' runnan‘fa'v. your sins ‘
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
ISTRAM 8: HY ATT
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Sewn: Out SPRING SUITS at Greatly Reduced Prices
This Isle eonelItI 01' very lino Sample Bahamian regular stock of
broken into. which we will sell this week at a great. sacrliice from
$7.50 up.
SKIRTS from ..
WA!
Dlt in
at particular men like. first you will like the modems Ityiee. the
, ottroctlv. patterns, this you wil appreciate the unusual broad variety
for only
, ..............1..ll up
7 . an S—We carry the largest assortment in town at very low prices.
‘ ES 08 up
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Phone No. 7832.
Every gemontwe will guarantee pure Wool and worsted. Every
. suit has received hoodmrk where handwork le vital to its fit and
. Uthim. Din
armies Suite in all the newest shades of
anomaly”. limo ea, greys and OIwego blue serge; in plain and “W
‘ rm. At no higher than A10. Look them over.
i-RCopyright Clothing Co.
6 North Main Street
TRY OUR
Bologna Frankiurters and Sau-
sages-w“ made fresh. daily.
“-1. cream MAIN STREET
Phone 445.
FIRE WOOD
Hora. and aoit ready for family use.
,,, Hard Wood.....31.75 per 54 cord.
“80“. Wood......31.50 per 54 cord.
‘ ;_ Split. Wood. 25o Extra.
A. OARMI BETTS’ WOOD YARD.
N0 74 Newtown Avenue
'Norwalk. conn.
0 3933013303
W A. Briggerman' s
MUSIC STORE.
‘ , Donovan Block, 132 Washington at.
A" ~AGOOITCIGAR
0033 A LONG WAY TOWARD MAK-
ING A MAN HAPPY. SMOKE THE
Roger Ludlow, Twin
Gity or Nugget
AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY.
B J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER
THE MEN
COOK
If they won't get you good coal
Haaelton cool costs no more
thiln lilo ordinary kind. If the
men don't know where to get.
good cool tell them that we are
HEADQUARTERS
FORGOOD COAL
The B. Hershfield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water at.
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesale and Retail ‘
Brookside Lake Ice C0
Office and Storage, N. Y., N. H. a H.
Freight Yard.
Two Times -- 754- 3; 814-2
iivvi
NORWALK
Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits March ls‘t, 1909,
1... :3. 655 424.37
George M. Holmes, Frost.
, Wm. A. Cur-tie, Vice-Preet.
{Fred'k A. Elie. Secy a True.
Bee‘s AGAINST BINGHAM.
EW YORK June 3.—~An unusual
dicta) proceedings was held at th
city hall today when Mayor McClel-
I! Nagan to take evidence in an in-
, into charges which Supreme
gm Justice William J. Gaynor, ot
11 i‘oolri‘rn‘. had made against Police
Qommissloner Bingham. Justice (lay
liar alleged in letters to the mayor
til t tile commissioner had unwarrant-
yiaiid illegally retained the photo
mph 0! a boy, George B. Duffy, of
Rijo'oklyn, in the Rogues Gallery, al-
t ouxh he was inuooent of any crime
usual procedure is for the com
. hint in such a case to he referred
.to the department affected for a report
to the mayor, blltpMayOI‘ McClellan
tried in this instance to conduct the
qulry in person. The hearing was
shied. closed doors. The early wit
a s were police oiilcere.
ISAViS’ BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED
» lN LOUISIANA.
_WW ORLEANS, June 3. ~Jederson
, birthday and Confederate
sum, Day were celebrated jointly
‘ [Mitt mislana today.
.70.. PLAY TGOLF IN
AMERIOA. ‘_ ‘
June 8.~Tom Verdun. the
W. English. professional golf
Real Estate Owners!
Learn about concrete before you
build your house, your sidewalk, or
make any outside improvements who
ever.
Then look Into Cement, pnrtlculariy
.' '. ‘ I“ .
