Two Piece Suits
that particular men like. First you will like the handsome Ityln, tho
Ittractiv. patternI, then yOu will appreciate the unusunl IIl‘lllld variety
$7 and $10
Every garment we will guarantIII puIII “(IIII illlll “(llhl|d. EIcI'y
Isuit has Ieceiied handwork where handwork is vital to its tit and
IhlpelinoII. single Brented Suits In all llli' nI- RIIsI shades of
green oliII-In smokes grew and Ouwego blue urges I" plaln and fan-
cieu. At no higher than $10. Look IIIII lll ll\"'il
Copyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street
I-
TRY OUR
Bolognas. Frankfurters and Sau-
sages -- all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
‘ Phone 445.
It’s Your
First Order
We’re After
Big Reduftion Sale
MEN’S and BOYS’ ‘
SUITS
D. GOTTLIEB
11 NORTH MAIN ST.. 80. NORWALK
You'll III‘ (IIII'I' us with your
future IIIIIIIIs Ill"'illl>t‘ our HAZ-
ELTON COAL plcnws and our
N‘Il‘ll‘l’ is pI-I'I‘III-l
Let’s Have Your
First Order
The B. Hershlicld & Son CO.
This sale consists of very flnI-
IIHP‘BSE S from
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
Selling Out SPRING. SUITS at Greatly Reduced Prices
Sample Suns, also regular
broken lots, which he will bt'II this “I‘l‘lt ill :I uII-ai
$7.50 up. .
SKIRTS from ............................................. $1.98 up
WAISTS—Wc c'uiry the largest asholinwnl III tIIII'II :II very low prices.
.......................... $4.98 up
.......................... $3.98 up
i‘ (W [‘8 1mm .....................
We also carry a full line of IIH‘
SALE AT BOTH STORES.
515 Main 81.. StimTord, 06mm. and 33 80. Main SL, 80. Norwalk. Conn.
stock of
from
sat-I Ilicc
KAYSI'III SILK GLOVES, .
HARRIS ’&
TELEPHONE 450
I
I
I
I
Green Bluefish 160
. no
lrecn Wonk. i‘.‘c; (II‘IIIIn Sliipwl T Z9" 1“ Water St.
Rust-I. lac; IIrI-I-n Ilnlilnu. IIIII; (II-IIIIII
God. 1220; Wontporl Iii-ls. lflc; (‘lllllll‘l' _
licIIt liivor lioc Shad. IIII': Hill‘h
Shad. 12c: IIIIIIIIIII'II'_ h‘I ; l’lnl I“I.\II. .‘o .
IIIVP Rlill liIiiII-Il lnhsicis.
John C. Silcox’s
FISH MARKET.
181 Washington Street Bridge
TEL 931. ‘ FREE DELIVERY.
FIRE WOOD
Hard and soft ready for family use.
Hard Wood ..... $1.75 |I6l' '. cord.
Soft Wood ...... $1.50 per ‘4 coIIi.
Split Wood. 250 Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newwwn Avenue,
PhOnc NO. 783-2. Norwaik. Conn.
Sheet Music ,, .
AT RDAY
F” s U . Make Nature Huétle
2 COPIES FOR 25c
.lnnt ()IIc, SWI-ct (lirl, lx'I-I'ry Milk
Barn llancc. l Lox-II .\iAII who but Oh
You Kid. Any Old Port in :I Slorln.
Baby Doll. Ain't Alnbnilla (loud
ltmough for You Snc'.‘ Marcelino, The
Easiest Way \\'nlt7.c.<. and many oih~
I-ra.
W. A. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Washington St.
THERE lS PURE ENJOVMENT lN
EVERY BIT OF A
Roger Ludlow Cigar
The Best 10c Cigar
ON THE MARKE1-_ Tm, ONE. have doubled.
WE ALso MAKE THE
TWIN CITY ITheFerrisCoaICo
WHICH HEADS THE 5° “Ass” 149 Washington St.
B. J. REYNOLDSL - -.
MANUFACTURER
PURE.
Wholesale and Retail
Office and Storage. N, Y.. N. H. G. H.
Freight Yard.
Two ’Phones — 754-3; 814-2
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
Nitrogen. Ammonia and Potash
in liberal proportions.
sold this to the same parties re-
peatedly and our sales this season
BACK FROM ENCAMPMENT.
