. hill” FitzSimm- attractive patterns, th'n you will a tor only shapellneee. Sin TRY OUR ‘ ‘Bolognas. Frankfurters and San- sages - all made fresh. daily. Meets and Provisions of all kinds. F. KARL. 76 NORTH MAIN STREET Phone 446. FIRE WOOD Hard and soft ready for family use. Hard Wood ..... 01.75 per it cord. ft Wood ...... $1.50 per i4, cord. Split Wood, 25o Extra. A. CARMI IETTS’ WOOD YARD. N0. Tit Newtown Avenue, Phone No. 783-2. Norwaik, Conn. nightlight W. A. Briggerman’s MUSIC STORE. 132 Washington St. Donovan Block, K0001) CIGAR GOES A LONG WAY TOWARD MAK- ING A MAN HAPPY. SMOKE THE Roger Ludlow, Twin City or Nugget AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY. D. J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. Two . Piece Suits .that particular men like. First you will like the handsome styles, th' $7 and $10 Ivory garment we will guarantee pure wool and worsted. Every suit has received handwork where handwork is vital to its fit and e Ireuted Suite in all the newest green. olives. smo es. greys and Oswego blue serges in plain and fan- ci's. At no higher then 010. Look them over. Copyright ‘Clothing Co. 0 North Main Street ppreclate the unusual broad variety shades of THE MEN COOK If they won't get you 'good coal Hazclton real costs no more than the ordinary kind. If the ,‘Ineu don‘t. know where to get good coal toll thvni that we are HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD COAL The B. Hershiield 8: Son Co. Tel. 294. 122 Water St. PURE Lake Ice Wholesale and Retail BrookSide Lake Ice Co Office and Storage. N Y.. N. H. l. H. Freight Yard. Two .‘Piiones — 754-3; 814-2 Viii’" » NORWALK Savings Society INCORPORATED 1849. Deposits March 1st. 1909, 33.655.424.37 George M. Holmes. Prest. Win. A. Curtis. Vice-Frost. Fred'k A. Elle, Secy 5. Trees. .. illiliii ALI] Iiilllilili. Mrs. Sarah A. Folant. W. S. Folant. of 12 Bayview avenue received a telegram. this morning, an- nouncing the dedth of his mother, Mrs. A. Folant. in Kingston New’ York. at the home of her daughter. lira. Henry R. DeWitt. today Mrs. Matthew Clark. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Quinn. oi Scribner avenue. received a message. this morning, announcing the death of heart failure. last evening, at 7:15 o‘- clock. of Mrs. Matthew Clark at her home in Philadelphia. Mrs. Clark's husband is a brother of Mrs. Quinn and the family has frequently visited here. Another Strike in indiana. EVANSVILLE. lnd., May 28,—Wiih fewer than ten old employee manning. cars. the Evansville and Southern in- diaua Traction Company began ser vice this morning after the strike de- clared last night by the our men. ltrikebreakers rode on all cars. 'lhe' service was irregular, and few people rode. No disorders were reported 'I he I cartoon hope yet to win over the r-e rounder of the :16 men it warm MAIN or. so. NOIWALK When Every Real Estate Owners! Learn about concrete before you build your house, your sidewalk, or make any outside linprovements 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 Coal C0 149 Washington St. i if I“ Y Big Reduction Sale ;-’MEN 5 and BOYS’ I SUITS D. GOTTLIEB Consideration is weighed a savings account ‘Ln new ' umfsn as ‘wssamoroa er. this strong. mutual South Norwaik Savings Bank is the most Convenient, Safe and Readily Available in- for the treatment that the average man can find for his savings. and earns four ““011 Wlliper cent. compounded semi annually Have YOU an account here? ~ The South Norwaik Savings Bank NK sUILomo. sourii NORWALK, couu. . The Pans Cloak Selling Out SPRING SUITS broken lots which we will sell this $7.50 up- .We also carry a full line of the CO * This‘sale consists of very tine Sample Suits, also regular stock of and Suit House at Greedy Reduced Prices Week at a great sacrifice frpm SKIRTS from ................................. also up WAISTS—We carry the largest assorunent in town at very low prices. DRESSES from ............................ as up ~ COATS from .. . .. .................................... .98 up KAYSER SILK GLOVES. GALE AT BOTH STORED. 515 Mil" It» “MINNI- Cflnna and 33 80. Main St. 80. Norwaik. Conn. A AT LOWEST PRICES HARRIS & . TELEPHONE 450. GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. Whatever You Will Get in Best of Service Buy Here You Return the That the Price Can Buy in The Norwalks. WE ARE SURE THAT NO STORE WILL OFFER YOU SUCH POWERFUL COMBINATIONS OF WONDERFUL BARGAINS. Lingerie Dresses Made up of very fine silk finish Batiste, elaborately trim- med with very fine laces and embroidery; a positive $5.00 value. For Saturday only ................... $2.98 Great Reduction Sale on Waists ' Just in time for Dccoration Daywwonte. $1.00 and $525 WAISTS ..... ‘ o’ 7sc' SAMPLE WAISTS. values from $1.50 to $r.75 .......... 