Wi‘ttw‘m n YZU WILL BE HAPPY.
A A blacksmith shon is a funny place—-
TWO Piece Suits
that particular men like. First you will like tits handl°mo styles, tho
sttractiv. patterns. thGn you will appreciate the unusual btoud variety
s7 and $10
Every psrmsnt we will guarantee pIII-e wool itllii w‘olsted. Every
suit has received bundwork whore handwork is vital to its fit and
.nspcllnoss. sin is Breasted Bulls in all lhc hem-st shades of
green, olives smo es, greys and Oswego blue serge. in plain and fan-
oi°s. At no higher than 810. Look them over
Capyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street
TRY OUR
Bologna. Frankfurters and Sau-
sages — all made fresh, daily.
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
F. KARL,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
FIRE WOOD
Hard and soft ready for family use.
ilard Wood” 8..1. 75 per 1/. cord.
Soft Wood. ..... 81. 50 per lo, cord.
Spill. Wobd, 25c Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
PhOne No. 7832. Norwalk. Conn.
SPALDING’S
BASEBAIIBUUDS
W. A. Briggcrman’s
MUSIC STORE.
132 Washington St.
THE MEN
COOK
If they won't got you good coal
liazcllou t‘lilil costs no more
than the ortlluttry kind. if the
lncn don't know wllvl‘c to act
1
good coal It'll lIlI‘lll 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. a H.
Freight Yard.
Two Times - 754-3; 8l4-2
Donovan Block,
A GOOD CIGAR
GOES A LONG WAY_ TOWARD MAK-
ING A MAN HAPII'JY. SMOKE THE
Roger “fidlow, Twin
yor Nugget
V V i V V
Real Estate Owners!
Learn about concrete before you
build your house. your sidewalk, or
make any outside improvements what-
over.
Then look into Cement, particularly
D. J. REYNOLDS”
MANUFACTURER.
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits March to, 1909,
33.655.424.37
George M. Holmes. Frost.
Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Prost.
Fred'k A. Ella, Becy o. Tress.
..{T‘Pllllilt‘tllw \
ATLAS?
~' CIMENI "
\<
”'1 ' \Ii‘
W
W‘ ——-- — —-———
THE BLACKSMITH SHOP.
I Went with no to the blacksmith shop
And saw them shoe a horse;
It‘s iron shoes that hmses weat—
Not like ours. of course;
For horses, they have round,
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—
thc best is good encugh for us.
TheFerris CoalCo
149 Washington St.
:ViV TV
hard
eet.
And they walk all day on the stony
street.
Chock full of funny things;
And lots of horses stand around,
All tied to iron rings;
And the way the led hot sparks do
1 t
Once one almost flew right in my
eye.
The. blacksmith he ls awful strong;
lie ghes the horse a slap,
And then he [)I( ks his foot light up. ‘
And holds it In his lap; I
Big Reduction Sale
And the hursc, he lets him do it.
too; ON
I think i would be afraid to wouldn't I
you?
A bla‘cksmltb's what i like to be.
When I get to be a man:
. And I think that PM he one. too.
IMEN’ S and BOYS
I'm going to sate all my SUITS
Till lI hottlve enough to buy a blacksmith , D. GOTI‘ LIEB
——Oeorge Redflcid Clarke, in Gunter s
for June. . 11 NORTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWALK
pennies
‘ Wuuwuum
THE INACTIVE ACCOUNT
if YOU have allowed YOUR savings account to become dormant
'mny we urge you to renew your efforts and thus make it a live fac-
tor in your scheme of living.
‘ A GROWING account fires one ll ambition.
A DORMAN'I‘ account is usually soon spent.
" The South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
‘
HARRIS 81
TELEPHONE 450.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
Selling Out‘SPRING SUITS at Greatly Reduced Prices
This sale consists of very fine Sample Suits, alt-to regular atook of
broken lots, which we will sell this week at a great sacrifice from
87.00 up.
SKIRTS from ............................... $1.98 up
WAISTS—We carry the largest assortment in town at very low prices
DRESSES from ...................... . ...... $4.98 up
COATS from . ...................................... 03 98 up
We also carry a full line of the RAYS Ell SILK GLOVES.
DALE AT BOTH STORES.
515 Main at, Stamford, Conn. and 33 30. Main St, 50. NON-"(l CON"-
COAL-—
AT LOWEST PRICES
GANS CO.
68 W .I 1 ER STREET.
‘
Washington
Street
Out June Sale Begins!
S. rogulu r “.50 ............................ 93c
......................... $1.25
............................ $3.93
WHITE l.l SEN SKIRT
I
L. GOLDE
SKIRTS, l'cglllur 82.00 ............
l.l.\‘l‘.‘.\' St’l'l‘s, rcgttlttr 85.00 ......
