s 2““. ,_.- Way Home, I Church but the Wrong i’cw, Just One (,PAGE 11151111. that particular men like First you $7 an stilt has received bandwork where shapelinou. Look ciel. At no higher than S10. Two Piece Suits attractlvs patterne,t th'n yOu will appreciate the 1111111111111 broad variety Every garment we will guarantee pnic wool and woistcd. Single Breasted Stilts Sit-en, olives, smokes. greys and Oswego blue serge. in pIaIn and fan- Copyright Clothing Co. 6 North Main Street will like the handsome styles, the (1 $10 Every handwork is vital to its fit and in all the Ili‘Wt'Sl shades of tiieni ove r 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. Big Reduétion Sale MEN’S and BOYS’ SUITS D. GOT'I‘LIEB 11 NORTH MAIN ST.. 50. NORWALK FIRE WOOD Hard and soft ready for family use. Hard Wood ..... $1.75 per 1,; cord. Soft Wood ...... $1.50 per 1/; cord. Split Wood. 25c Extra. A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD. N0. 74 Newtown Avenue, Phone No. 783-2. Norwaik, Conn. -...._._.. ..- _ ...x.. _ ... SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY Sheet Music 10c A COPY. Ain't Alabama (loud liniugii for You. Suc‘.’ Don't Take Me Home. The Longest Way Round is the Swectcst You're in the Right Sweet Girl, Kerry Miiis' Barn lliincc. Lily of the Prairie. You‘ll Haw to Ask My Mother. and many others. W. A. Briggerman’s MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block, 132 Washington st. THERE IS PURE ENJOYMENT 2N EVERY BIT OF A Roger Ludiow Cigar ‘ The Best 10c Cigar ON THE MARKET. TRY‘ONE. WE ALSO MAKE THE TWIN CITY WHICH HEADS THE 5:; CLASS. B. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. COLLEGE ATHLETIC MEET. New England Association Has a Big Event In Beston. ‘BOSTON. May 22.—Thc,ir ardor to uphold the athletic prowess of their several colleges undampened by the showers which have made the track at Technology Field heavy, the sur- vivors of yesterday's elimination heats, of the twenty-second annual championship meeting of the New England intercollegiate Athletic Asso- ciation. together with these athletes entered in the events as yet not in.»- gun today, competed in the finals which would not the scores to decide the meet. As had been expected. Dartmouth bad the greater representa- tion, having qualified 13 men yestcr~ day, and with several good men in the mile and two-mile rutis. and in the 100.3'ards' dash. which had been left over. was expected to score. sufficient points to place them beyond the reach of the most aspiring among the other colleges. With the mile and twomilc runs conceded to Colbatb and Solcnm, rc- spectiveiy, of Bowdoin, and with that college represented among the quail- fiers of yesterday. it was expected that the individual scoring propensities of Capt. Horrax. of Williams, would be offset. and the Maine institution might gob second place. Horrax's versatil- rna MEN 00011 i 11’ they Vvon‘t get you good coul Ilazelton coal costs no more If tho where to gct than the ordinary kind. men don‘t Iillflll' good coal tell them that we are HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD COAL The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water St. PURE ake. Ice Wholesale and Retail Brookside Lake Ice Co Office and Storage, N. Y., N. H. O. H. Freight Yard. Two ’Phones -— 754-3; 814-2 Nature 8 Plant Food Pulverized Sheep Manure will work Wonders in the flower or vegetable garden because it sup- plies the worn out soil with just the elements taken away by last season‘s growth. It brings no weeds and strengthens the plant from root to blossom. Crops will be doubled if this fertilizer is used. and the lawn will become bright, green and velvety. Sold in 100 lb. bags, or in smaller quantities if desired. The Ferris Coal Co 149 Washington St. itv yesterday was the teatuie of ilic daV. in addition to thc cntr'cs to the mile anti two-mile runs and the itin- yiirtls' dash, the number of n 11 from "ilf‘Il college eligible to compote In to llay's final events were as follows: Dartmouth, 13; Williams. 11; Tecii~ uology, ll; Amherst, '1': Wesleyan, F»; Maine. 4'. Brown. ~i; Tufts, 2; Ver- mont. 1: Trinity, I There will be good singing at tiic Rescue Mission tomorrow afternoon, at 3:15. All are invited to attend these meetings. PROTECTION -.