98c MUSLIN UNDERSKIRTS. trimmed with lace or cm- broidery, values from $r.25 to $r.5o . . . .. ............ 98c Linene Suits In all colors. all sizes. worth up to $5. 00 ................ $3. 95 LINENE SKIRTS value $2. 00 ...... .~. .’ .......... Sr. 25 L. GOLDEN 68 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK liliil IIIIIIIIIS ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOI'N'i'. District of Norwaik. as. Probate Court. May 28. A. 1).. 1909. Estate of Sophie A. White. late of Norwaik, in said district. deceased. Ordered. That the administrator ex- hibit his administration account to this court for adjustment, at the Pro- bate office in Norwaik. on the 4th day of June. 1909. at 2 o'clock afternoon; and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof. the ad- ministrator will cause this order to be published in a newspaper having a circulation in said district at least five days before said 4th day of June.1909. HENRY w. GREGORY. m29 lt Judge. ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT. District of Norwaik. ss., Probate Court. May 28, A. D., 1909. Estate of Horace Cox. late of Nor- walk. in said district. deceased. Ordered. That the executor exhibit his administration account to this court for adjustment. at the Probate office in Norwaik. on the 7th day of lune, 1909. at 10 o'clock forenoon; and that all persons interested in said es- tate may be notified thereof. the execn~ tor will cause this order to be publish- ed in a newspaper having a circulation in said district, at least five days be- fore sald 7th day of June. 1909. HENRY W. GREGORY. mZS it Judge. tumult llllil liws’ Captain Bradley. of Westport, has gone to Bar Harbor with the yacht Beatrix. mu Ida Footo. or Weinpori, will spend Sunday with friends in Port Chester. Harry Sturgea. of 28 Main street. Norwaik has been admitted to the hospital for treatment. Attorney James '1‘. Hubhell. cf Nor- waik, is appearingbefore the court at East Hartford today. The. Misses Maud and Catherine Reece, of Stamford, were the guests of friends in Norwaik, Friday even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Alter. of West street. who have been sojourning in Washington. D. C.. and Front Royal Virginia, for the past two weeks. have rotukrned- to their home in South or 'Ilk George B. Williams of Norwaik. i. , t; saws-v. who has been in poor health of late. is now confined to his bed at his home in Elm street. Reed H. l-‘lynn will go to Mill Plain tomorrow, to remain over Memorial Day with Mrs. Flynn and their daugh- ter, Miss Dorcas Flynn. The residence of W. S. Sturtovsnt. Elmwood nvchne, has been sold to Wilbur Hanford, of iiayview avenue. through the W. G. Crockett agency. Henry Green, of Norwaik, placed his sturdy launch Nell in commission for the season yesterday afternoon. She was taken to the water by Captain E. M. Merritt. the Norwaik yacht specialist. Howard Zelulf, who was injured at the Novnk burn fire. Thursday night. was able to go up to Georgetown yes- terday and attend to his duties at the oflice of the Gilbert & Bennett Manu- facturing Company. The weather than half way smiled. this afternoon, at least to such an ex- tent as to allow the Norwaika to open baseball season for the benefit of the local hatters who are out of work on account of the strike. The St. Joseph’s Hungarian Sick Benefit Society will have a big time Monday. in celebration of the organi- sation's tenth birthday. Following mass at 10 a. m., at St. Joseph's Church. there will be a social after- noon at Arlen lnll. 'l‘he barber shops of the town atlillat- ed with the union will keep open until noon Monday. Most of the stores dis- pensing perishable goods will be open but a short time in the morning and ' all banks will he closed. The post of- fice will observe regular holiday hours. Charles Schumann is congratulating himself today that he still has a hon-lg in Main street, which he would be without today. if is had not been for the coolness displayed by his wife last evening Mr. Schumann explained that the table in use~ in his dining room is of the fold-lug type. and some how or other. the legs of the table have been loosening up for some time. Last evening, as a car bound for Winni- psuh passed the house. the jar of the car in the streetgrehook the table. caus- ing it to topple‘pver.