South
N o r w a i k,
Conn.
llEIIliS Mill FIIIIIIS.
Owen shalvoy.
ill tho death of (Non shnivoy. of :74
While rili'l‘l'l. lluubtlry. which tlt'l‘llll‘l‘li
Stunt-titty owning ut 15:30 o’clock ullnr
icu duys' illncs.» following n slt'IIltc t'l’
:tptlplusy.”Dunbury loses oltc of 11:. ol 1‘
cut lrish clllzcns. u highly respected
rt-slIII-nt of ihc ltlwu. He was a dc-
YOIt’ll (‘ulholic ttltd wns one of the pin-
'lccrs of tho l‘nlllolic church in ilutl~
‘lttrl Mr, Shnlroy wus burn in County
Mcttlh. Ireland. and come to Amcrlt‘n
when :i young lnuu. III May, llI‘EIl. lie
Ivcnt dirm'lly lo illtllbury and bus rc—
tldI-ti lill‘l'l‘ continuously slucc tllnl
‘iutc, Aflct' working at tho Iillsilll'ns
Il' lnrulitlg for st-l'I-t'nl yours llt- il‘tilllt‘ii
hc trod“ of but tttttkiug. which ill' l'nl-
owed ttttlil :Iimut tut-lily )tvll's nun.
\ill'll ill‘ II-tlrwi llotII ntliw Inbot' lll
xN31 .\ir, Sllnlwt was liliil'i‘it'tl to Miss
\iurluttcl St-ollitl bl' lilt‘ “I'V. .ltIlIII
--IIlIllt. Mrs. Silili\'il_\§ tlcttlll ncctttl‘l‘tl
i\'(' yours alto. tWo months ultcr they
and tclcbrnlcd the llfliclh :lillli\'l‘l‘Rili‘_\'
If their tnztrrltlgc. llc ls survived by
he cllildt'cu. lwo (lnullltlcrs ttlId lill'f‘l‘
nus. .\Itll'}' .i Sltulyuy. MFR. John .I.
‘u'lutuc, .iillllt's ii. Shulroy ttud llu,:it
‘. Shultm. of lltlnlulry. ttlld l’l'tttlk i'.
€llttlvn_\. of Ncwurk. N. J. Hugh C.
iiillini) is sI-t'I-I-tnry of the lhtubury
iul i-‘inishcrs' Itssoclulion. ttud l-‘rntlk
‘. Slutlt'oy is \‘lcwprosldcnt of lilt-
tinllcd Matters of North Atncrictt.
l‘llil'vycighl grandchildren survivi-
\ir. Slutivtty. ntld hc uiso leaves one
sister. Mrs. Rosc Scoilin. of I)ftliillil')'.
l‘hc funeral will he ilt‘IiI at 81. Jul.
apll‘s Catholic church. Dunbury. tomor‘
row morning at in o‘clock. The inter.
mom will be ill the new Catholic (.‘9llle‘
tcry.
Funeral of Edward Magner.
'l‘ltc fttncrtti scrviccs ovcr the re-
ulztiuu of Edward Mugttcr Wt'i‘t' Ill-Id
:‘rom ls. Mary's ('Illu‘t‘ll. this morning
It 0:30 o'clock. tho lit-v. Fnlhcr Mc-
Carthy ofl‘lclulillg. The services Wi'w
lnrgciy ultcndcd by l’rlI-nds and ruin-
livcs of the dcccusutl, and many hand
some llorul pict'cs \l'crc bullkcd about
he, caskct. [luring lhc offcrlory Miss
-\licc (‘nllili t'cndcrcd “Arc hiurlu“ and
iIIt'l‘ on "Oh. lliviltt- Rcdocmcr." .-\s
lilo. body was being home front the
church she also sang “trend. Kindly
Light." The pull bearers were four in
number. John Rooney. George Flynn.
James Melvin and John llcuncsscy. in-
terment followed in St. Mary‘s ccme~
Cory.
Mrs. Charles A. Hawkins.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles A. llnw-
sins was held this afternoon at 2
‘l‘clock, front her into home. 12 Win-
ield street the Rev. W. W. Gillies.
pustor of the blast Alcuuc Methodist
.‘htltch offlci.allng llltclnleut follow
1d in Riverside Cemetery.
lllillilfllllTl—llliiliis
l i
Charles littrns, the farm band who
zt‘eatod such it furore in West nvcnuc.
Saturday evening. when he chased wo-
men and girls and also ran in front
If automobiles. while under the influ-
ance of liquor. wnsglven an opportun-
ity to get out of town yesterday by
iudge Joseph R. Taylor.
A Philadelphia business man bought
a country home neat Devon a short
time ago, a beautiful place of about
sixteen acres. upon which before his
advent an old negro with a large lam
lly had been employed as caretaker.
