a :1, that particular like. First attractive patt ms, for only Every garment we will guaran slimline». din TRY OUR Bolognas. F rankiurters and Slur sages - all made fresh. daily. Meets and Provisions of all kinds. F. KARL, 76 NORTH MAIN STREET Big Reduétion Sale MEN’S and BOYS’ SUITS D. GOTTLIEB 11 NORTH MAIN ST» 80. NORWALK FIRE WOOD Hard and soft ready for family use. Hard Wood.....$1.75 per y. 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. Norwalk. Conn. SPALDING’S BASIBAIIEUDDS ___ WA. Briggerman’s MUSIC STORE. Donovan Block, 132 Washington at. A GOOD CIGAR GOES A LONG WAV TOWARD MAK- ING A MAN HAPPY. SMOKE THE Rbger Ludlow, Twin City or Nugget AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY. a. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. NORWALK Savings Society INCORPORATED 1m. Deposits March 16}. 1909, $3,655,424.37 George M. Holmes. Prest. Wm. A. Curtis. VIoe-Prest. Fred'k A. Ella. Becy a Trees. I WILL SIJ PORT ADANA ORPHANS. WORC TER mas” May 27 —The support of sixty children made orphans by the recent massacres in Adana dis trict. Asiatic Turkey. has been assum- ed by the National Armenia and indie Relief Associations the secretary and treasurer, Miss Emily C. Wheeler of this city, having just sent a cahiegranl to this effect to Rev. W W Peet, at g.00ntse.ntlnople in charge of the Ameri can relief funds. By the system of orphanage as established in the dis- trict. it is possible to support one child for a year for $30. Miss Wheeler stat _ all today that every effort would be made to secure in thiscountry suffic- ' lent funds to take care of 200 or- ghuia. , snakes. ' When Every Two. Piece Suits. th'n you will appreciate the unusual broad variety $7 and $10 suit has received handwrk where handwork is vital to its fit and e Breasted Cults green, olives.smo es. greys and Omega bill. aims. in plain and fan- cIOs. At no hlghsr than ‘10. Look them over. Copyright Clothing Co. 6 North Main Street will like the handsbm styles,- til. too pure wool and walsted. Every in all the newest shades of THE MEN COOK 11' they won‘t get you good coal Hazclton coal costs no more if the men don't know where to get than the ordinary kind. good coal tell thelll that we are HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD COAL The B. Hershfield & Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water St. Lake Ice Wholesale and Retail Brookside Lake ice Co Office and Storage. N. Y.. N. H. a H Freight Yard. Two ’Pilones -- 754 3; 814-2 i i i i Y Real Eitate Owners! Learn about concrete before you build your house, your sidewalk, or make any outside improvements what- over. Then look Into Cement, particularly Atlas Portland Cement You will find that this brand stands at the head, and costs no more than the unknown,—-the "just as good" kinds. Cement is supplanting wood, brick and stone in countless ways. We sell ATLAS and none other:- the best is good enough for us. The Ferris CoaiCo 149 Washington St. iiii“ BANQUET FOR ROOSEVELT.- NAIROBI. British East Africa. May 27.-——-’i‘he0dore Roosevelt. who is at present the guest of Governor Jackson. of Nairobi has accepted an invitation to the public banquet to be given here in his honOl August 3. The results of the expedition a hunt- ing trip have been assembled. Mr. Roosevelt has obtained 86 specimens of game of 22 different varieties; with the exception of six specimens they are all for the Smithsonian institution. at Washington. The naturalists of the party have obtained about 1.000 specimens of birds. mammals and Consideration h‘.‘ is weighed. a savings account Ill '7 WASHINGTON CT. I Savings Bank, is the most Convenient, Safe and Readily Available in- vestment that the average man can find for his savings, and earns four per cent. compounded semi- annually. Have YOU an account herof * I The South Norwalk Savings Bank UNITED BANK BUILDING. this strong, mutual South Norwalk COUTH NORWALK. CONN. ’t. i)._ - m27 13 10 37.60119. SKIRTS from DRESSES from ............... COATSfrom HARRIS 8i TELEPHONE 450., The Paris Cloak and Suit House Seihng Ont SPRING SUITS at Greedy Reduced Prices This sale consists of very fine Sample Butts. also regular stock of broken lots, which we will sell this week at a great sacrifice from WA18T8-We carry the largest assortment. In town at very low prices. .u..... .Wo also carry a full line-oi tho KAYSER SILK OUOVES. CALI: AT BOTH OTORII. 015 Main on. Itlmford. Conn, and 33 Co. Main es, lo. Norwalk. Conn. .............. .. ”9198 up “.00 no ”-9398 up --. sslls-s-allvesssae AT LOWEST PRICES CANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. All are elaborately trimmed ill Values froth $1.25 to 81.50. 200 New Waists 98 CENTS ' L. GOLDEN. 