‘ v”, "‘ for only ahapellneu. TRY OUR Bolognas. Frankfurters and San- sages -- all made fresh, daily. Meats and Provisions of all kinds. F. KARL, 76 NORTH MAIN STREET Phone 445. Big Reduction Sale MEN’S and BOYS’ SUITS D. GOTTLIEB 11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK rGreen Bluefish. 16c Green Weak,12c: Green Striped liar-Is. 181‘; Green Halibut 16c; Green Cod. 12c; Westport Eels 151 Connec ticut River Roe Shad, 151; Brick Shad. 12c; Haddock, 81'; Flat b‘ish, tic; Live and Boiled lobsters. John C Silcox’s FISH MARKET. 181 Washington Street Bridge TEL 981. FREE DELIVERY. FIRE WOOD Hard and soft ready for family use. Hard Wood” s..1. 75 per 14 cord 5’} Soft Wood ...... $1.50 per V. coid. Split Wood. 25c Extra A. CARMI BETTS‘ WOOD YARD. ‘ N0. 74 Newtown Avenue, Phone N0. 783-2. Norwalk. Conn. Sheet Music 1‘ FOR SATURDAY, 2 COPIES FOR 25c TWO Piece Suits that particular men like. First on will like the handsome styles. the attractlv. patterns. th°n yen wit appreciate. the unusual broad variety $7 and $10 Every garment we will guarantee pure wool and worsted. Every suit has received handworlt where handwork is vital to its fit and single Breasted Suits green. olives. smokes. greys and Oswoqo blue serge. in plain and fan- otes. At no higher than 310. Look them over Copyright Clothing Co. 6 North Main Street in all the rIeWest shades of it’s Your First Order We’re After You'll be after us with your future orders because our HAZ- ELTON COAL pleases and our service is perfect, Let’s Have Your First Order The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co. (.94. 122 Wltar 8!. runs Lake Ice Wholesale and Retail Brookside Lake Ice Co Office and Storage, N. Y., N. H. a. H. Freight Yard. Two ’Phones — 754-3; 814-2 Make Nature Hustle This sale consists of very fine "-50 up. SKIRTS from .............. DRESSES from COATSfrorn.. .................. 515 Main at. Stamford. Conn.. and HARRIS 81' CANS CO. TELEPHONE 450. IIIIIIIIIIIIII illlill IIIIIS Geoigi l-I. liiscl'T of the t‘ oiiriei tic Iit General Life Insurance tiririrpriiiy, was 11 brief visitor in town, this morning, on route from SsclIeIIt-ctaily. N. l'., to his home in Hartford. ’l‘odiiy brought out several straw hills. For :1 week or two, studi-Iits have Ili'l‘ll wcuring l‘nuamns, but the first native to Wi'tlt‘ this kind of a head covering iict‘er'roil the pleasure to await the present kind of weather. There is considerable bn. lIiIll talk of ii Norwulk team this log, the riifliit‘ to be made up entirely or play rs “no live in the upper city. Wil- Iliilil Lauder, who Is now it Norwiilk resident, will cuptnin the team, it is said. Strike benefits were paid today at the Lyceum in \\'ashington street, to the IilI‘fl batters affected by the strike, though it was not possible to give the full amounts. The apportion! Iuent \\.l.~‘ Imiric the same as last week, The trinuucrs were paid up at lied \ioii's llzill. Au appreciative and enthusiastic audit-lice hoard Judge John H, l.lght lecture, last evening, in ltkigefieid. on "The Men of Shakespeur's Julius (‘ae- Siii'." The lecture was given under The Paris Cloak and Suit House Selling Out SPRING SUITS at Greatly Reduced Prices broken lots, which we will sell this week at a great sacrifice WAISTS—We carry the largest assortment in town at very low 011088. We also carry a full line of the KAYSER SILK GLOVES SALE AT BOTH STORES. CO'A AT LOWEST PRICES L. GOLDEN 68 WASHINGTON STREET Suits The following cut prices are good for Saturday and Men- day only. You' ll be sorry if you miss them. 28 Tailor Made Suits in all the leading shades of the season, which y've guarantee to be worth $16.00 and $18.00, will go on Sale Saturday and Monday at. g. Sample Suits, also regular stock of froru .......................... .138 up ............. . 8 up .......................... $3.98 up 33 Go. Main SL. 50. Norwllk. Conn. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. ITRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NOS. 2 and 5. GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘ Mattings, Oil Cloths and Linoleums It is time now to think of new Floor Covering. Our assortment of Matting, Oil Cloths and _ Linoleums is now complete and we can supply your wants in this line at satisfactory prices. CHINA MATTING ..................................... ; ........ 