-: “—- 2 OMOWMWOOmflmW“W AND INCOME known and the payment of interest ii" wumitorou or. , are both best served by a savings account in this bank, Protection be- t,» cause of the PERMANENT safety and Income because the rate is prompt and certain. Four per cent. is the highest safe rate. (The South Norwalk Savings Bank , UNITED IANK IUILDINO. . SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. . This sale consists of very fine =COAL TELEPHONE 450. MW L All are elaborately trimmed in Values from $1.25 to $1.50. The ParisCloak and Suit House Selling Out SPRING SUITS at Greatly Reduced Prices broken lots, which we will sell this week at a g‘ieat sticiifice $7. 60 up SKIRTS from ........................................ $1.08 ill! WAIST We carry the largest assortment in town at very low prices. DRESSES froru ........................................ 04.08 11p COATS frotu ............................................... $3 its tip We also 1:111 ry a full line of the KAYSER SILK GLOVES. SALE AT BOTH STORES. 615 Main at. Stamford, Coma, and 33 So. Main 3t., so. Norwllk, Conn. Sample Stilts, also regular stock of 110m i ll' 1 1 i AT LOWEST PRICES HARRIS St- GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. 200 New Waists the season's most popular ways 98 CENTS L. GOLDEN, 68 Washington Street IIIIIIIIIIIIII lflIII IIIWS lit-11111111 VVticlth duuie til the g-ouii irV (‘iiib tonight. Spcidci ii ()ltllt sun will furnish mush. Miss Elizabeth t‘rolut, of New 1111- \'cn, in the guest of Ilt‘l‘ cousin. Miss Agnes l.. (loidcn, of Fairticid art-11111- Il‘rt'dt‘llt‘li \\'. Force, of tlic llIIIIll crew of 1111- Adams prrt'ss (‘olnpnny at the depot, will take the position of Ilcllry II)tII'. tin iirii'cl' of “11' Norunllt Ill‘t‘llt'll. South Norwnik bad a visit yesterday from a typical colored corn doctor. He was 11 1111111 six feet or more lull. straight as an arrow and wore iii-:1) whiskers. Lester I'inkhnni, of the Adams III): press t‘tiiiiptiiiy, Ilili.’ accepted the posi- lion 11s lll‘I\’1'l nintli- vacant by the res intuition of .lohn Stephens. who has re stunt-ii his old position with the (cm pull} "5 iiii-ssiiiiuer oil the railroad. William .I. Final-y, the grocer of Wall street, is Ill receipt or a postal card from Willis Sellcck. the former well known .\'or1\'ulk clniiiier, who says he is lccilng line and In getting liltillp’. liii-cly. III‘ also wished to lie ri-iiiclii- bored to all his Norwitlli friends. ltolicrt I'owt-Ii. who was arrested in xiii-walk, 'l‘hursday night. was uiicn 30 days in Bridgeport jail on It cllurgt- vii intoxication, yesterday afternoon, by Judge Edward .\I. I'AH'RWOOII, who also added tiu days 011 thc charge of .-oiniuoii druukcness. I‘owcil'a past rcc- ord in this respect inilitatlng against hint. Miss Estella tlardincr, of George strt,cc \01 Milk invited a nunin of her tiltiids to bet home, last melting. the lnnttion being but liIrthduV About clghtccn guests Vt'cre present, and 11 sociable. evening was indulged in. mus- ical and vocal selections being render- ‘cd by 11 number of the. guests. At 11 Into hour rcfrcshtncnts. were, served. and the guests departed for their re- spcctirc homes, nil voting Miss Gardi- Iicr a. charming hostess. ——Latest in Soft tints. O'liricn. The case of Franklin Scllct'lt, of East .\'orwnlk, against Edison K. St. John. also a resident of that place, which was hoard last Saturday before J ridge 181.11! lmkwood, was continued this morning The charge against St. John 1111s assault and abusiVe language. Scl- leck claimed that St. John stoned him and used vile names. which be stated were 1111 uncalled for. Judge Lock- wood gavc St. John 11 scrcrc talking to and imposed a. line of" Iii'tccn dollars, which he paid. Nervous pcoplc, iintil very recently, have looked to the, medical profession ,cnilrcly for relief, but they are begin- ning to find that religion has some- thing to say on the subject. If the Emanuel Movement has accomplished nothing else wotth while, the fact that It has helped the Christian Church by turning attention toward the value of religion as an aid to health. this fact, would vindicate its founders. Men have been so accustom ed to think of sickness as sent by the Almighty. that they have forgotten al- most entirely .that the religion of the Nazarene offers wonderful forces that make for health and strength. So far as nervousness is a result of wearlness and worry we need to be reminded that no believer in the Christian re- ligion need be nermus. What relig- ion lias to say to nervous people wilt be the general subject of the address at the First Church in Norwalk tomor- row evening. when the third of the series of addresses on “The Emmanuel Movement‘ will be given, having for its title “Nervonsneas.” SEARCH FOR 01416 BURGL_AR. COLUMBUS. Ohio. May 22.