roll
sppreolate lbs unusual bros variety
y‘ Mil
2 “Ella”? ~
Srilolognss. Frmhfurlers and Sine
sages —-‘ all made fresh. doll!-
, Meals and Provisions of all kinds.
76* NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone 44!.
FIRE WOOD
Hard and soft ready for family use.
' Hard Wood.....$1. 75 per 34 card.
-. Soft Wood......$i.60 per 1,4 herd.
‘Spilt Wood. 25c Extra.
A. CARMI BETTS’ WOOD YARD.
N0. 74 Newtown Avenue,
Phone No. 733-2. 2 Norwalk. Cong
A GOOD CIGAR-
nose A LONG wav TOWARD MAK-
22 me A MAN HAPPY. SMOKE'THE
Roger Ludlow, Twin
City or Nugget
AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY.
_ 5n. J REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
NORWALK
Sayings Society
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits March no. 1909.
:3. 655 424.37
George M. Holmaa, Praat.
‘ Wm. A. Curtis. Vlcert.
Frod’k A. Ella. Buy A True.
POPULAR
‘ é eet Music
_ 100 a Copy
[W. A. Briggsrman’ s
MUSIC STORE.
132 Washington st.
,~
Don'ovan Block. 2
« An‘ over-zealous county committee
'Ienoe advertised that J. Adam Bede, of
Minnesota. who is the house humorist
find, for that reason. probably has been
defeated for renominstion. the people
- desiring serious minded statesmen, op-H
parentiywwould make a speech in
scandlnavlan in a town where there
was a. large settlement of Swed& and
motions,
. Bede had a full house. He couldn't
moire a speech in Scandinavian, and
he was in a bad hole.
-. After he had been introduced as a
fellow Norsky by the chairman. Bede
‘ stooped out. “My friends. " he said “I
have (been advertised to address you
in your native tongue. Before pres
needing i desire to say that I‘ have
heard greet things of the sturdy men
2 omake Minnesota an imperial state
I”. have heard that you men Were the
2 best class of immigrants. that you re
.pldwiy assimilate our language and
s. and become our best Amer-l
“son‘s. I believe this to be true.
. lust to sotlsfy my curiosity. l
doe re to ask how many of you can
understand English; Just. (to prove to
gytiie world how admirable you are us
til to hint} all know English“ said.
Mm3:(altwl‘llsse ltl ‘ "
to
mews guarantee!!!“ pure wool and worsted. Ever!
“all.
" and news
0. Lori:
from the north who are doing so much,
whom was
will u... the handsets. st m5
‘hrohen lots. which we will sell this
handwerlr is vital to its fit and
in all the newest shades of
blue serge. impish! and fan- ..2
sun over.
2 uni (in-in at. Ilium
HARRIS 8:
TELEPHONE 450.
THE MEN
COOK
If they won't get you good coal
Hazelton coal costs no more
than the ordinary kind. If the
men don‘t know where to get ,
good coal tell them that we are
HEADQUARTERS
run 0001) ’cosL .
The B. Hershiield & 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 Phones—754.3 8142
nTllls n__n illillll
Mrs. James Harris.
The death of Mrs. James Harris oc
curred suddenly at her home. 219 East
Washington street. Saturday after
noon. following an operation. The
funeral will tulle place Tuesday after-
noon at 2 o'clock from the residence
of her brother. Aaron Martineuu. 90
Woodward avenue. the Rev. Frank
nweli Waller officiating. interment
ll be in Riverside Cemetery.
Mrs. Ella Slauaon.
Mrs. Ella Sinuson. wife, of Jero-
miah Sinuson. died at the Stamford
Hosplifll. Suturdny afternoon. after a
lingoring illness. The deceased is
surriwd by her husband. two sons.
Edward mid Frederick. of Newton.
and one daughter, Mrs. Arthur Carr.
of Hunt Nolwnlk. The funeral services
.vil] he held from her late residence in.
Pound Ridge on 'l‘uesrlov ntlornoop.
COUNTERFEITI 810 BANK NOTE.
WASHINGTON. June 7—«A dccop
llro counterfeit #10 national bank note
nearing the portrait of William Mo
Kinloy bus boon‘discorerod and the
Secret Service is endeavorlng to trans
its origin. The counterfeit is viewed
Real Ediate Ourncrs!
by (he oiiiciuls as designed with grant
Learn about concrete before you cleverness i‘he note is on the Chi
build your house, your sidewalk. or aens‘ (‘enlrnl National ilank of New
make any outside improvements what- York our of the series of 1902 and
ever. apxntrenlly, is printed from lithograph
Then look Into Cement. portlcularly plates on two pieces of paper between
. which silk threads hare been dislrih
uied. The numbering is poor. the fig
ures being irregular in size and align»
ment. but the pink seal is excellent
both us to color. and workmanship.