68 Washington Street the season's most popular ways. ilBii IIIIIIIIIS W . Conlatock. of Norwaik. Connecticut, V William Richard 1’, Casey et 1118.. ORDER OF NOTICE. State of Connecticut, Falriieid County. Court of Common Pleas, ss., Iiridgcport. May 19, 1909. lTpou the complaint of the said Wit iillm W. Comsfock praying for reasons therein set forth for a foreclosure of mortgage and the [msaeasion of the mortgaged premises. returnable to the Court of Comlllon Piece in and for I-‘airfli-Id County on the first Tuesday of June. 1909. it appearing to and be ing found by the subscribing authority that Thomas Casey, one of said de- fendants, is absent from this state and gone to parts unknown; that Eugene Casey and Charles A. Casi-y. two Jr said defendants. are residing in Hyde Park, III the State of Massachu- setts, alld that the “Retiresentativcs Ind Creditors" of Catherine (‘asey. ate of IIIl‘ town of Norwalk, deceased, :re necessary parties to said action. ’l‘hcrcforc. Ordered, that notice of the pendency of said complaint be ivcn bv publishing this order In the Evening Sentinel. a newspaper printed u said town of Norwalk. once a week .‘or two weeks successively, commenc- ng on or before the. 20th day of May. 1909, and by depositing two :opies of said complaint and order of notice on or before the 20th day of May. A. 1).. 1909. in the post-office, oostago paid. at South Norw,aik Con necticul one directed to said defend ant, Eugene F Casey. slid the other directed to said defendant. Charles A. Casey each by registered letter at No. 15' Grant street. Hyde Park, Mass. SIDNEY .\'. l.()C.l\’\\‘001). Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for Fairiield County. 11120 27 4 SOLVENT NOTICE. ‘ ‘llisirlct of Norwalk. as. Probate Court. May 26. A, D.. 1909. Estate of Patrick Iiurke, late of Norwalk in said district. deceased. The Court ‘of Probate for the Dis‘ trict of Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six months from the. date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement~ Those who neglect to present their ac- counts. properly attested. within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are re luested to make immediate paymentto WM. F. TAMMANY, Administrator. ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. District of Norwaik, ss.. Probate Court. May 27, A. D., 1909. Estate of Caroline Avery. late of Norwaik. in said district, deceased. Ordered. That the executor exhibit his administration account to this court for adjustment at the Probate office in Norwalk. on the 4th day of tune, 1909. at 10 o'clock forenoon: and that all persons interested in said es- tate may be notified thereof. the execu- tor wili cause this order to be publish- ed in a newspaper having a circula- tion in said district at least five days before said 4th day of June. 1909. HENRY W. GREGORY. m27 1t Judge. umod oHuno ssnvlcs. An interesting ser ice is to be held this evening at the Swedish Congre- gational Church in East Norwaik. it will be a union service of the Swedish Church with the South Norwalk Con- gregational Church. The service will be carried on in both Swedish and English, and will be conducted by the Rev. Charles J. Vaillstrom and Rev. C. s. Macfarland. Part of the einging will be in Swedish and part In Eng . ilsh. Following the service there will be a general Ioclai gathering of the two congregations. The members of the South Norwalk Congregational Church are to meet at the store of A Dickerman I: Son. at 7: 40 o'clock where they will obtain the hymn books to be used. She is a wise young wife who tries her that calls on a tremo- ‘-.-- o IIIIIIIS iIIll HJIIIIIIIS. Funeral of P. T. Bird. The funeral of Philip '1‘. illrd was largely attended this morning at 10 o'clock from St. Joseph‘s Church. Rev. Father Chernltzky officiating. Miss lieiena V. Millerd rendered "One Swectly Solemn Thought," and ”Lead Kindly Light." as the body was leav- ing the church. The flower bearers were fronl the Ilmtherhood of Rail- road 'l‘rainmen. The poll bearers were, three from the tralnmen's organization and three from l'ncaa Tribe of Red Men. the latter being 11. W. ilarford. Albert M. Pohlmall and William Moe Pherson. The different lodges of train- men from Danhllry. Bridgeport, New Haven and South Norwalk had repre aeulatlrea present and also sent hand- some pieces of flowers, Funeral of Mrs. Decker. Funeral services over the remains of Elizabeth W. ileckcr were held from her late residence, No, 5 lianford place last evening, Rev. Frank Dun well Walter officiating. The remains were taken to Staten island, N. 1.. for interment. this morning. accom- panied by Funeral Diroitol Frederick H. (iaullng. DEVOE GETTING BETTER. Man Shot by Porter Emerson Browne still at the Hospital. William l)e\'oe. the man who was shot Tuesday night by Porter Emerson Browne. thi- playwright and story writ er. is getting along very well at the Norwalk Hospital. and no serious con- sequences are anticipated. though the bullet went clean through the man's left knee. At the hospital today. it was said the lleVot, who claims his home to be ill Waterbury, has told frequently changing stories. but admits that he has had. delirium tremens several times and that ho~had been drinking when he went up on the piazza at the Browne residence. He also states that he has been looking for work. On the night in question. Mr. Browne alld wife were disturbed at their home on the West Rocks road by hearing the man pounding on the front door. The neighborhood being secluded. the playwright did not take any changes when the man did not go along. and banged. STRIKE BREAKERS’ BODVGUAR D. Excitement Continues in Orange Hat- tinp District. ORANGE. .N. .l., ay 27.