—'l'be hunt for Harvey .Iohnstm, the drawer ate negro burglar 'who 'escaped from his guard Wednesday night and is at large. continues, and the guards of the Ohio penitentiary have been armed with rifles. Johnson was seen twice at midnight, running through the yards, and was shot at. Search. for the man continues 'in every nook and corner. Sentinel for sale ads. are best sellers Itli—II IIIIIIIIIS ltoslnii t‘ritico rs. Giuseppe (‘rlaco ORDER OF NOTICE. State of (‘ounecticut r‘uiriicld County. Superior t‘oiii't. 55., Bridgeport. May llllll. A. 1)., 1009. Hunt the complaint of the said Ros Inn t‘riat praying for reasons there I11 set for 1 for III a divorce; anti 121 that her name be changed to lloslua Zaliio. rcinrnabhI to the Superior t‘onrt. in anti for I‘airlield County, on the first 'l‘uciidny of June. 1909. It appearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that Giuseppe Crisco. the said defendant. is absent from this state and gone to parts on» known. l‘liiicloic (ii-dirvd, 'l‘hut notice of the |lt ndcnc _\ ot 11.1id cpmphiint be git on by publishing third order iii the South Noiuaik i~21enlng Sentinel, a newspaper printed In South .‘V'orwaik. three times nimsnlieiy. commencing on or before tho 20111 day of May. A. ll, 191111. ' “'51. 'l‘. IIA\'II.A.\'D. (‘pirk (if the .Supcrlor (‘out't for Pair- field County. 11120 .".t l‘IltlllATE SALE. Pursuant to the orders of the Pro- batt- Court for the District of Not» walk, made March ltltb, l‘Mhtnnd May 20th. 1909. all the interest owned by 'l‘iilitnatlac linkergoi‘ said Norwalk. do ceased. in or to the following dcscrib ed tracts of land. situated in the Town of Norwaik. 111 South Norwalk. is offcr~ ed for sale. First Tract»e—t‘ommencing at a point on the easterly side of Spring street. 80 feet northerly frotii the corner iorm~ cd by the intersection of Madison street with Spring street. thence run- ning northerly along said Spring street 10 feet, to land of the heirs of Jane A. llakcr.thencc running easterly (1'. feet to a. point. thence running westerly Elk? feet along lurid of one T. Olsen to the point of beginning. bounded north by land of the heirs of Jane A. linker, south by iatid of one '1‘. Olsen, and west by said Spring street. Second 'i'ract~«(‘ommoncing at a point in the southerly boundary line of the land of the heirs of the said Jane A. llakcr. distanced custerly from Spring. street of 68% feet, thence run» ning easterly along said land of the heirs of said Jane A. Baker 31.3 feet. to a point which poitit forms the southeast corner of the land of the heirs of Jane A. llakerl, thence south- erly to land of Annie R. S. linker. thence running westerly along said land of Annie R. S. Baker 31.7 feet to land of one '1‘. Olsen. thence running nortiily 7.2 feet to the point of begin ning. Bounded northerly by land of the heirs of Jane A. Baker, easterly by latid of Dudley E. Hoyt, southerly by land of Annie R. S. 'llaker, and wes- terli by land of one T. Olsen. For partlcnlnm apply to JACOB M. LAY l‘O.\' lCVccutor South Norwalk. Conn. ...—~L_.’- .. ,__.._.__..—————— IIIIIHS IIIII IIIIIIIIIIS.I Mrs. Edward McMahon. liirs. Rose McMahon. wife of Edward McMahon. died this morning at her home, 8 Elwood place, Norwalk, after an illness of about nipo weeks. He- sides her husband she is survived by three sons and five daughters, Mrs. .lohn Williams, Mrs. Mary Lowe, John McMahon, Edward McMahon, .lr.. James McMahon, Elisabeth McMahon. Anna McMahon. all of Norwalk, and Mrs. A. .1. Jones. of Bridgeport. Mrs. McMahon was $18 years of age. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock from .St. Mary's Church and interment, will follow at St. Mary's Cemethry. RECORD MONOPLANE FLIGHT. BOUY. France, May 22.—Herbert fathom. the French aeronaut, made. a record flight In a-monoplano here to- day. He was in the air for 37 min- utes and 37 seconds at a height vary- ing from 30 to 90 loot." m--.w‘__..__.. -___......