18c to 351: 1A? MATTING .................................................. 22 to 60c I CREX MATTING ................................................... 38c ' OIL CLOTH .............................................. 25 to 50¢ sq. yd. . PRINTED LINOLEUMS ............................... 50 and 6°C sq. yd. l INLAID LINOLEUMS .................................. 95c to $1.25 sq. yd. l CREX RUGS. 6 x 9 ................................................. $4.25 ' 68 WATER STREET. 8 X 10 ................................................. $6.00. 9 x 12 .............................. . .................. $8.00 TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK. CONN. ..$10.75 The Best Advertisement Is a Pleased Customer Spectacles and Eye Glasses that fit the face and fit tlic sight are the kind that please. IEIIWIIIII IIPIIBII BU. Successor; to HOMER B. HOYT. United Bank Building 97 Washington St. GOV. WEEKS IS UNABLE TO GO. Probable that Former Governor Wood- ruff Wli Welcome National Slavonic Society to the State. BRIIXIEI’ORT. May 15.~il«wnusn of an immense amount of advance busi- ness and detail to he finished up before the National Slavonic Society meets in this city for listrl-enninl convention on May 24. the supplementary commit- toe on property convenes here next. Monday, This r-oIIirIIItti-i- comprises it members. as follows: \'cu Svarc, of Cleveland; John F. Rybnr. llrnddock. Pit; Stephen Pornc, Yonkers, N. \'.: OFFICE HOURS—R in 11:30 Michael \\'uiuc1I.(‘hicrIgo, “1.; Andrew and 12:45 to 6;tl0, anti Satin-day Rychtiavsky, Bayonne, N. .1; George evenings. 7 U3 9' Glriiiiin, Whiting. 1nd,: Frank itoldin, Frontenac. Kan; (:eorgc \‘aclavik *1 Milwaukee, Wis. and Nicholas Kovacs Bridgeport. Who is secretary of the convention coIiItIIittce of the two local Iixseiiibllcs of the order, which will eIItrrtiiiIi the non delegates from all parts of the eouritrv Err-GOV. woodruf'l Coming I’lliilll‘f‘ Governor Itollin S. “ood- ruff will probably represent the state in extending a welcome to the dele- gates at the reception at the slate armory. following the parade on the afternoon of. May 24. Governor Frank 1.. Weeks has written to Leon- ard S. Alexovlfs. president. of the cou- ventiori committee. regretting his in- ability to be in Bridgeport on May ‘11 because of the 30-day period of mourn- THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic 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 .‘n the back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the different organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause of this disease and pain, and health Is restored through harmonizing the 81! nerve systems in you body. Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly~ om :iusmn-s or the Clltlitlllt' Club, iri “‘8 “’""‘"”‘K 1“" “"“M “‘ ““"L‘rlw ”B. J. REYNOLDS 0f the many kinds of fertilizers sold by ourselves or by other dealers. we believe Phlverized 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 Ferris Coal Co 149 Washington St. Just One Sweet Girl, Kerry Milk Barn Dance, 1 Love. My Wife but Oh You Kid. Any Old Port in a Storm. Baby Doll. Ain't Alabama Good Enough for You Sue? Marcelino, The Easiest Way Waltzes, and many oth- W. A. Briggerman’s MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block.'132 Washington St. THERE 18 PURE ENJOYMENT IN EVERY BIT OF A Roger Ludlow Cigar The Best 10c Cigar ON THE MARKET. TRY ONE. WE ALSO MAKE THE TWIN CITY WHICH HEADS THE Sc CLASS. MANUFACTURER. awrss wn'rcfiilxsas. (London Globel . Switzerland. Geneva in particular. is always associated with clocks and watches, but it seems that of recent THIRD VSUICIDE ATTEMPT SUC- CESSFUL. NEW YORK. May tin—After two on years the industry has suffered from successful attempts to commit sun foreign competition. the extent oi':cide within the past your. Gilbert which can be seen from the fact that. : Loeb, an artist, Ix years old, killed according to a. report recently issued? by the federal government. the. tier-ill