Col. Seluh G lilakcnmn (‘hailus M.
Scranton. .I. A. (‘onklin and I‘ ll. Rou-
oil. delegalca to the annual IIncuInp-‘
mom of thc (I. A. It. which was held, Np“ \URK. )1.) II In In)“, I“.-
in South Noi'walk. have I'ctnrncil home ' litinzc. llIl'(‘llll_\’ uIIIIcI .IIIIII lillt‘lll on
and report n most IIIIjoynhlI- limo, 'l‘he ‘ a charge of oI'III--IIIII-IiI‘II-alion III” l...~
citizens of Soulh .\‘or\\':IllI‘ cIIlcroIl in- I hmllicl' iltto's «in I'l\.~.. mo, :ll'l‘iilnllt’d
to the spiiit of HM cit III and Iicsilli'f lIIIloI'II .lndur iiouuh 1min). in tin- I'niI-
elaborately dcloi Itin; the buildings of III} Slates I-iI-Iuit room, on .I now in-
lhc city with the national colors made Ilictnivnl chnriziilfa' IIII-IIIIIIIIII'II'IUII “I
the stay of the III tcrnns olhcluisc II- the funds oi tin-,MIII'I-anlilc National
joyable The Woman s III-lief (oips‘ llnniI' In Mann and .Ictohvr, tour. In.
especially “citunicd and I-nIeItaincIi{pleaded not who with llli‘ privilegc
the villttns. keeping open llolisc and In uiIhIIInIIiucv thII [III'R and making
F. A. HEINZE IN COURT.
Lake Ice
Of the many kinds of fertilizersI
sold by ourselves or by other
said to be three times as strong as
ordinary manures and contains
We have
serving choice I'efI-cshinmts. The HR
itlng comrade-s left South .\'orwn|k
With the impression that it is one of
the best placcs in.thI- SIHIO to Iisit.
"‘Ansonia Sentinel.
1::—
any motion lIl~ IoIIIII-‘I-l might (It'SIl’l'.
.lungI “(High sci IiIII Insi- I‘uI' III-xi lI‘I'I
tiny, and as Mr, iiI-inzc is nlrcudy IIII~
dt-I 3.30 000 hail. no additional socurll)‘
“Hh' uskcd
WOOnflOMOOMOOWMO’W
PROTECTION
AND INCOMEI
are both host i-it'l‘YNI by n savings
cause of the PERMANENT surety and Income because the rate is
account in this bank. l’mtcctlon be- i
known and the payment of intcrcsl profit and certain.
Four per cent is the highest safe
0.
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
I1 WASHINGTON OT.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
. WOOOW
...a.. A km ~..-
50 Tailor Marie Skirts at . ..
price of $3.00.
I
I
from
COAL
AT LOWEST PRICES
L. GOLDEN
H E R E A R E
UnmatChable Bargains
And if you do match them we are willing to refund your
money even after 30 days time.
Suits
The following cut prices are good for Saturday and Mon-
day only. You'll be sorry if you miss them.
'28 Tailor Made Suits in all the leading shades of the
season. which we guarantee to be worth Slooo and
Soil 00. will go on Sale Saturday and Monday at
Skirts
Come and look at them. They will surprise you for the
Hats
75 Trimmed lials. regular prices from $4.00 to $5.00, will
Brookside Lake Ice Coi I10 mi I... . .
. Waists
The largest assortment of Waists in short or long sleeves.
II
CANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
$10 75
....... $3.00
. 8:95 and $3.25
FRIDAY, MAY 14, 1909
Mattings, Oil Cleths and Linoleums
._ ”m-_.._ 3.
‘ . THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
NOS. 2
and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
It is time now to think of new Floor Cove.'ing, Our assortment of Matting. Oil Cloths and
Linoleums is now complete and we can supply your wants In this line at satisfactory prices.
A
CHINA MATTING .,
IAI’ MAI llNCI
LRI X I‘I/IA 'iING.
Oll Cl Olll
l‘RIN'Il l) LINOI. Ii UMS
INLAIL) L‘NOIJU MS.
CREX RUGS. (I .'I' l) .
8 x I0
(I x I:
ITRISTRAM
I ‘50- Easy" .
.18c to 350
.22 to boc
38c
. 25 to 50c sq. yd.
..50 and 60c sq. yd.