-- .. . THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. TRISTRAM & HYA’TT, NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Mattings, Oil Cloths and Linoleums It is time now to think of new Floor Covering. Our assaitment of Matting. Oil Cloths anti Linoleurris is now complete and we can supply your w1nts in this line at satisfactory prices. CHINA MATTING .............................................. 18c to 35c JAP MA'I'TING ... .............................................. 22 to 60c CREX MATTING ..................................................... 38c OIL CLOTH .............................................. 25 to 501: sq. yd. PRINTED LINOLEUMS ............................... 50 and 60c sq. yd. 2 INLAII) LINOLEUMS .................................. 95c to $1.25 sq. yd. CREXRUGS.6X 9 ............................ $4.25 8 it 10.. .............................................. $6.00 ’ 9 x 12., .............................................. $8.00 TRISTRAM 81 IIYATT. NORWALK, CONN. $0“: gait). 11-] 9".“ ; , “iii The Best Advertisement Is a Pleased Customer Spectacles uiid l-Iye Glasses that lit the face 11nd lit the sight are the kind that please. iIIIWIIJK III’IIBII I‘ll. SUCceuor-s to HOMER B. HOYT. United Bank Building 97 Washington St. orrici‘. HOURS—4 to li::t0 and 12:45 to 6:110. and Saturday evenings, 7 to 9. THE NEW SCIENCE Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic Is the science or 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. Iii-on If done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain Il‘ later life in the different organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause oi this disease and pain, and health 15 restored through harmonizing the six nerve systems in your body. Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly- sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Dis cases are given special attention; also Curvature or the Spine You win never regret giVing Chiropractic 8 chance to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 94 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK Magnetic Treatment. Given Also. ——-——-———_._ .__..,.. .... Pumps and Oxfords with the snug fitting, triin look- ing uppers always found in Lounsbury & Soulc‘s Shoes For Women $2.50. $3.00, 13.511.34.00 Men’s Emerson Shoes $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Keith Konqueror $3.50 and $4.00 Waldorf All $2.50 AND THE BEST $2.00 SHOE IN CONNECTICUT. CONNEALLY ' ;‘ AND BRACKEN 81 WASHINGTON STREET. TELEPHONE 383-4 ' MORE 1101111151131- 310111117— BOSTON. May 22.-—Tbe local weath- er bureau today ordered the northeast storm warnings hoisted yesterday con- tinued today. .. “us—......- YOUR HOME FURNISHED COMPLETE | on: EASY, TERMS H. Krieger StCo. West Washington Street Our custom is to sell for CASH or on CREDIT. suiting every buyer. You may pay by the week: or by the month. If you prefer to pay cash you are allowed to". discount from the regular prices 1 CHINA CLOSETS .from $15.00 to $35.00 _ DRESSERS ‘~ from $15.00 to $40.00 . CHIFFONIERS ‘ from'$7.98 to $35.00 x DINING-ROOM CHAIRS: from 930 to $5.00 1 GREEN GREEN FISH. SPECIAL! FISH. Blue Fish, 16c: Weak Fish, 3.»; ITH men who have Mackerel, 16c; Westport Eels. 16c; been accustomed to Native Flats, Sc: I'lltldock, Sc; Cod, Steaks. 12c: Poigles. Itic: Butterfisli. 1 buying their clothes at our Illc; Halibut 121-; Soft Shell 031115: store our reputation for giv- 1 ' 1 It 1 - . - glad“??? Rm Shad 15° "C mg the best value is firmly established. Isn't it- worth while finding out what has given us the reputation we enjoy. ' SUITS ' $12.00 to $25.00 KNOTHE BELTS and SUSPENDERS .50 and Upwards. Joseph Davis Talbr, Clothier. Hatter, Furnisher, ', Trunks and Leather Goods. as Washington Street, South Nor-walk. John C Silcox FISH MARKET. 181 Washington Street Bridge- TEL 931. FREE DELIVERY. “REAL ESTATE SALES. Sarah F Bennett to lohn R. and' George E Finch, two building lots, East avenue. War. Marie 8. Mazes to Arthur 1. Magoo, two lots, Foster Park. War. Elizabeth C. Austin to James How- ard and wife, land on New Canaan road. War. . Lewis H. Waterbury to Charles A., Sarah A. and Josephine 'l‘uclt, building lot. Roton Point road. War. William Podniore to Stephen (Jail and wife, lot, Bailey street. War. Short marriages mean war and some mean an armed truce. _
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