The new owner had resolved to live
close to nature and raise his own
truck and vegetables. as well as con-
duct 9. poultry yard and kept live
stock
Calling the old man into his study
one morning he said to him:
"Jefferson do the folks living oppo-
site yott keep chickens?"
“.Yes ssh! Yes. sah!" replied Jef
ferson. “Dal is, sub, dey keeps some
ob dem' ‘—Phlladeiplila Times.
Marlon—i hear that you made a bet
that I would accept you. George-«I
tried to, but couldn't find any takers.—
Bt- 140““ “WWI
-» ”WWW“
turn up this
Illllllllllill lllli III
Sevcrai Olilcr Ml’ll Given SCRICIICCS
by Judgc Taylor in Norwaik
'l‘hc lliilirl of tho utt-tl who wcrc
cunt-ht itt lhr- I'illti on Andrew lllnrk-
hurt. .I culu. itt NI t‘unttu ttycuuc, Sttn~
titty ttllI-rutlotl. and which was to but"
lucn hcttl‘tl this morning. Ilan't- bccll
continued until louzturow morning tlt
S130 o‘clock, 1ouiltu it ”to ubst-utc of
Judge. E. M i.lll‘ ‘.'.\iiili. “ho is out of
town on llttsiltcs- Pitt to \Vclu lht'wt
other curt-r. blouvltl up. howcyt-r. llII-sc
III-lug drunks. itI tit. llilht‘llt‘t‘ of .IillILZt‘
inckwood. .iutluc Taylor presided. :tnd
distrustin of ”11' (illitb' \‘cly quickly.
t‘hnrlcs lit-ttdricks. who won ttrt'csl-
cd Saturday owning by Oflicer Silk. in
“Hill strut-l. was litlcd $3 and costs.
which he paid.
.lnules Dh’vlll'. who is ("tlployt‘d ut.
llol'l's Nill‘lii'l‘y. Now t‘ttuhun, who Wlln
urrt'slctl Saturday (‘\t‘lii'.lu in" tlmccr
(‘ilurlcs Pun». u‘ttn Illll'li $3 ltllii cusls.
He did not how llII- Inuucy tttltl was
glvcu until this ttltt‘rnoou to sow if hc
could gut ll.
Harry lilc.-\liistcr. who was found
Ill a drunken condition itl tho rcur ol'
i.ttytlcn's cnfc. on Sunday ttl‘lcrnoou.
which was ruin of lllt‘ placcs visltctl
by tho HilliltliiiltN who wct‘c looklntz
for rioluturs of tho law. was fined 85
and costs this morninrr. bcforc Judgi-
Joseph R. 'l‘u;.ior, ill the town court,
which he paid.
The cttscs or .iumcs lliicy and Pull“
Pflitnilt'n \t ho wctc mixing things up
liltii‘ lilcit ill .\ittin slrcct Snlurdtll
evening. and who \wtc uttcstctl il\
Ollicct' Brynn ii. Silk tltld Surgt-nnt
IA‘tlthcrlnntl, wvt‘c continued until to-
tuorrow morning, they both being out
on bail.
Andrew Stcl‘uus, of lirond Rivcr.
was also nrrcstcd Sunday evening, by
Ollicor Charlcs Page, on complaint of
Sluvcns' Wifl‘. who clnimcd in court
that he was drttttk and beat her over
the bond with it frying pan. ills bro-
thcr wcnt his bond of lwcnly-flve (loi-
lnt's for his appearance in court tomor-
row morning.
———
s..———————
"A West Philadelphia teacher wns
talking about wild animals and birds
to a. class of little girls." said Secre-
tary Dick. of the Board of Education.
in rclalim: some of the amusing incl-
dents that happen to the public
schools.
“She had told them about the car-
nivorous animals and beasts of the
jungle and begun asking questions
about birds of prey.
“ ‘(‘nn any one in the class tell me.‘
she nskcti. ‘whul bird it is that is so
strong that it can fly down out of the
sky and (‘lllTV off a small child with
ease?”
‘Thcrc was it moment's pause and
then a little gitl in the rear of the
classroom fruulicnily raised her hand.
“'i know," fairly shouted the
bright pupil under stress of excite
ment. ‘it’s the stark. 'cnuse one of
them brought n baby to ottr house but
night.‘ "—Philadclphla Record.