..95c to $1.25 sq. yd.
................ $4.25
............ $0.00
$3.00
81
HYATT.
NORWALK, CONN.
The Best Advertisement Is
a Pleased Customer
SpI-I'luI-IIIR and VIII I;'.I
IIIIII III IIll‘ rIII‘I‘ und tit tho 5'“
Inc IIII- kInIi Iinil pIIInI-I-
IENWIIIK IIPIIBII Ell.
Successors to
HOMER B. HOYT.
United Bank Building
97 Washington St.
(Il’l’ll'ii lilll'liH-~\ In II no
Mill 1': if. III II on, IIIIII .‘.Ili'l'liii
|‘\I'II|II).'I‘, 7 lo 0.
II“
II'
THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of ChIrOpraclIc
Chiropractic is IlIc St'lcmc oi the
cause or llII- disease and tho art or ad
lusting llIc .I'zimc. lllsciisvs III'II t'IIII.~IIIl
........... . 49c to $3.98
Coats
Ladies Coats. in line Parlama. light weight Broadcloth
and Covert Cloth. regular price $6.50 . .
34-95
68 Washington Street
IEIIII NIIIIBIS
IIIIIII ll (ll
\II' i It‘ I‘
Ilisiilt‘l III .\l‘l\\.l!li. fix. I’IIIIIIIII-
Court. \l.I\ I'I. .\ lI. Illliil.
l-lsiulc of 'l'ullIIInIIuc linlo'i', Into III
.\'III'\\.IIII. in said IllslIiI'L IIIII'I-nsI-II,
\\'IIcI'cn.~'. \I'I'ilII-II nppliclllion has
Ili‘t'll lllilllt‘ to this court by tho IIIIII-II
Ior ol’ ”III \\III of said tIl‘I't’ilN‘lI Mu)
Inn for II\II.~oII< lIll‘l'l'Ill .wl forth for :In
IIIIlIIr ‘IIl' hillt‘ of all Rllt'll l'lizlll, lltlc
:IIIII iIIIcrcsI as said ili‘t‘t‘I'iM‘il had III
the limo ol‘ his death in and to curtain
rcnl I‘slnlc llt'!~'('l'lill‘tl in said Iippiir'a
lion:
Ordered. That said application In.
III-art] nnd IlcterInhII-Il III ”III Probate
Ulllt'o in Norwnik. on thc ‘.‘IIIII day ol
Mu). I‘Hlll nt 10 o‘clock fIII'eIIoolI; and
thnl public nolitc lllt‘lt‘tlf hII Elhll
to all pclsonu interested IIli’l‘l‘lll II)
publishing this oI'I'iti in n In IIspIpcI
IInI'inI.r :I circuluiion in said district
at lI-asl liic lliu'S before said duy of
hI-ni'ing,
(IRI‘IIIIIIY.
.liitlgo
HENRY \\'.
LOOKING FOR LOST STUDENT.
(‘hlcf of Police William \‘ollmcr has
IIIcI-ichI a request lo have a gcncru
:IIIII'm soul out III-ro for Thomas P
Williams. II ll;II‘\'anl slIIIlcnl. \Ihost
huInII is at 5.03 Vi'cst. liIlsl slrI-III. Ne“
York. and who disappeared Wednes
do) afternoon from the home of his
uncle. David Williams, at Iiethcl. Tin
I-Innmnnicntion to the chief states thai
young Williams has become mentally
unbalanced from ovcrstndy. lie ls
described as IS years old. six fccl tall
weight ISO pounds. and has hrowr
hair dmk O)‘(‘_S a fair IudIiy com
plcxion and has good teeth. Ilc aim
has two prominent scars on his right
wrist and wore .I shabby may suit
rcd neck tie. a gray slouch but am
blur-k shoca and stockings.
Italy's Ncw Batthship.
ROME. May 14.——Thc Minisicr o‘
\InIinI» A'Ilmii II Miinbello has obtain
oil the :Ippi'mul of the cabinet to I
nninl program that provides for th
I-onsliuttlon within tlncc worn at I
total expense of $0: 000 000 of rum
ihcadnoughis and II number of fan
scout cruisels. A lotnl paper say
the decision to build these veaseh
was reached after lials' had Iearnec’
that Austria-llIInIznry was going ti
power.
spend $40,000,000 on Increased naval
IIIIIIs INII IIIIIIIII ’
RIclIaI'Ii Olmstead.