—A largo force of special deputies. assisted by private officers and policemen, formed an effective guard to protect a party of non-union men arriving here today to take the places of strikers in the hat shops. Through the. police lines the arriving workmen marched while a crowd of strike sympathisera that had gathered at the station booted and, ieered them. bzlt no attempt was made to do violence to the incoming work- ers. who reached the factories to which they were destined without interfer- ence. Similar tactics were employed by the officials to guard a force of thirty women workers who arrived lat- er, and were safely escorted to the hat shops. ._._.._,_...___.. HELD ANOTHER MEETING. The board of estimate' and taxation and the school Visitors of the town held another méting in the select- men's ombe, last night. The board will meet again. next Tuesday even. ing, at which timc it is hoped a quor- um of members of the board of esti- mate will he present. Clerk Smith remarked that the attendance at these meetings has been very small. and if it is found necessary to serve the members of the board with a writ to get them nrcsentat these meetings' It will be done. . DR. MACFARLAND'S LECTURE. The Rev. Dr. Charles 8. Macfarland delivered a highly entertaining and interesting lecture, illustrated with the stereopticon. last evening at the church. There was also a good eised audience. Dr. Macfarland is a care fui observer and has visited the places' depicted by the stemptioon. in the line. this season's latest have been $20.00. $25.00 and I not assume any ooons sroae. . TRISTRAM & HYATT, NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. SPECIAL SUIT SALE in order to make room for our Summer lines. which are now due to arrive, we have seleétbd from our Suit diock about thirty of our choicest Suits, all of them the Inewelit thing models as we‘l as the oil licest materials. The former prices 83000 We have made one price on the entire lot. and you can take your pick of any of them For $15.00 Sale .Will Commence Friday. May 28th TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, NORWALK, CONN. The Best Advertisement Is a Pleased Customer Spectacles and Eye Glasses that fit the face and fit the eight are the kind that please. ' IIIIIVIIK [IPIIIJII Bil. Successors to HOMER B. HOYT. United Bank Building 97 Washington St. OFFlCE HOURS-8 to ”:30 and 12:45 to 6:00, and Saturday evenings. 7 to 9. 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 in the buck. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in 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. Nervousness, Rheumatism. Parsly sis. Heart Kidney and Female Die 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. 94 WASHINGTON ST. 80- NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Given Also. Pumps and Oxfords with the snug fitting, trim look- ing uppers always found in bounsbury & Soulc's Shoes For Women 32.50.33.00, 33.50. 34.00 Men’s Emerson Shoes $3.50, $4.00 and $5.00 Keith Konqueror $3.50 and $4.00 Waldorf All 32.50 am: THE ses‘r s2.oo SHOE m couascylcur. I ages. CONNEALLY AND BRACKEN e1 wasnmcrou avatar. TELEPHONE ass-4 -..— .. ELM GROVE; RESIDENTS APPEAL. The final hearing here on the appeal from assessments of benefits and dam- made by several Elm Grove street property owners, following the . . a: u . . ’. _ i...» .. «wall Yong ooME 1%,th [SHED iLiiaZJMPLlil’i‘E | in. 331‘“ 'i‘ELRMS .Krieger&Co. 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 10% discount from the regular prices. CHINA CLOSETS from S1500? to $35.00 DR’ESSERS from $15.00 to $40.00 CHIFFONIERS from $7.98 to $35.00 DINING-ROOM CHAIRS from 98c to $5.00 Weak Fish, 8c Flat Fish. 8c: Haddock, 8c: Porgles. 10c; Cod Steaks,12c:'Buttoriish, 120: Fresh Mackerel. 16o; Spanish Mack- erel. 14c; Halibut. 14c; Weatport Eels. 16c; Buck Shad. 12c; llobsters, 200 lb; Long and Round Clams, Soft Shell ‘rabs. John C SilCox FICH MARKET. 181 Washington Street 3 m. m. vase osuvsnv. acceptance of the "sew layout. will probably be held ab .Juno 10th. af—‘_ ter the job is finish “The hearing which Judge John W. Banks, of Bridge- port. be] short time ”W was mere- ly preii ary. At the next hearing. be will mobabiy take testimony. M NSTIAMIR GOES AOROUND. YORK. ay 27. —The North German Lloyd passenger steamer Prin- seas Alice ran astound near Fort Wadsworth. 81.0011”. while passing be ac- out of the harbor for BrIlmen. Try a bottom card lnTha'Sentlaoi. AllillMflBlll DUSIERS! Keep out the dust. I2 Illl III III. 50 AutomOblle Caps. ”Chm, Ci. .g "Automobile Gloves ..... .l'i. Automobile Trunks. $7. 60 to m 'SIIIIIIIII lllIllIIIViiII All the good “It“?! you can o ”a AND UPhWARDB TC 33.00. JoSephDavis C Taller, Clothier. Hatter, Furnish-r, Trunks and Leather Goods, as Washin en Otrest, loath erwalk. cideat was due to the fog.
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