watchmakers and clockrnukers on :inlinating gas. lie had been suffering average receive little “1019 than M iruni melancholia and in the two prei francs a. week in place 01’in to 70 ‘ lous attempts took in one instance .1 francs Ill days S0119 bY- “19 letlllli ilarge dose of sleeping powders and is not a matter for small wonderment : in the other chloroform. when one considers the success with which watches and clocks are fabrl-i cated by the United States. Gerumnynl and even France. himself in his apartments in West. 134111 street. today, by inhaling illum- ’l‘he wages of sin is death, but the undertaker was never known to gar- nishee 'em. WMOOOOOWM“OW PROTECTION AND INCOME are both best served by R savings account. in this bank.yroteetion 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 IUILOINO. .7 WAOHINOTON OT. OOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ‘ lief." he replied; the liitter's iii-ridipurrters, Judge Light. was :i guest over night of the Rev it‘ll- ther Shortell, rf‘llii‘lllilg home to South, Nor-walk this morning. ,The members of the IAIIIIOS' tfnitevl Whist t‘luli went to Bridgeport, 'l‘hui's~ day afternoon, and were entertained by Mrs. Rudolph Luunscher. at her home there. The first prize was awarded to Mrs. William Moore. the second to Miss Edith \‘room. and the third to Mrs. Howard Wood. The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. W. F. Hoyt, of Elius'ood avenue. Judge John W. llhtiks. of Bridgeport, came to South Norwalk. this morning. in connection with the reassesslng of benefits and damages for the Elm trove street layout. following the ap- peal from the original assessments by four of the property owners interest- ed. Judge Banks was accompanied to the scene by Corporation Counsel John Keogh, Judge John H. Light. City En— gineer Samuel W. lloyt, Jr., and High- way Commissioner Daniel Dunlop. FALLING INTO HOLE IN THE AIR. One of the strange experiences of a balloonist In that of falling into “a hole in the air," which Mr. Rolker reports as follows: “So you continue sailing. enjoying the present with little thought of the startling surprises that may be before you. Ahead of‘ your. unseen. may be what the bnlionist calls a ‘hole in the ulr.’ resembling the vortex of a maelstrom, and down this you may literally fall at 11 rate which is terrifying until by sacrificing tw0 or three bagfuls of sand at once your pilot checks your downward flight. lint these ‘holes' are scarce, and as a rule the atmosphere is of uniform carrying power."-American Magazine. A NEW LANGUAGE. One day while George Ade was’trnv eling in the Orient. he came upon a fellow passenger in heated discussion with an old Arab. The lady. a school teacher from Indlaria. complained to Mr. Ade that after studying Arabic for years, in preparation for this trip, she could not understand a word that the native said. “Never mind." snld Ade. consolingly, "‘can't you see that he hasn't a tooth in his head? He's' talking gum~Ara- bic.”~Siiccess Magazine. “1 should think it would be a great relief at night to get home and away from this ceaseless setting of ques- tions," remarked the stranger. The bureau of information man smiled it wan smile. "it isn't much re- “f‘m the father of solid 11 formal accctpnnce shortly. will review bee naiii other hall. Employees Get Holiday. ploy Slavoiiinns. have consented hilley will not expire until May ‘27. Mr. Woodmff has received an irivitn- lion and it is expected that he will He the parade with Mayor officials from the city Many local Iiiaiiufacturera. who our- to cases are given special attention; also Curvature of the Spine. You Will never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK Magnetic Treatment. Given Also. allow those employees to absent them- selves from work on the afternoon of the flith in order that they may parti- cipate In the big parade. Some 8,001) visitors are expected here on that day. the opening day of the, conven- tion which will last throughout the week. LIVED IN A CAVE. Couple Arrested in Geergiavilie. R. l for Starting Fires In Woods. GEORGIAVILLE R. 1.. May 15.