that particular men like. First for only suit has slimline». T Piece .3113 attractive "patterns. th'n you wimp-scion the unusual proof“. variety $7 and $10 gur‘egarmant we will guarantee pure wool and worsted. Every ceived handwork where haudwork in vital to its tit and Single Ironclad Cults In green, oilvoa. smokes. greys and Omgo bins urea. in plain and fan- ci‘a. At no higher than .10. Look them over. Copyright Clothing Co. 6 North Main Street will like the Molnar. all the newest shades of TRY OUR Bologna. Frattkfttrters and San- sages — all made fresh. daily. Meats and Provisions of all kinds. , F. KARL. » 75 NORTH MAIN STREET , Phone 445. IF YOU DON'T BELIEVE TheRoger Ludlow IS THE Bett 100 Cigar Made TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED. The 5cTwinCity Cigar 18 IN A CLASS BY ITSELF. B. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. MY SUITS At $10, CAN'T BE BEAT D. GOT’i‘LIEB 11 NORTH 1111in 11.111 NORWALK EATON CRANE £1 PIKE AKARA LINEN WRIIINR PAPER 1 lb. PACKAGE .................. ‘l PACKAGE ENVELOPES ........ 10: W. A. Briggerman’s MUSIC s'roaa. Donovan Block, 182 wishington s1. _7 Green Bluefish, 16c . Green Weak. 12c: Green Striped Bass. 18c; Green Halibut. 161:; Green Cod, 12c; Westport Eels. 15c: Connec- ticut River Roe Shad. the: Buck Shad. 12c: Haddock, 8c; Flat Fish. 8c; Live and Boiled lobsters. ‘John C Silcox's rtsu MARKET. 181 Washington Street Bridge TEL 9311‘ FREE DELIVERY. FIRE WOOD Hard and soft ready for family use. Hard Wood.... 41.75 par la cord. Soft. Wood.1....$1.50 per 36, cord. Split: Wood. 251: Extra. A. CARMi BETTS’ WOOD YARD. No. 14 1111111111111 Avenue, Phone No. 788.2. Norwalk, Conn. A ontevawcs. "i don't like him and there is no use In pretending that i do." ”He's a clever fellow." “He's a quitter. We were rivals for the hand of the same girl and I won her!" AS A STEADY DIET. Aquail a day. so people any. Cannot be eaten. But. We a hunch It. has free lunch , Completely beaten. " 9. PROTECTION PUBLIC UTILITIES BIL'L REFER- R . . (Continued from First Page.) in saying that the committee was not for this bill. I thyself, as one member of the c1‘1mtuittee. felt. as if it was ex- tremely doubtful it we could reach a satisfactory conclusion it was sim- ply a conflict of opinions as to what should he Ill 1111' 11111. agreed on the bill itself tltat It should ttot be reported In its present form, and i can rightly 1111.1» tltnt the commit. tee was not in a fratue of mind to bring forth a hill which could be rep» resented its a unanimous opinion. There was only one thing they could do. and that was to favor rejection of the bill. As to my own attitude. 1 would say that l was In the first place against the measure. but conditions have. been such that I am perfectly willing to say that i have changed my view and feel confident that something may conic bill of 11 reference to a spe~ cial committee. The senate will pur- don me. i know. it I recall an anec- date which applies to the present sit- nation." Senator Snai'ls then told how Henry Warti [teacher was once visiting in the White Mountains and on a peace- ful Sunday morning attended service lit a country church. The preach? :11 young man. 1i1-ii11-1'c1i iul extra 1civ title sermon..-\ft1-r the nary ”a. Mr. Beecher shook hands with‘iiw young member and 11'1ng1uiy.im.d mm 1111 his s111ccsu llv IuL‘ entail) tenntrk- 911. “it lllllh‘t |‘\'511 taken yotr it Ioni: time ‘0 WHIP): that 11111 tuon "0“" It be 111111111 pleat h1-1 Win “10 c ofl’ in u 11'111k or two" ”1114611113 " said .\'Il‘. lit-e1 her 'it took "it itewrnl months to pr'vpuic that." it was Mr 81111111111 s own sclilitlll. "Now." said Senator Settrls, “you can see the application of the anecdote to the public utilities bill. i can wish Godspeed to this committee in Its ei- forts to do in a few days or in a few weeks What a commission took nearly two years to accomplish." Senator (.‘husc offered an umcud- ment making the time .i11111- 1.