‘ With a lighted lamp on It. Mrs. Schumann. who hap- pened to be in the room at the time. saw the table fall. and caught the lamp Just in time‘to prevent any sor- lcus damage. in doing this. however. she was somewhat burned about the hands, but further than that no other damage was done. John W. Scuiley conducted a very successful auction sols yesterday at the Charles F. Sherwood place in Win- x . sarcasm. MAY .9. my ‘ or THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. I TRISTRAM & HYATT, NOS. 2 ands GAZETTE BUILDING. SPECIAL SUIT SALE in order to make room for our Summer lines. which are now due to arrive, we have selected from our Suit stock about thirty of our choicest Suits, all of them the Inewedt tiling w in the line. this season's latest models as well as the ch iicest materials. The former prices have been $20.00, $25.00 and $30.00. 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 8r HYATT. NORWALK, CONN. Theii'ea Advertisement is a Pleased Customer Spectacles and Eye Glasses that fit the face and fit the sigh: are the kind that please. IINWIBK UPIIBil ill. Successors to HOMER B. HOYT. United Bank Building 97 Washington St. OFFICE HOURS—8 to ":30 and 12:45 to 6:00, and Saturday evenings. 7 to 8. Definition of Chiropractic Chiropractic is the science of the cause of the disease and the art of so lusting the same. Diseases are caused by a wrench. twist or sprain In the back. Even if done in childhood it creates pinched nerves and pain in later life in the diderent organs and limbs. Chiropractors remove the cause of this disease and pain. and health is restored through harmonizing the six nerve systems in your body. Nervouaness, Rheumatism. Paraly- sis. Heart. Kidney and Female Dis- eases aro given special attention; also Curvature or the Spine. You wili never regret giving Chiropractic a chance to help you. T. FRANCIS. D. C. 94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK Magnetic Treatments Given Also. TO MAKE Shoes to Sell“ is only half the prolilcin. The other half is that they shall he the very Best Shoes at the’ Price and the price decidedly lower than that of other dealers for the same quality of Footwear. This is what we accomplish. CONN—SALLY AND BRACKEN we SELL-THE seer s20» SHOE m couusc‘rlcur. Si WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. TELEPHONE 803-4 Closed all day Monday. weather had been postponed several days. Five horses. two cows, hay. taming utensils and other articles iii-Id street East Norwaik. delpitn the were disposed of tact that the we. on account of thm The case at John Mulvor. the young THE NEW SCIENCE“ .... ._.....,. .. lunNI’sHEn company‘s: | ON EA .‘5 “t 'i" E Our custom is to sell for regular prices. I? M 5:: 2H.Krieger&C0. West Wash' mgton Street 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 CI‘IINA cljosETs from. $15.00 to $35.00 from $ DRESSERS 15.00 to $40.00 CHIFFONIERS from $7.98 to $35.00 Weak Fish, 8c Flat Fish. 8c; Haddock. 8c; Porgies. 10c: Cod Steaks.120; Butterflsh. l2c; Fresh Mackerel. 16c; Spanish Mack erel.14c; Halibut. 14c; Weatpqrt Eels. . 16c; Buck Shad. 120:. Debaters, 20c 10.: Long and Round Clams; Soft Shell Crabs. John C Silcox FISH MARKET. 181' Washington Street Bridge TEL sat. sass osuveav. truant. with has beet:H up in court sev- eral times. and who pleaded that he: would be. good if given another chance. came up in tho t‘own court this morn g before Judge 3. M. Look- wood 'l‘h udge found that the young- ster had been on his good‘ behavior lately, and discharged him from cue tody with a warning. “ R. L. Coburn. a former well known South Norwaik man. has been serious- ly ill for seven weeks at his present home in York. Pennsylvmns. Hr. Coburn is suffering from a fever. an attack recurrent from one he had ore. ,. 4......» .. .... - . "Mm—sit... H Krieger & Co. . .,. >--~<——~e‘ m..— ¥ lmnllnlll DHSIIRS! Keep out the dust. 3200 till 39. fill- Autotnoblls Caps. ”.1 00, 01:60 Automobile Gloves ....... 51.57 Automobile Trunks 07.50 to 022. Siliiliill iiilRiilill All the good kinda you can thkin kof 500 AND UPWARDB 1'0 M Joseph Davis Tailor, Clothlsr. Hotter. Furnisher, ‘ Trunks and Leather We, ’ as Washington street, eouth Norwaik. i
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