' 'i’u '.‘ .ik "
iATLflsf‘fi‘
\,; Ci Min: . 1
~. Atlas Portland cement
You will find that thin brand stand!
atsthe head and coats no more than
the unknown—the “just as good"
kinds. Cement le- Iuppiintinn wood.
brick and atone in countless ways.
We sell ATLAS and none other—-
the best in good enough for us.
TheFerris Coal Co
.149 Washington St.
Big Redudh‘on Stile
ON
MEN'S and BOYS’
..D GOT'I LIEB
out golf championship, contests.
~i’.
the“:
11 NORTH “AIMEE. 80. NDRWALK
1! YOU have allowed YOUR shyinxe account. to become dormant.
ho renew your eiforta and thus make it a live tail;
’one'a ambition. . ‘
stroll
noon spent. . ‘.
COATSI‘i‘om....................
HARRIS 8:4
TELEPHONE 1450.
Washington
Street
ilIAIHS Mill IllillRIlS
Mrs. Sarah A. Beach.
Mrs. Sarah A. lleucli. widow of tho
late George W. Hench, who was for
runny yours superintendent of the
Naiigntuck division of the New York,
New linven 1h Hartford Railroad (‘10..
died at her residence. 29 Cliff street,
\‘v'ntorhury. Tuesday evening about 9
o'clock. M rs. llouoli was born in Scy-
lllUliI‘, and was the daughter of Albert
l. Steele. who years ago was one of
the most prominentmerchants in this
locality. Air. Steele was the pioneer
undertaker and furniture dealer in this
DIIK't‘. owning and occupying the prop»
orty which formerly stmd at the (10!“
nor of South Main and Maple streets.
He built the house known as the Enrr
err place. on Derby avenue. Mr. Steele
sold his furniture business to Edward
llaseott and lluvld Johnson, and the
family moved to New Haven, where he
oceanic a member of the firm of Steele
& I‘leit‘orosl. who conducted a lumber
business on Meadow street, where the
general oilices of the New Haven coni-
llilll)‘ itl‘i‘ now located. Mrs. Bench hail
lump in failing health since the death
of him husband, sevorul yours ago.
Rho. leaves lira children. Fred S. lllurk»
all. of _\\'imnsockel. It. l., and Mrs.
lliigh Reid Griffin, of London. Eng.
She. is also survived by two slepsons
Henry ll. liouoh. of Bridgeport, rind
Edward W, Reach, of Waterbury. and
by two sisters, Mrs. William E. Marvin
of East Norwulk. and Mrs. Henry
Adams. of Chicago. ,
Funeral of Charles Raymond.
The funeral of Charles M. Raymond
the Washington street restaurant pro-
prietor who dropped dead Tuesday
night in iront or his place of business
at 125 Washington street, will be held
“tomorrow afternoon from his late home.
:it 121 Washington street. The Rev.
H. A. 1.. fiadilcr, rector ole'l‘rinity
l'hlirch, will otticlute. and interment
will t’olow in Norwalk Cemetery.
Funeral of 8. B. Beldon.
The funeral services over the re
mains of Samuel Burr Bolder), late ol.’
Wilton and who died at the Noruaik
Hospital Tuesday alter-noon. were hold
item St. Matthews Church, Wilton.
this atternooii, at 2 aclock. th Rev.
Louis E. Howell, of Norwalk. Rev.
Charles A. Marks, of the above church
omciatlng. interment was in St; Mat-
thew‘s Cemetery at that place.
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Funeral of A. G. Sherwiiod.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Aaron Go lid Sherwood, late
or Cranbury, were old from his late
residence, this afternoon. at a .o 'ciock.
Rev. Frank D. Torrey. of the Method-
ist Church. Norwaik, oiticlating. Inter-
ment was in Norawlk Cemetery.
Funer al Mrs. B. E. Smith.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Sarah Elizabeth widow of
the late Stephen H. Smith were held.
avenue. this afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
Rev. George D. Egbert officiating. In-
ierment‘was in the. Norawlk Cemetery.