~. .
r’j-(l: llI
'AT LAWS
2 HM "ll
SHORTAGE IN MME. STOESSEL'S
.2 ACCOUNT.
S'i‘. PETERBURG. J une 7.—-The
Port Arthur Benevolent Society held n
meeting here today. and as a. result of
an investigation found a deficit of 37.
500 in the accounts of the society un-
der the presidency of Madame Stools
sol. It was decide to lay the matter
before the crown p secular. Madame
Atlas Portland Cement
You will find that this brand stands
at the Mad and costs no more than
the unknown.-—the “just as good”
kinda. Cement la aupplantlng wood.
' Stoessol is the wife of General Stools
brick and atom in countless ways. sei who was in- command of the: (Rus-
We sell ATLAO and none ethos—- also forces at Port Arthur at s time
the heat is good enough for ea. or the cspitulation to the Japanese.
The Ferris Codi Co ""‘i.i‘.:.‘?”“" “-
149 Washington St,
'SAN FRANCISCO. June 7.—-,~V'eteran
ball player. Georges Van Hnitrcn. who
was ten years with the New York No-
Big Reduction Bales
4' tlonals, was handed his release yester-
day by the Oakland Coast league
Club. It was a great surprise to Van
Haltren. although he Was recently do
posed as manager. The club manage
moot says You is growing tor did for
active service. He served for a decade
with the Giants from 189i and usual-
ly headed the batting list. 2
2 ‘ HAIL LSTORM IN VIRGINIA. _
N20ltil‘ LK... Va. Juno 7.—‘—Haii ac-
companiod the severe storm which
my southeastern Virginia late pat
. seriously damaging crops. In
a Princess Anne county corn. tomatoes-
writer-melons. oantsloupas and grapes
were out off.’
.V«. w- ....
MEN’S and BOYS’
- Wit.
oNoLuLo. June 7 .—~It is rumored
t the strikin‘aflananese on tho Ills
W is and Kshukulru linear 'piaIn
glans-voted yesterday to continue t
.the others favoring sorrel: or.
ran sale mm at m (in. Male delta. also use!“ limit of ”
81M up.
sugars trans .....a..l......t............ii.......i......i..li.fl up
chair? a argon assortment a my “PM 2‘
nuns no more ...............em up
COATBfrou................ ..... .... ......,2.... ..............§8.Il up
We also sorry a lull line of the Karena Slut. moves.
out: AT aom swoon.
M 09mm '3'“ 3a .5: ".mu‘B‘p “a N9
AT LOWEST PRICES
on... L. GOLDE
Our June Sale Begms'
WHITE LINEN SKIRTS. regular 31 50. ..
SKIRTS, regular $2.l“l......... .
LINEN SUITS, regular 85.00. . .
. around herd
«MOW at...
I'M: at a great sacrifice from
mill, dons.
GANS CO.
as WATER eraser.
South 2
Norwalk.
$3.95
...-o....-..-..o..‘...
neaalilo on Evans earns. ‘
Contested Claims Ialnp Heard by the
Commissioners Today.
The hearing on the Clara Evans es-
tnle came up for a final hearing in the
town court this morning, before com-
missioners (iooid 8. Hoyt. William
Wardweil 'aud William F‘. Tammany.
The case is a very interesting one. and
has been hotly contested by Attorney
15. M. lnckwood. who has appeared in
behalf of the children of hire. Evans.
Her husband. David. who was appoint-
ed administrator of the estate, present-
ed a bill recently for expenditures
amounting in all to some 81.400 He
slated that the property was in his
wife's name .dnd that he made nunl
croua repairs in the house before her
death and In consideration of him so
doing. his wife said that she would
glle him a life interest in the home
She made it. will making” him ancestor
of the estate, but such will has never
been found. ’Therefom, Mr. Evans
thinks he (limiltv to be reimbursed for
the mouey'ho expended on the house.
dance the commissioners hearth:
Judge incitwood thinks that Emma
claim is exorbitant. and no expressed
himself
The matter is now in the hands of
the ronuniesioners. and it is expected
that a decision in the matter in quen-
lion 'u-ili be rendered this week.
Attorney IE. M...l.ockwood appeared
for the children. Christopher and Le-
Roy. while Hlli‘lbuit *and Davis are rep»
resenting air. Evnns‘ claims.
SALE OF ADAMS ESTATE.