~—A search for the persons who were re- ported to he kindling fires in the woods near this village resulted today in the discovery of a couple living in a cave. They had been using the cave as a home for three weeks, and had subsisted on what vegetables, poultry and eggs they were able to forage on neighboring farms. A pillow, a mattress of dead leaves and a blanket comprised the furnish~ ings of the cave. The man had been out of work for some time. and had not the means to pay house rent. He gave his name as Adelor Greuier, and the woman said that she was Mabel Weldon, and that her parents lived in Whitman. Mass. The local authorities decided to hold the couple for the. state police. STEAMER’S BOILER EXPLODES: I DETROIT. Mich. May 15.-—Word has been received here that the boil- era of the steamer James ii. Hoyt ex- ploded today while the steamer was between Cleveland and Airshtiibuia. and that four men Were fatally iii- lured. 1- Klng Meueiikzs wife see-Iris to be an advanted woman. l-lei opinion as to the prevailing type or swim but would be interesting, CONNEALLY AND BRACKEN WE SELL THE BEST $2.00 SHOE iN CONNECTICUT. TELEPHONE 363-4 N0 wheels are turned in this world by the man who is proud of those In his head. No matter what his titles. be is a slave who lets his belly rim away with his head. "Your glasses." she said “have made a‘ great deal of difference in your ward humanity. appearance." "Do you really think . so?" he asked. "\ as you look so irr- You cannot tell much about the size felllst’m With them on."——Chicago Rec- A man‘s riches on earth are in in- verse ratio to his retrenchments to- sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis, 1 H. Kriegcr81 C0. West Washington Street Special for This Week Ladies’ 36-inch Long ' COATS in fine covert cIo' hs, black scrges. panama cloths; also. lightweight broadcloths, ”tied with guaran- teed sazin; former prices,312.00 to $16.00; new. $10. OOand $12. 00 CASH or CRi DIT PRICES the SAME LINEN nook run narssrs. blue. lavender. pink, white; real tailor- made; $5. 98 worth $8; special, GREAT REDUCTIONS IN Tailor - made SUITS We have but very few on hand, not over 50 Suits, all told, and that is considered very little 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. investigate our CHARGE SYSTEM today. W e give éfilly’s that the first proofs of Dean . apocalyptic nightmare of the printer‘s eight children."-—Pnliadelphia Record. of a man s living from his income. 1 0'11 Herald. , m" “flu-r ”to. v - a..- " 's..~.__o.. m I . I . ~‘s a. . A. . emmm‘ "W ‘W' ,H ‘ 3- .m . ' I" .1., “ I - .- M|I «.1 f I“ '11 "r I” “i“ A ' L" (‘1 Th; 2‘ you LOW PRICES upon CREDIT 'i‘IERMw'. H. rieger81Co. ‘ 29- 31 West Washington Street SOUTH NORWALK. A POOR WRITER. I Dean Farrar. in his “Reminiscransrsf' SUMMER UNDERWEAR Soothers COATSHIRTS Knee Drawers are the best of their kind. 61.00 and more the garment. . In Union Suits v.50 and $2.00. other kinds of Summer Underwear. Joseph Davis Tailor. Clothier. Hatter, Furnisher, Trunks and Leather 000110. .. as Washington ltreet But sailors are away trom home so ' much of the time." ' “m" N°M"k' "Yes."-—Qleveiaiid 13min pester. 3L , O Stanley‘s “Sinai and Palestine" lnform~ ed the reader that from the monastery of Sinai was visible “the horn of the burning beast!" This was s fearfuliy devil for "the horizon of the Burning flush." The original proof-sheets also stated that on tifrning the shoulder of Mount Olivet in the walk from Beth- any, “there suddenly burst upon the spectator f1 magnificent view of— Jones!" n this startling sentence “Jones" was a tmnsmogrlflcation of “Jenn." the dean‘s abbreviated way of writing “Jerusalem." When the dean answered an invitation to dinner. his hostess has been known to write back and inquire whether his note was an acceptance or a refusal. and when he most kindly replied to the question' of some workingrnan. the recipient of his leuer thanked him. but ventured' to request that the tenor of the answer might be written out by someone else, “as be was not familiar with the hand- writing of the aristocracy.” All “Henry. sometimes f’m sorry you are not a sailor.‘ ‘ we I. Jr J.‘
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