The case'of Buffalo Auturo. arrested
for shooting at his father in Mechanic
street Monday night. was to have came
up this room as. but on account” of
the length or the Fornlno Pellegeno
trial. it was continued until 3 o'clock.
this afternoon. , ‘
DIRELICT SHOONIR
_ BALL SIGHTED.
NEW Willi, June 3.——'l’he British
Steamer Baraaac,,whlch arrived here
your; the, derelict schooner Elvira
whidh is south or the More Islands.
The Elvira Bell was abandoned Febru-
a
up" I!
‘ ‘~ t'weu. tuner is it hon?"
'Pa, when i.“ now up, livow brill-1
in; tli .
,tfkeepro ho to
i”
We also carry A full line at the KAYSRR SILK GLOVES. .
SALE AT BOTH STORE},
515 Main at. Itlrniord. Conn" and 33 be. Main It, 30. Norwallr, Conn.
‘ECOAM
AT LOWEST PRICES
L. GOLDEN “mfh
Our June Sale Begins!
“’HITE LINEN SKIRTS, regular $1. 50 ............................ 98d
Sigilt'l‘s, regular $2.00.... ....... . ....... ........ $1.25
LINEN SUITS, regular $5.00...
............eo.oa up
GANS CO.
6e WATER STREET.
South
.. ....... ...... $3.05
iIEll llllIlfllS
'heilectual foreheads; bright, intelligent
said the warder.
from her late residence. 74 Newtown,
atvma
today from Venice and Algiers, reports '
Ball. latitude 37. 40. Muitudo 30.30,.
3y 3, forty miles east of Cape Hear
SOLVEA '1‘ NO ’i‘li‘l-I
District of Norwslk. ss.
Court; June 2. A. 1)., ”609.
Estate of Samuel llaisied. isle of
Brooklyn. in thr- stale oi New York.
(linearised.
The Court of Probate for the Ilia-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors or said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within said
time, will he delinrred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are n»
quested to make immediate payment to
MARY M. lililllld').
Admlillsiratrix.
Probate
33 l0 1'!
SPECIAL SUIT SALE
In order to make room for our Summer lines, which are now due to arrive we have
maeleéted from our Suit stock about thirty of our choicest Suits. all of them the newest thing
"in the line. this seasons latest models as well as the ob rice it materials.
The former prices
have been 320. 00. $25. 00 and S30. 00. We have nude one price on the entire lot and you
can take your pick of any of them .
Sale Willi“
TRISTRAM St
For $15.00
0mmence Friday, May 28th
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HYATT,
NORWALK, CONN.
The Best Advertisement Is
h Pleased Customer
Spectacles, and Eye Glasses
that lit the face and lit the sigii'
are the kind that please.
IINWIEK llPIlliAl Bil.
Buccenora to
HOMER B. HOVT.
United Bank Building
97 Washington St.
OFFICE HOURS—8 to li::‘.0
and 12:45 to 8:00. and Saturday
evenings. '1 to 9.
U
I... .
SOLVENT NOTICE.
llistriot oi“ Nurwuik. 88.. Probate
Court. Mar 36. A... 1)., limit.
Estate of ‘ ,jatrick ilurke, late of
Norwalk in on d district. deceased.
The (‘ourt of Probate for the his
trici. of Norwsik, hntll limited and
allowed six months from the daili
hereof for the creditors of sold estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their ac-
counts properly attested, ulthin said
time, will he debarred a recovery All
peritous indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment to
WM F TAMMANY
m2? 33 10 Administrator
LIFE m A JAPANESE PRISON.
(Wide World ilaghiaea
In the bamboo carving shed was a
different class of men. The physl‘
oguomy was a rovelatloh-‘derge in-
eyca; clear cut months, Only” one
man reminded me of other coii'iicts i
had seen in England. He was short
in stature, the. able-8‘ were small and
oblique. the forehead narrow. and
receding, the ears large and the jowl
flabby. His crime was manslaughter.