There's a prominent judge livluz ill
the rural districts of Virginia. where
bath-tubs are not to be found in crcry
home. who was the proud possessor
of such It luxury. which be pcrlnlltcd
no one rise to use. One day he found
thntjomcnnc had been using his tub
and. reaching the conclusion that it
could bu none. other than Mary. his
housemald, be summoned ill‘l‘ in nu.
pear before him and charged her with
having trnnnert-Nzrod in.uuwriltcn inw
Mary confessed her fault. and the
iudge, after enjoining her to sin to
more in this IIIuIIner. as freely forgnvc
her. Observing that the maid seemed
somewhat hurt at the “calling down"
which he had thus given her. thr- judge
by way of softening his rebuke. said:
“ ‘lt is not that l obiect to you usln!
my tub, Mary. but i hate to thittk that
you would do anything behind my back
that you wouldn‘t do before my facet"
Try a business otrtl in The flotilla»
Ti. .93 SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SBNTINEL
TUESDAY, JUNE I. t9'09 I
g
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM 81 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
selected from our Suit stock about thirty of our choicest Suits,
all of them the newest thing
in the line, this season’s latest models as well as the cll’tliccll 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 Willf‘ ommence Friday,
May 28th
The Best Advertisement is
a Pleased Customer
Spectacles nitd lire (Hillier-I
that fit the face and ill. ilm le'll‘
are the kind that please
FINWIEK flPIltIl (30.
Successors to
HOMER B. HOYT.
United Bank Building
97 Washington St.
OFl‘lCE liOI' its—8 to 11:
and 1": 45 to 13100.nnd
clcniugs. 7 to 9
T E.
‘0
‘.llut-duy
every buyer. You may pay by
THE New SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic la the sclenco ol the
cause hr the disease and the art or ad
jusling file name. Diseases are (‘lllllriflti
by u. wrctlch twist or am .tiu' ll ”14' ..
but-1t. Elcu if done in childhood it;
creates pluthed nerves and pain ml
lulut life in the different organs nud' '
linths.
regular prices.
9;" 4%!
L {Elli
you prefer to pay cash you are allowed 10% discount from the
CHINA CLOSETS
from $15. 00 to $35.00
Your: HOME
FURNISHED
:oMpLErE |
(NV ILA ‘Y
HMS
H. Kriegcr&Co.
West Washington Street
Our custom is to sell for CASH or on CREDIT. suiting
the week, or by the month. If
Chiropractors rcnloxe the cause 01‘,
this disease and pain. and health is: .
restored ~through harmonizing the out i
ncrve systems in your body. ‘
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis, Heart. Kidney and Female Dis
cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret gtvhg Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
DRESSERS
from $15.00 to $40.00
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON at. so. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Also.
from $7
TO MAKE
CHIFFONIERS
.98 to $35.00
Shoes to
Sell
is only half the problem. The
other half is that, they shall be
the very '
Best Shoes at
'.
DINING-ROOM CHAIRS
from 98c to $5.00
Fresh Fish
. Weak Fish. Flat Fish. Haddock.
Panties, Cod Steaks. Butterflsh. Fresh
Mackerel. Spanish Mackerel, Halibut.
Westport. Eels. ‘Buck Shad. lobsters.
Long and Round Clams. Soft Shcll
Crabs and other Seafood.
John C Silcox
181 Washington Street Bridge
TEL 031. FREE DELIVERY.
the Price
and the price decidedly lower
than that of other dealers for
the same quality of Footwoar
This is what We accomplish.
CONNEALLY
AND
BRACKEN
WE SELL THE BEST $2.00
SHOE IN CONNECTICUT.
st WASHINGTON smear.
court-I NORWALK. '
TELEPHONE 3m
“Bronson mla one of the most humble.
men I ever saw.”
' ”ch. Arrogance seems to be wholly
foreign his make- -.up" I
"I wonder whv. it is that he always
has such a servlie manner?"
“I think it is because he is neither
rich enough to get into a trust nor poor
‘ enough to belong to a union.‘ '——.ludge.
“Bridget'a telly sent her a ringI
-~ - -- ~———-——————-~ ~— Christmas."
The Japanese government has do “Phwnt koind av n stllone?"
cided to import and lease machinery "Shamrock."
"Pilot‘s no stone."
“Share. Ut’s a paste lme’l‘ald."—-—Es-
for small manufacturing no as to di-
versify and increase the various indie
tries. l
.. ,.a...——.
. ““3“ .._....._...~ -....-......-ta.. .
AUIIMUBHE
DUSIERSI
Keep out the dust.
$2.00 Ill $9.50
Automobile Caps .8.1.00. 81.50
Aulotnnblle Gloves ....... 81.75
Automobile 'l‘ruuks. 87.50 to 822
Sllllllill UNDERWEAR
All the flood“I kinds you can
Wo‘iAND UPWnARDB TO 83.00.
Joseph 'Davis
Tailor, Clothlor. Halt",
Furnishor,
Trunks and Leather Coeds.
to Washington street,
‘ South Norwslk.
Norwalk Chronicler