“. instead 0f June 8 in which the committee should report. but withdrew it when Senator Penn pointed out that it would delay a report. Senator Blakcsicc said he Wits only too glad to avail himself of the use 11 a special committee i1) consider 1hr subject. He said [hilt at one time it! thought the senate would not haw 1111 opportunity to act with this commit tee. Senator Middlctou said he htlpt‘ti there would be, no opposition to the motion, and without further delay the senate voted unanimously to concur with the house. The large audience then dispersed. REIIHS IIIR IIlIIiRIlS Mrs. Julania P. Edmonda. Mrs. .lulania P. Edmonds died at her home on the Gregory Point road last evening at the age of eighty-two years. The funeral services over the remains will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock, the some being conducted by tIe Rev. Mr. Brown. interment will be in (he Norwalk Cemetery. Mtss LUNDOUIST ARRIVES. Fred L. Lunquist is receiving the congratulations of his boat of friends over the arrival at his home. 46 First street. East Norwalk. yesterday after- noon about 4 o'clock. of a bright lit- tle. daughter. Both Mrs. Lundquiat and the child. which Is their first one. are doing finely.' In honor of the little girl. Mr. Lttndquist has been passing around the cigars. He is also wearing the smile that won‘t. come off. even though he is still suffering some in- convenience from a slight operation he had performed on his neck a few days ago. NORWALK ACT PASSED. The act concerning the board of ca. tlmate and taxation for the Ity of Nor- walk. after amendment by Represents» the Quintard that it take, effect upon its passage. was passed in the House at iiattfotd today “So your airship was wrecked in the blizzard. I thought you consid- ered it perfect?“ "The ship was per- fect. " replied the inventor stifly. "The nit was at fault.‘ —Phliadelphia Ledger. Persian embroidery on a linen of bright color gives it 11 soft. rich 1001: not to be obtained by any single color. AND INCOME are both treat served by a savings [.1 1 I, WMNINGTON IT. account in this bank. Protection be- cause 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 IUILDING. COUTH NORWALK. CONN. The committee ‘ ‘:"‘Ti1e 1111.11... 1111111111111 .37. 60 up. SKIRTS from ............... DRESSES from ...... COATSfrom... ................. SellingOutSPRlNGSUflSatGmtiyReduodPrlces This sale consists of very lino Sample Suits, also regular stock of broken lots, which we will sell this week at a great sacrifice O ......................... 81. 98 up WAIBTB—We carry thg largest assortment in town at very low priceat II:117.1333121131137213.» up We also carry a full line of the KAYSER SILK GLOVES. CALI AT DOTH' CTONED. stow-111 at, Stamford, Comp, and 33 811. Main “.780. Norwalk. Conn. from Mun!) AT LOWEST PRICES HARRIS 8: TELEPHONE 450. GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. Get Your Season’ 5 you are accustomed t sires L. GOLDEN 68 11111 11111111 UNDER ’lt) SETTLE AI‘COI' NT. District 11f Norwalk. 1111.. Court. May it. A. l)., 1909. i‘Zstnie of Henry ll. Tollcs. late of Norwalk In said district deceased Ordered. 'l‘ littt the atlministratrix ex hibit her administration account to this court for adjustment. at the Pro‘ bate otiicc In Norwalk. 1111 the ititli day 11! \iay l'ltllt. at it) oclock forenoon; and that all persons interested itt said estate 111111 be notified thereof. the ndministrutrix will cause this order to be published In 11 no ' paper having a circulation ill said di trit‘t. at least IIl't‘ days before said lntli tiuy‘ol‘ .\lny. 1111111. Probate GREGORY. Judge. ill'lNlil' \\'. lull: It FUNERAL OF DIRECTOR CONRIED. Eulog1es by Professor Carpenter and Rabbi Stephen 5. Wise. .\'ltI\\ l‘tiliK. May l‘ l. -- \\ ltlt impres- sive services in which solemn music Iliii.\‘t‘ti 11 dominant part. the public inns-rut of Heinrich (lonricd. former direttm of the Metropolitan Opera t‘ompnut was htld today in the build tug nhith had been the acetic of his indefatigable labor-.11 and many tri tituplts. in the years of his directotmate The auditorium held a great throng. the numbers seeking admission greath exceeding the seating capacity of the structure. 