He was the chief actor in u drama, of
jealousy that was played to a fatal
finish in one of the novels of 'I‘okio's
East End. A faithless wife a hypo»
critical friend a surprise and in the
narrow hovel a fight to the death had '
been traded the guilty wife the only
witness. lie did not look up as I
passed him. this humble Othello.‘
With marvellous dexterity he was
fashioning, in bamboo. an angel with
outstretched wings.
In the weaving department the con-
victs were making uniforms for the
army. Piles oi‘the l‘lnlehed garments
lay on the shelves around the shop’.‘i
and here again the workmanship wasl
perfect. And humanity worked! The,
shuttle: Wore thrown through the
warps by hand and it was obvious
that the weavers were old “lags. “ i
“it pays them to be industrious"
“The average con
vlct makes 10 sons (5 cents) a day;
4 sons 30 into his own personal ac“
count. A skilled worker wtll’ make
20 sens a day. Shining his own again.
Some of these men actually support
their families on what they earn in
prison! As you know. the average
coolie can live on 50 eons a month. ” l
One old man whose eyebrows re
minded me 0. white feathers laid on,
the forehead oi a bronze statute. was
critically regarding a nervly mes
iihaki coat. He was an old burglar
who has spent most of his declining
years in the phloem. He had become
an expert taller; and was held by the ‘
He had sons who had- unlit
(or the Emperor in Manchu‘r‘i. one
followed Noel Port Arthur, and
never returned i tried to read the
old other thoughts as I watched his.
nervous. wispy fingers fold the ‘
colored cdat.i,‘1j-wonderarl if it
pictured in his mind a bruised 1
maimed huddled form lyin oil t,
dialled . hatruinhty fortress ’ ‘
am ii 1
that. 'ii old rs
authorities in something akin toes
. teen;- 1
1 iii the remain! calm hi Bunnie
THE NEW SCIENLE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science or the
cause or the disease and the art or ad
lusting the same. Diseases are caused
by a wrench twist or sprain in that
back. Even it done in childhood it; > :
treated dlhbhed nerves and pain in
late; life in the dilierent organs and:
m a. '
Chiropractors remake the cause at ‘
this disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve cysteine in your body.
Nervousnens. Rheumatism,
sis, Heart, Kidney and Female Die-
cases are given special attention; alaol
Curvature or the Spine. You wtiil
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WApHINGTQN 8T. 90. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given AIIO.
«...—Hm...“ -
To make
is only half the problem The
other ital! is that they shall be
the very.
Best Shoes at
the Price
and, the price decidedly lower
than that or other "dealers for
the some quality of 'Footwear. .
,‘l‘hlo is what we secompllsh.
CONNEALLY
5BRACKEN
., WE. SELL THE .587 ".90
SHOE IN GONNIGTIOUT.
' at waoum‘o-r‘ouera‘aav; .
I
Pl: raly- .. 1
vonn HOME
FURNISHED
disiiMPLE’i‘E l
ON EASY
TERMS
Krieger&Co.
West Washington Street
Our custom is to senior CAS II or on CREDIT. suiting “i ‘
every bu; er. You may pay by the week, or by the month. If
you prefer to pay cash you swallowed 10’" discount it'Om the
regular prices.
(intuit-510mm“
from $15. 00 to $33 00
w DRESSER ,
,irom $15.00 to) $40.00
“cuirrouleusfi .
from 87.9810 $3500
“HAIRS
from 98c to 85 iii)
Persian. Sea Base. Spanish Macks
orel, Fresh Mackerel. Cod Steaks, Sal
nion. Halibut. Yellow Pike, Large Bul-
ter. Weak Fish, Flat Fish. Bela. Fluke,
‘SoftCraba. Debaters, Megand Round
Clams. Everything irr‘ season,
John C. Slim):
menarche. try, June
Mandy. it negro; who shot
on from Jail hero early
lynched. The, Jailor val
°uumuu'
‘utam humor-1...." 31.50
highs sieve. .. 00. ya
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