'I'III' lIl'IllIl III hill!» IlII hnIIl ()lnIsIcnIl
Inst “III-II, Ilit‘ on!) son 01 .\II'. lilltI
All“. Wilbur (IIIIINIl‘iIII, \\'II~ lhI- l'ilIIN‘
oi Slilit‘l't‘ uI'II-I III II'lI'llII.~ of both ilII-
pnxrnts nIIIl Ihv' in»), 'i’hc lillllll_\ had
but rcccnlly rIIIIIIIII'Ii Io ltnlgctlcld.
lhI- IIIoIII I|:|\Iili.i III-.I'II llliltll‘ \\llll IIII'
thought lh;II IhI- I’II-I-I' :IIId morII
hcnllllfnl IIIt‘ ('I IIII IoiInlrI \\'IIIIlIi
aI'I-nIlI lIIInIIlit IiI-I IhilIi. During his
Ilvc or six your» sojourn iii IIIII city oi’
\‘III'\\.IllI_ lliIiI IIIl I-III! lir>l nltcnilml
IIindII gIIIlIn Iillll IIIIIIr lhc |Illllllt‘
sIlIool. and tlIIouuhont hull greatly t'll'
(It‘lll‘t—‘(l himself to his tcachcrs. 'l‘lII-y
found him It vanitII‘II. conscientious
lad, intIIrI-sIIId In his work and stud).
and :lI\\':l_\-\ I'Illlt'l to do his best. ”c
was nlso II rcgulni :Iticndanl oI' SIIII'
Iln) Milool. in \\Ilit‘ll hc Wm: sincerely
IiI-IotI-II. As he grow oldcr, hc dcrcl-
opctl a I'IIsouIIclnlucss nnIl independ-
I'llt'l' lino not lIliI) made him hI-lpl'nl
III lhc homo. IIIII n canstnni Ilclitzht l-I
his pan-nis and II'II-nds, llc was a
:l‘I'nl IIIII-r oi (Illl-(II-(ltltll'S. but his loII'l
was more that oi .I child “ho finds in
illillll‘t‘ a companion, something Io
lI'I'IIIII II\'I'I‘. l IIIII'I than IIII opportun-
III for nI-lIrI >|Iul'l. He had il child‘s
‘lIlSSltlll for Ilii\\l'l‘.\, and “fluid gather
IIIt‘SI' In lllllllltlillltl' on tho dIII-orntimi
.Ii' the brow illlil as hills to friends
Only the day III-tort- hc Iclt Xurwnlvk
he had I'zlgcrlI sought and found IhII
llrsl Iiolcls oi' IhII scason. Had he II\
.Id, Hideclicld Would hnrc cIIIlcurIId it»
self to hin as it has to his part-Ins.
and one II.IIIIoI IIIII iIuIIIIIII that his
thoughtful oulloolI upon Inc and dc\o
.lon to study INIIllIv‘d to growth into n
Iciplni and loyal cilizcn. 'l‘hII sIInIIuI
.h_I' of tho lcnchcrs IlnII il‘icntls oi thc
boy is most sinI'I-II-II' cxtonIlI-Il to lIlI
Icrcnicd part-Ins. iiiduIIIlI-ld I’ll'S4.
Mrs. Juliana P. Edmond.
Thc IIIIii'l‘ill III‘IMI's. .lI'IIa'Iu i’. l'TI!
IIond will hc III III nl 2230 o'IlIII'k H
noI'I'oII afternoon II'oIn lllt‘ III.'..III- III“
of hcr son. III. I.“.‘,t ;' lcjdnnInIl. in Ilrcg-
Iry lloulI-I‘nrd, lILIIst Norwnilt. 'I‘hII
Rcv. .\li'. lirown \Iill ofllcintc.
ermcnl will he in the NorwnilI (‘IInIII
'cry.
Austin A. Hart.
Austin A. linrl. a member of I‘IIIII»
puny II. Sixteenth t‘onnIIcIir-nt VoinII
leer Infantry. died III the
Home, Noroton.
Ige of 8.3 years and six months.
(i
and in .