011 a catafaique standing in the center of the stage was the bodt of the late 1iltector.nnd back of it a floral screen concealing the slug- crs who supplied the musical numbers From the orchestta pit came. the bol emu sttalns of the "Funeral M‘“urch from ileethoven‘s "Erotctt" Symphony. slid of t‘hoplns' “Funeral March." The “Amen." from "Parslfal." the opera which Mr. (‘onricti produced at the Metropolitan for the first time on any stage save that of iiet reuth. was sung by the choir boys. whose voices were so often heard In the number in the operatic performances. ‘times. Rap paid and Homer and Messrs Martin and iiiass of the opera company, with the orchestra gave a choral arrange- ment of Handel‘s “Largo." The life and achiea ements of Mr. Conried were eulogized in addresses by Prof. W H. Carpenter and Rabbi Stephen 8. Wise. The public ceremony was preceded by private services held at the Con- ried residence. Members of the family accompanied the body to Cypress Hills Cemetery where the entombment took place .. AIR BRAKES 0N TROLLEY CARS. HARTFORD. May 13.—-'l‘he commit- tee on railroads today reported a. gen- eral law which would give the rail- road commissioners the power tp order trolley companies to equip their cars with air brakes wherever necessity re quired. This is a substitute measure for the one introduced which sought to rive the board of public safety in Waterbury the power to order cars equipped with air or other brakes within the territorial limits of that city. The committee on humane insti- tutions reported a bill establishing a Connecticut reformatory. but this was sent to the committee on appropria- tions in order that provision may be made for erecting the institution. The bill closely follows the recommenda. tions or the reformatory commission. COMEDIEO FOR REAL LIFE. “[ saw a sidesaplittlng sidewalk. sketch just now." “What about?" "A poet was trying to borrow a quarter from an actor." "Another new dress! Where do you think 'I _get the money from? Do you suppose i can pick it tip in the streets?" salted an angry husband "Excuse me" responded the wife. "it Is not within my province to give you ilnancial advicei"——Philsdelphia in quirer. Teacher—Children. an Island is a body of land entirely surrounded by We Have No Competition with Our Prices” Others will ask you for the same goods frotu cent more. At 75c and 85c t‘otue with 11111 assurance of milling here for 751- 111111 11.11- the same as paying 81. 25 and 81.511 Illi. ort. or long sleeves. 20 to 35 poutr of 'Naisis Supply All Washington Street It’s Your Firit Order JVe’re After You'll be utttr 111-1 with your future orders because our HAZ- ELTON COAL pleases and our service In pottect, Let’s flave Your First Order The B. Hershfieid & Son Co. I This 1.1111111... 111111 11111111101111. TRISTRAM 8: HYA NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Muslin Women As the season advances Muslin Underwear becomes a very necessary and important part of a woman’s wardrobe. Our celebrated Home Made Underwea. has all of the characteristics of hand made garments. as they combine excellence of material, perfection of fit. daintincaa 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 50-foot Clothes Line ....................... 9c Potts Irons. per set. ...................... 75c iz-quart Galvanized Pails .................. 15c Shelf Paper. 10 yards ...................... 6c Sleeve Boards ............................ 29c Clothes Wringers 11-inch ................ $1.95 Window Brushes ......................... 40: Wash 1301111111. xxx ...................... ”Sr :5 Good Scrub Brushes. . .roc ' Nickel Tea Kettles. No.8 ............ ..75c Rattan Carpet Beaters . ......... 4'. ........ 13c Wire Carpet Beattrs ..... . ................. 101: Tack Hammers ........................... 8c 6 Thin Tumblers .' ....... '. ............ ....rgc TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. H. Krieger &Co. West Washington Street Special for This Week Ladies’ 36 inch Long COATS in fine covert clo hs. black serges. panama cloths; also. lightweight hrosdcloths, lined with guaran- teed sszin; former prices, $12.00 to $16.00; now, $10.00 and $12.00 CASH or CRl DIT PRICES the SAME LINEN 1111111 TUB presses, blue. lavender. piait, white; The Best Advertisement Is a Pleased Customer Spectacles and Eye (“assert that fit the face and fit the sight are the kind that please. iiIIiilRK [Will 00. Successor. to HOMER B. HOYT. 1 United Bank Building 97 Washington St. orrtt‘i: 11011111.. to 11.:111 and 12:45 to 6:00. and Saturday evenings. 7 to 9. THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic I Chiropractic is the science of the: cause of the disease and the art of ad ' lusting the same. Diseases are caused ‘ by a wrench, twist or sprain in the back. Even if done in childhood it; '1 treates pinched norms and pain in! ' later life in the different organs and; limbs. - Chiropractors remove the cause or this disease and pain. and health is' T1 :94. 122 water at. restored through harmoniaing the six nerve systems in your body. Nervottaness. Rheumatism, Paraly- sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Dis- real- tailor- mails; $5. 98 worth 88; special, FURE Lake Ice Wholesale and Retail Brookside Lake Ice Co Office and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. A. H. Freight Yard. Two 'Phones — 754-3; 81412 1——.—____._.. Make Nature Hustle Of the many kinds of fertilizers 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 manuals and contains Nitrogen. Ammonia and Potash in liberal proportions. We have sold this to the same parties rc- peatedly and our sales this season " have doubled. The Ferris Coal Co .1 149 Washington 1. 1 1 .. -Sh-orthornL—lsn't it“s lot of trouble to pick out your own cows from the big bunch? Longhorn—N11. stranger; my tt'ouhlc water. Now Willie. whit is an island? woud come if i tried to pick otlt some Willie—A person in a bathtub—The other fellow‘s cows—Cleveland Lead- Ctrcle. or. . eases are given special attention; also Curvature of the Spine. You will . never regret giving Chiropractic a, chance to help you. ' T. FRANCIS. D. c. j 94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NONWALK} Magnetic Treatment. Given Also. 3 i 1 i I i .. GREAT REDUCTIONS iN Tailor - made SUITS We have but very few on hand. not 0711 50 Suits. all told. and that is considered verylittle in comparison to what we carry in the beginning of the season—these Suits are all marked down from $5.00 to $8 00 each from their regular selling prices. lnveétigate our CHARGE SYS’I‘EM today. you LOW PRICES tippn CREDIT TERMS. We give «H. Krieger &Co. 29-31 West Washington Street. SOUTH NORWALK. According to the Boston Transcript a line of juryntcn appeared in a Mls aourl court and eveiy man explained that it would mean disaster to 111111 to serve at that term of court—ail but a little fellow at the tail end of the line. This man was a hunter and he had med iu atcabin on the creek all his e. “You have no excuse to otter?" ask- ed the surprised Judge. SUMMER UNDERWEAR 9001121111 .4.11s;seesaw-"mW COATSHIRTS "No. sir; i ain't married. " "What about your crop?" "Don’t raise anything.” Knee IDICWCTIS ' are the best of their kind- :i.00 and more the garment. “No fence to fix up?" In Union Suits‘ "Haven't got a fence on the place." “You think you can spare the time- to serve on a Jury two weeks?” “Sure." .1 5° INC "w The Judge sat a while and meditated. ' ' ' All other kinds of Summer Reaching over. he whispered to the Underwear. . Joseph Davis Tailor, Clothiar. Hatter, Furnish-r. CONN EALLY AND—— B R1 A C K E N. WE SELL THE IEOT $2.00 SHOE IN CONNECTICUT. TELEPHONE 8634 clerk, who shook his head in perplex- ity. Than the judge's curiosity got the better of him. "You're the only man who's got the time to serve your country as a jury- man." he said. “Would you mind tell- Teachcr—Give me an example of what is tneant by “masterly inactiv- ity." in me how it happens?" do“ Bay with the prognathous face—A ESure not " said the little man. ngzkhggltggtnhgnat .’ baseball pitcher delaying a game so promptly. “ibeard you was going to ‘ it'll have to be called on account of Irutlt "Mu" darkness-Chino Tribune. try Jake Billings this term. 1; dog 9' mice oncet." _ He shot -1 A.....-- .___. . ....
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