...
We get our customers'
confidence because they
know we give them value.
When you buy 3 Suit or
Oveicoat here you come to
know the real satisfaction
connected with fullest value
in cloth, workmanship and
, ptylc.
SUITSV. $12.00 to $25.00 -
. New line of
BASKET SUIT CASES
just; arrived
$1.25 to $3.50
Joseph Davis
Tailor, Clothlor. Hatter,
Furnlaber,
65 Washington ltnst,
south .Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler