for only
oifla. At no higher than $10.
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankfurters and Sau-
sages — all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
TWO Piece Suits
that particular men like. First you will like the handsome atyioa, thI
attractiv. patterns, thGn you will appreciate the unusual luoad variety
$7 and $10
Every garment we will guarantee pule wool and worsted Every
suit has received handwork when handwork is vital to its fit and
slimline». single Bro-stud Suits in all the
“arson, olives, smokes, greys and Oswego blue serge. in plain and im-
Luok them over.
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
IF YOU DON’T BELIEVE
TheRogerLudlow
is THE,
Beat 10c Cigar Made
TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED.
TheScTwin City Cigar
is m A ct'Ass sv lTSELF.
B. J. REYNOLDS.
MANUFACTURER.
MY SUITS
At $10
CAN'T, BE BEAT
D.‘ GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN 57.. BO. NORWALK
II.¢—-’”'i§t‘ron, CRANE s. PIKE
KARA LINEN
WRllWIl PAPER
“1 lb. PACKAGE .................. 25c
1 PACKAGE ENVELOPES? .......
‘ W. A. Briggerman's
‘ MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block, 132 Washington St.
E. 1'. saris. ..... .....AUCTiONEER
AUCTION
LEROY AVENUE, DARIEN
Thursday, May 13th, 1909
AT TEN A. M.
Household Furniture, Chairs, Rock
ers, Stands, Couch, Pictures Piano
Lamp. Statuette. Rugs. Bedroom Suits,
Bedstends, Buleaus.Matt1esses,hair
and cotton: Dining Table Wash Boil-
er. .Wrinsel. Dishes, honing-Board
with Shirt Waist Board Attachment,
Porch Screen. ice Box. Kitchen Uten-
sits, Other Articles too numermls to
' mention. Terms cash. By order of J.
E. Ballard. it stormy next fair day.
THE BABY.
'How strange it seemed to wake last
_ 'nisht '
. Andr hear the baby breathe—the
'Underr the mnight lamp’ 5 shaded light
Wrapped softly in a gentle gloom.
“What mystic wonder stirred us them.
With joy and love what mingled awe.
, Before this little slumberer, when
The flower-like face we dimly saw.
. Aimoment there we hung appalled.
. Fearing to read in life's long scrolls.
i‘b‘nteof this soul that we had called
Out oi! the. vast)’ deep of souls.
Perhaps the Lord of Being bent
'I‘hllt instant to our sudden player-
For still the low breath came and went
But peace and blessing tilled the air.
' ~Harriet Prescott Spoilord,
pers Bauer.
in llar- '
newest shades of
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mander to Iit‘ elected in this manner
for at least a number of years. Some
of the veterans thought he was the
first. 'l‘hc 1.1111111- course was followed
with all of the other oilicers today.
R. J. Cutblii Senior Vice.
To Richard .1. I'llihlll. chairman of
the Douglas Fowler Post committee on
the present encampment, cattle the
honor of the oiilce of senior vice-com-
mander. Mr, (‘utbili is receiving the
congratulations of his many friends
orcr his election.
Mr. Buxton a Delegate.
llonor came today, too, to George 1.
liuxton. of Buckingham Post. or Nor-
walk. Mr. lluxion was chosen as del-
Pgflienirlnl‘ge to this national encamp-
ment.
The complete list of the oiliccrs and
the delegates is as follows;
Con11111111dcr~~—-iicor'gc liarcn.
London.
Senior Vice ('omma111lcr~llichnrd .I
Cuiblll. South .\'orw11lk.
Junior \'icc t‘onunundcrr-~\\‘.
I‘iougal, ‘;\'1-1v Milford.
Medical liirccior- .\l.
Sorotou ilclghls.
.\' cw
W. Robinson,
Chaplain» W. P. llillou, liartiord.
(‘ouucii of Administrationr-l-i. l.
Ileuch, Hartford; I). W. Sharp, Ncw
llnvcn: ll. 5. Smith. Norwich; 'i‘l1o
mas lioudren, [ii-1111411111111. 11nd W. i
lllllnrd, iirisiol.
Delegates.
Delegate 111 Lurgcmlicorgc l. liux~
ton. Norwalk, V
AItcl‘nulcwkllicnwcr iiiahop. i‘ui
nnm.
First Delegate» Harvey \Vhiinlorc
Alterl1nlc-All1crl i., ilarlleii, M111-
idcn.
Second l)elcgutc~-.loi1n
New London.
Alternate—Edwin
Mt‘Giillt‘)‘.
a
ll. Lawrence
Stamford. 1
Third Delegatc~ Sicphcn Smith
Stamford. ' '
Alternate—R. ii. 'l‘horpc, liridgcpou
Fourth dolcgulc-— ll. 11. Lombuld
New Haven.
Alternatcw Enos Nicholle,
ton.‘
Filth Dclcgaic-»
bury.
Alternatewi‘harlcs
\iilford.
Sixth Delegate—I'l‘homus ll.
Hartford.
Alterilutc——~A. A. Walker. Norwich.
Seventh Delegate»—-'l‘l1mnas Slcphcn.
Hartford.
Alternate—AV.
bury.
After the, election, the new officers
were, installed by Post (‘hief illusion
lng Ollicer I). l.. Bartholomew. oi
Bridgeport.
Department Conunandergllarcn has
not yet made nnnounccment of his apr
pointire officers.
Next Year's Encampment. .
While no formal action was taken in
regard to next year‘s Mencampment the
probabilities are that it will be held
at New London the borne oi" the new
commander. The practice is [0 have
the annual encampment in the com
mander‘s home place, whenever it is
practical to do so. -
A Vote of Thanks.
The delegatescould not say enough
in praise of the way they have been
treated while having their encamp
ment in South Norwaik. ’l‘he enuamp»
ment took oflicial notice of this I!)
passing a vote ot‘ thanks. before all
Journment for their treatment here.
Several of the delegates stated that
never had there been such elaborate
decorating in their honor as for the
South Norwalk encampment.
Soothing.
D. H. Miller, lulu
A. May. .\'c\\
Spcrr ,1‘.
l". iIinklcy, Water
Sons of Veterans.
One important resolution adopted
this morning was concerning the sons
of veterans. The delegates to thc
nuilonai encampment were instructed
to urge the admission of sons of vct
erans to all post meetings, except
when the post is music-ring In new
members. it is at such times that the
secret work of the organization is
performed.
Lunch After Adjournment.
Ai’tcr adjournment today, most of
the delegates stayed for lunch, after
which they departed for their homes
in the diflerent parts of the. state
Goldd is tried by tire and man often
PROTECTION
Some of the delegates had their lunch
\ M1...1.‘.'.8 OOOIOIIIOIOOOOOOCOOWO.WM k m..
cm
comi
AND INCOME
known and the payment of interest
‘ are both best served by a savings account in this bank, Protection he
, cause or the PERMANENT safety and income because the rate is
prompt and certain.
Four per cent In the highest safe rate.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
1. UNITED IANK IUILDING.
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The Paris Cloak
Selling Out SPRING SUITS
We also cany a full line of the
cent.
Get Your Season’s
sizes short or
L. GOLDEN, 68
This sale consists of very fine Sample Suits,al1m regular. stock of
broken iota, whtrh we will scllthis wee-k 111 11 519111 sacrlllcc from
$7. 50 up.
SKIRTS from . ........................................... £1.98 1111
WAIS’I‘SwWe entry the largest ussollnwnt in town at \t'ly low prices
DRESSES from ........ . .................................. $4. 98 11p
“ * (‘OA’I‘S from . . . ........................................... $3 98 up
SALE AT BOTH BTOREB
515 Main 8h, Stamford, Conn., Ind 33 So. Main BL, 80. Norwlik, Conn.
We Have No Competition with Our Prices
Others will ask you for thesamc goods from ‘Zii to 3:1 pcr
At 750 and 85c
(‘omc with the assurance of getting hero for 7 11 and 11' 11- Min 111111111 :14
11111 11111 u11-11stomcd to pnying Si. 25 and $1. :111
and Suit Ilouse
at Greatly Reduced Prices
KAYShit Sll. K (ll .()\'E..
a
ll
AT LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS 81
TELEPHONE 450.
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
IllOI‘iP.
Supply of Waiéts
for. All
long alcm es
Washington Street
a... ~M.
IiRll RflliRlR
(ill Dill! 0P NOTICE.
District oi Voluulk s11. l’rohilic
('ourl. hilly iii, A ll. 191111.
i'lslalc in Connecticut of Samuel
llallslcd. hilc oi‘ the- iiorollgh of liroolc
lyu ill illc i‘111111ir of Kings and Slate
of New York, IIH‘i‘ilSt‘II,
\\'l11~rous. writcn application has
llt‘l'll manic to this court showing,
11111111111 other things, that the said Sam-
111»l liaislcil 1iicd more than ten years
hct'orcii11-1l1111-ot said application, and
praying for lidllllllltiil'llliiill with the
will annexed of sold osiulc:
lirdcrcd. 'i‘hnl suid application be
board and (It‘It'l‘llIIIICd 111 the Proliaic
(lilicc in Norwulk, oil tho 21'11l1 (lay of
May. 1111111. 111 iii o‘clock forcnoon: and
that public notice illorcoi’ be given to
oil porsons illlcl‘oatiul therein ll_v pill»
ilshing this 1111ic1 in 11 now spapcr i1.11‘~
int: 11 1hluintlou ill 1111M anon-1.111
luusl inn 1l.11~1 In low snld 1iu1 111 how
ing
(iltlcumti'.
HENRY \\'.
~ .lililgv.
1111;! ll
It’s Your
First Order
We’re After
You'll be 11i11r 11s with your
future orders. law-misc our HAZv
ELTON COALplcasi-s and our
service is pcrlecl.
:11 the hotels and 11 large number \l‘t‘l'o
looked hill-1' lli lilo hi'I—liIIIIIiII‘li‘l'i-i oi
liouplus Fowler Post. in tho Swurlx‘
and (‘orholi block. in “Wellington.
sli'iwi. ‘
FLYING iSN'T VERY DANGEROUS.
.\'11w 1:111 it out of your head, in thc
lirst plucc. that flying Is an exception-
allv dillillt‘l‘fllls pastime. To the c011-
11.111 \nd .11 inc 3.111111 time. clear
111111 mind or the iddll that the Wright
11191 is not suited to. oldinnry man It
you will ask the Wrights themselves
about the future of their invention.
lcn chances to one. their first effort
will he to deprive you of a lot of high-
i'aluiin notions. (inc of them is the
general impression that they are going
to put the 111ii1oad out of business.
i‘hcy grin when you suggest things
like thiswol lhai the ocean liuc1 is
doomcd. And when you inquire
11l1ctl1ci ibc motor cur is now on the
11111 to thc s1r11p hcup. they in hard
to look poliic and lllIt'll’Rted. The
truth of the matter is. that the Wrights
nercr miss a good chalice to club an
ldca like this over the head. hitting it
a good, solid thump before the. idea
has even had time enough to sit up
and take notice. Why? Well, that‘s
easy, too. Because the flying ma-
chine, as they will patiently tell you.
seems to lack a probable, or even a
remotely plausible chance, of disturb-
ing, in the least way, the present
methods of transportation. Instead. it
only adds one mote factor to the fa
cility oi! travel; and as for its first
utility, hear what the Wrights them-
selves have to say:
“Sport first of all. After that. its use
in exploration and in war. And after
war Oh. well, you can guess
as well as we can.’
But this idea. new; as it will he to
thc aveluge Amerhan has ’ already
been grasped abroad. To- -d11_\ in
France, there are already nearly 'a
hundred persons who have ridden in
the air; and the number is growing
constantly. In America, however, a
scant dozen would fill the llst——a state-
ment that many will accept as evi-
dence of the American’s more conser-
vative regard for his neck. But ll.’
you‘ll sing to think, you‘ll see this
can’t be true: for the most daring, and
the fastest and best drivers 01 motor
cars are from the United States
Nor: have nothing to do with the
case. 113 because, over on this side;
or the ocean, we haven't had the
chance. —From "The Sport of Flying "
by Maximilian Foster, in The Outing
Magazine.
WOMEN'S CLUBS FEDERATION.
WALLINGI‘ORD May
council of the Connecticut State Fed-
eration of Women's Clubs will meet
hole at the Baptist church on May 27.
Among the speakers will be Mrs. F W
Gerard. Miss Pinco. of Norwalk, and
Mrs C A. Capen.
12—41111 "
'Oertie~“You danced that twoatep ye
divinely. Who taught you?"
Let’s Have Your
First. Order
The 11.111111111111111 a Son Co.
122 Water 8!.
T1 :94. 'R‘
‘g:
PURE
1.
Lake [Co
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co
Office and Storage, N. Y., N. H. 6. H.
Freight Yard
Two ’Phones -—- 754- 3; 814- 2
.. ,.._ u , m...— b _.-1- m.
. M..-“ . L”..-
W ,fi,“
______;__.....--.w -.......-.. ._. .—
—" MSSZNW'
Make Nature Hustle
sold by ourselves or by other
dealers, we believe Pulverized
Sheep Manure (which we receive
direct from the Chicago Stock
Yards) to be the best and strong-
est fertilizer on the market. 'It is
said to be three times as strong as
ordinary .manures 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 FerrisCoal Co
149 Washington St.
-e... w”.
01111: many kinds of fertilizers 1
oration and skill in construction.
50—foot Clothes Linc ..............
Sleeve Boards ...................
Window Brushes ................
Good Scrub Brushes .............
Rattan Carpet Beaters ............
Tack Hammers ..................
lz—quart Galvanized Pails .,..... . . . . .. . . ,.
THE LEADING ORY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Muslin Underwear
As the season advances Muslin Underwem becomes a very necessary and important part of
a woman's wardrobe. Our celebrated Home Ma dc Underwca. has all of the characteristics of
hand made garments, as they Combine excellence of material perfection of fit daintiness 1n dec-
Our full lint: is now on sale and our assortment is complete.
Housefumishing Department
A Few of Our HOuse Cleaning Specials
........ 9c . PottsIrons.perset......................,.75c
.15c 1 Shelf paper, 10 yards .................. 6c
......... ago i “Clothes Wringcrs,11-iuch ,,..$r.95
........ 40c Was-:1 Boilers.2XX $115
........ me I Nickel Tea Kettles. No. 87st
...... ..13c l ‘NireCarpetBeattrs..,...,...,...,,..,. .IOC
......... 81: l 6Thin’l‘umblers..,......,.,........,....19c
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK. CONN.
The Best Advertisement is
a Pleased Customer
Spoctuclcs and Eye (Rhine-l
that lit the face and lit ihc 'ir, in
1111.1 the kind that pl 1-111111
iiRWIRK RPIIBII RU
Successors to
HOMER B. HOYT.
United Bank Building
97 Washington St.
OFFICE IIQI’RS~—-R i1) llzild
and l2:~Il'1 to 6.110. and Saturday
evenings, '1’ to 9.
m.
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic la the science of the
cause or the disease. and the art of mi
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain .‘u the
back. Even if done in childhood it
later life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause oi
this disease. and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the Six
nerve systems in your body. ‘
Nervouanoss. Rheumatism. Purnly
sis. Heart, Kidncy and Female Dis-
eases me given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spille.Y11u Will
no1er regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T.- FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WABHiNGTON ST. 50. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
rabilityo <11
[faiths ,
» 011111191 on
CONNEALLY
AND
B R A C‘KE N
WE SELL THE BEST $2.00
SHOE [N CONNECTICUT.
‘ TELEPHONE 363-4.
$12 a week, d111-
with my salary of
had said
llng?"‘he asked, after she
a. ‘
”I." “1". Jack." replied she; “hut
Nell-"My two step-sisters! '—-lllus-
tratod Bits.
.1.
11m-
what will you do?“——Unive1snllst
lander.
‘Ilnq'nb 1
__ __., ..__.. . ,
"Do you think you could manage
...- 3". - N... ... n...
lie—My dear, I have a splitting
h1-11dnche.(3a11't you manage to get
rid of these people?
1 she—«i can‘t very well show them
the door. .
Hen-Certainly not; show yourself
lat the piano—Flash).
r111 ”NEW SCIENCE;
crcatca pinched nerves and pain lii
account ;
SOUTH NORWALK. '
Soft Wood... ...$1.50 per 14 cord.
Split Wood, 251: Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS’ WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtown Avenue, ,
PhOna No. 788-2. Norwalk. Conn.
All Green Fish
Blue,
Eels, Spanish Mackerel, Striped Bass.
Flat Native. Shad Roe. Haddock. Pol-
lock Blues. Long island Bound Lob-
stcls, Escnliops, Long and Round
cmmm
John C SilcOx' s
181 Washington Street ‘Bridge
TEL 031. FREE DELIVERY.
A machinge-‘operated 1113'111J1111nc1-
ple of the vacuum cleaner is being us-
ed to pick walnuts in a California
nove’ , ‘ “4|“.
usual—.1... ...-
H. Kriegcr 81 Co.
Wadi Washington Street
Are You in Need of
Houscfurnishingsi
iii 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, Crex Matting.
in Our prices are not higher than oth-
er stores charge for inferior goods.
Our Credit’System
is used by thousands of people in The
Norwalks. 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; Krieger 81 C0.
29- 31 West Washington Street
Roe Shad, Sea Trout, Buck,-
Shad. Cod StEWiks. Halibut. Westport"
1
style 211: ancc 1 FIRE WOOD W
ard and soft ready tor family use. . c get our customers'
fit an due Hard Wood ..... $1.15 pu‘ 14 cord. confidence because they
know We give them value.
,_ When you buy :1 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
‘ justgarriv‘Sd ‘
$1.25 to $3.50
Joseph Davis
Tailor, Clothiar. Hatter,
Fugnlahar,
35 Washington street,
South Norwalk.
Norwalk Chronicler