——'——d
Charles A. Pratt and Timothy Brea-
nan Get Houses in Gerard Place.
A large number of people gathered
on Saturday afternoon at the auction
sale of the Edwin Adams estateg the
principal interest being centered in the
disposal of the factory in Railroad
avenue. No sale was made of the
building, however. as the trustees.
Henry Seymour and Edwin A. Holmes.
had a reserve bid of 813.500 for the
property, and the bidding Was started
at that price. no one going any higher.
it was decided to continue the sale
next Saturday afternoon at the same
plane and hour. ‘
disposed of. The one at the corner of
Glrsrd Place and crescent street was
sold to Charles A. Pratt. for $3.825.
which was 825" above the appraisal
price, rind-the Jone adjoining to Tlmo~
thy Brennan. the Ndrwslit butcher. for
$8.420, which was $120 above the so-
pralsnl price.- I rederick W. Mitchell
was the anode oer.
of
Virginia, gimp
an old and w
het bigger t
ed woman. with a has
herself came aboard
place beside he of the men. After a
land that you have
1' he he an.
The two houses of the estate were ‘
crowded ms. was crawling through [I
Stafford county. near Fredericksburg.
and edged dlmdentiy into the vacant“
while her male decided that 2 p l ‘ ‘ B M '
could be no , to drew her outfit; than that; of. dealers for erelorhgrgzl: shachorm mas 1.33:5
little for the t of the rest of the the slime q 2, men. Halibut. Yellow Pike, Lute, But-
M‘R‘thls is vs 9 tan Wash “'1‘ Flotvlsh, liars. Fluke ‘
ear
Just the things that the
an lily; in desirable styles. and at when lower
[‘h. slump of approval will be plated on every
A dinner. at the values we oflvr in 'thls ilnc tells a story 0; ton condonivd valueg
season demands are here in fullest assortment; in illiquesiirmu
than this lowest ihal has ever been quoted on like lnorchundlr
garmeni tho momoui they lhe seen,
TWO'PIECE SHTS' in Percaivs, Gingham and Mlldld i’iile ................. .1. 50 to $3.60
ONE-PIECE SUITS, in line Lawns, Bulls“. and i. my, . {my}. handsomely lllmmed . -“$2.98 ' 7
'I‘WO'PIME TAILOR'MADE SUI'I‘S‘ III WELSH. Ilillill'l 1.9M“. and WHO“; ......... " “m '00 :3"):
NATURAL LINEN Alrrouounn COATS ............................... . ....... ”-55.00 m ss'ru
SEPARATE wm'rr: COATS, 3.; mm 2m long ...................................... . “~00 and $5.50
TRISTRAM & HYATI NORWALK (3oNN.
‘rH rlegcr8zCo
West Washington Street
a eclal Bargains
~—-IN—-
SUMMER
Tbo Best Advertisement ls
al’leased Customer
2 Spectacles and Eye (linseed
that ill. the face and lit the slghv
are the kind that please.
iflllllliii flPliflll ill.
Successors to
HOMER e. HOYT.
United Bank Building
97 Washington St.
OFFICE HOUR§—8 to 11:30
and 12: to toss: ill) and Snlmdn)
evenings, 7 to 9W” . FY
THE NEW SCIE
I_' .
Ghiroprlctlc to the suencs ‘
cause of the disease and the u
lusting the some. Diseases are
by a wrench, twist or sprnl
hock. Even if done in childhv
creates pinched nerves and .
later life in the different ergo
limbo.
Chiropractors remove the c “a
th \ disease and pain. and h
re tored through harmonizing '3‘:
nerve systems in your body.
i: 1-inch Tailor-made Suits, in natural Color
Nervousnoss. Rheumatism.
sis. Heart,'xidney and Fe
and white Repp, from $5 98 to $7.98 I
eases are given special often 2
"mp.“ . . . ft. Closing Out [lambda Furniture,
Chairs, Rookers. Taborettes
for HALF— PRICE
T. FRANCIS.
”WAGHIINGTON 8T. 80.
, OUR CREDIT is helpful xbecause it ‘
extends
to you the privilege of buying What you want
Magnetic Treatments e
and “hell You want it C
over.= ill me in and look us .
See our White Linen Skirts for
Whllé Pure Irish Linen for 3,;-
Jumpet" Dresses. in a large variety. all
ors. from
n m
.. so 98
col- I
31. 98 to $4 93
1
fliv
Die
is animal: the '
other half .is than
the very ' '
1.9-.31 West Washington Street. 9
" ZSOUTH NORWALK.
. and the pric Pd” “"m
This is who .I
gins alga ”some hominid.
'tflou
all?“ he hit‘
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