Solliicru‘
last evening. at the
Tim
by n wrench, l\\'l.<l or sprain II [III-
hack. l-JIIIII it done in childhood ll
II'IIntIIs pInI'thI III~III< :I:II pun III
inlIr “III III lhII IIIllI-II III ..IIl'L‘..iiIr~ III.Il
iInIlIs.
(‘hIropruIloH rI'IIIoII' Inc I':III<II oi
this ill-‘I'IIM‘ and pnlu. und II".iI‘IIl Ii
IcsiorI-Il IIIIIIIIEII lIuI'nIoIII/Jnu the ya
ncrvc syslcms Ill your body.
XIII-rousiicss, lthI-ninnlism, l‘nI'al'.
sis. llczirl, KianIy :Iutl Ft'lllllII‘ ins.~
I-ascs :II'I- glt't'll .'.IIIII'Inl nltIIIIIIon; Illho
(‘nrvalnrc of llIII SIIIIII'. You \\'III
never regret. giving
thrown to help you.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
94WASHINGTON ST. 50. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments leen Also.
usualshocz.
combining
style do once
fit an the"
rabilitysso
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
WE SELL THE BEST $2.00
SHOE IN CONNECTICUT.
TELEPHONE 363-4
III-mains IIIII IIII IIlIi(‘ll to Avon today
I for inch'nIcni.
’i‘ho nuctlonccr knocks down almost
everything he touches, and yet nobody
seems to mind It.
f H. Krieger SICo.
m.-
(‘hiroprnctic n. ;_
West V'Ias..2ng ton Street
COATS
n panama cloths; also lighlucight
)hruadcloths lincd IIiIh guaran-
ROW.
$10.003IIII $12.00
CASH 0r CRIDI'I‘
PRICES the SAME
‘ICN HULK 'IUB DRII‘S‘ES
bluc Iaicntlrr. pink. white;
real tIIiIor-m:;IIl--
worth $8; special
GREAT REDUCTIOIIS IN
’ 5%“ IoSlb.00;
’ I,
We have but very few on hand, not over 50 Suits. all ‘
what we carry In the beginning of the season—~1hesc Suits
rcgu‘ar selling prices.
Investigate our CHARGE \Yil‘i-ZM today.
you I OW PRICE 3 upon CREDIT "llitRlla‘.
29-81 West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
.VIIDDIJC’I‘UWN, May III—Th0 chlcl
business today below the annual con-
vention of the Woman's Relief Corps.
/\ in fine cmertclo. hrs. black scrgcs. .
/ teedsann: former P'IH‘S.SIZ.00
Tailor - made Suns
told. and that is considered very little in comparison to ‘i’
w n. c OFFICERS "M 7“ ’ ”T“ ' ‘“"'i H”
wrac-
Miss Alice Slater. of Hartford, Chesen XM'
Department President. SUMMER Eta:
. UN DERWEARVI'?
lhpuItnn-nt of Connecticut. which op- I ”"9
Inctl hcrI- yesterdnr in North Congic- I
national l"hInIh, was the election ofl
nfllIeIs i‘oI the ensuing year.
\llss Aim Slater. of IIaI-IIIIIIII. “nsl
advanced from the office of senior
vice-president to that of department
president when the election of officers
was taken. The others chosen were:
Scnior Vice-President. Louis I. Earl.
Hartford; junior vice-president. Mary
III. Smith. New liuvcn: treasurer. Mix-In
Mary 1. Hayes. Pine Meadow (re-elec-
lionl: department chaplain. Martha.
Little. Nnuga ck: chairman of the ex-
ecullve comm tiee, Agnes G. Driggfl,
i_'IIlonvIlic. I
TVPEWRITING SPEED RECORD.
KANSAS CITY. Mo., May 14,—Al
new speed record for typewrltlng wau‘
made here last night by E. A. 'i‘refz-I
ger, of New York, when he wrote an
average or 109 words from copy each
minute for fifteen minutes. Trelzger
was second in the international con-
tent, recently, when Rose l.. Fritz wonI
the hour contest.
I Sotham l :
COAT SHIRTS
Knee Drawers
arc the Ilt‘h‘l of their kind.
$1.00 and more the garment.
In Union Suits
$1.50 and $2.00.
other kinds of Summer
Underwear.
All
Joseph—Davis
Tailor, CIothler,
FurnIIher,
Twain and Leather GoodI,
85 Wthington Street,
South Norwaik.
Hatter,
Norwalk Chronicler