particular will... vii-u WI. 'sult has received shes-u .Frenkiurters and San- ., I- all made fresh, daily. lines and Provisions or all kinds. IFWKARL .76 NORTH MAIN STREET Phone 445. FIRE woos ard and soft. ready for family use. Hum Wood. "$1.76 per 54 cord. ‘ loft. W.ood. $1..50per%cord Split Wood. 25o Extra. A. cAiiMl BETTS' WOOD YARD. , N0. 74 NewtOwn Avenue, 7 PilIlle N0. 783-2. Norwalk, Conn. W ' COED A LONG WAY TOWARD MAK- .’i4NG A MAN HAPPY. SMOKE THE. Reger Ludlow, Twin “ City or Nugget g1. , also YOU WILL BE HAPPY. B. .1. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. , 2 NORWALK Savings Society lNOOhPOHATED1Mo. " ts Merchls‘i. 1909. $3,655,424.37 ' ’ ,. George M. Holmes. Preat. Wm. A. Curtis, Vice-Preet. Fred’k A. Elle, Beey A Trees. W. A. Briggerlnlln' s ' ‘ , music cross. ‘v Donovan Block, . 13“.’ Washington St. Funeral of J. L. Wale. he funeral of Joseph L Welz was tended, yesterday afternoon. late rosidenoe, 217 Adelphl “t; Brookl vs, the Rev. Dr. Spear ihg. Interment followed in Oil- Hills Cemetery Brooklyn. A ion of the friends of Mr. Weir. South Nomeik. including four his fellow members of Nor-walk B. P. 0. E. attended. dance from among his friends here. menus. patterns. th'n you Mir“ sppreciate the unusual bros. vprlety $7 and $10 -‘ Every glmilitlus will guarantee pure wool and worsted Every handwrk when handwork Is vital to Its fit and Bill e BMW Outta In all the newest WI. 01 yes, Imo ea. greys and Oewege blue aorgee in plain and few m), A! M. MW thin .10. Look there over. W‘ Real Estate Owners! . Atlas Portland Cement brick and stone in countless ways. the best to good enough for us. The Ferris CoaICo will like the hande°me et ea, tho ; shsdee of THE MEN COOK If they won't get you good coal anelton cool costs no more than the ordinary kind. If the men don‘: know where to get good coal tell iIu-m that we are HEADQUARTERS FOR GOOD COAL The n. 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 'Pllones —- 754-3; 814-2I Wif“ Learn about concrete before you build your house, your sidewalk or make any outside improvements what- ever. ” Then look Into Cement. particularly You will find that this brand “In. at the head, and costs no more than the unknown,—the “just as good“. kinds. Cement ls supplantlng wood, We sell ATLAS and none other'—. 149 Washington so _ from the lodge delegation were Ar «Dreyfus, E. 8. Mills, W. H 1.3. Connor, Moses P Hei- ii‘iif W.‘ B. Unhols, Christian Swerts Samuel Greenstein The Elite represented by Herman Melmo. .Scheer. James Whitney and Stevens. burial of. Mrs. James Harris. unerel of Mrs. James HurrlsMEN .dnrgely attended. yesterday after- the residence of her broth Broil Martineau. 90 Woodward e. Rev. Frank D. Welter. has (it. the first Methodist Episcopal oilicieted. end the pallbearers .015 1" Mills. Chester F D.Willlsm Hsrford. William Ward Vogt out! Frank Day —_. ..~__- __. Big Redudli'oll Sale ON ‘ MENs and’BOYS’ . meat was in Riverside Cemc N Moll D. GOTTLIEB l NdDTH ”AFN S‘i'f. 30. NORWALN - Aoclotll'i'lneunaucs, - moi alien also 4%. - to Dnnbury than is south Nc'wnlk . would consume nearly sll day. . DollyN ewe. ‘ tell me where Irmust so .to set son- _ Queue. liltiil'l's from DRE“ COA’l'strom......... . .. HARRIS& TELEPHONE 450. Washington Street SKIRTS, regular 82.00 ........... LINEN SUITS, regular $5.00 ..... IIIIIIIIIIIIII Infill IIEIIS Daniel Corcornll. of 23 Pluttsville nvenue. was operated on for uppelr diclils this morning at the Nor-walk Huspitai by Dr. William .I. Tracey, as» sltsed by Dr. A. N. Clerk and Dr. I“. l. Burucll. The muuy friends of Superintendent A. is), Winchester. of the municipal electric plant, will be pleased to mill-n [but no coulinues to improve finely from his recent operation for appendicitis. L. \i'. h‘r-nwil-k. manager of the Fons wick ()pticul Company. successors to the Into Homer B. Hoyt. had e. very painful accident befall him yesterday afternoon at the company's allies in .w ouliod linuu Building. Mr. Fen- wirk shut n heavy safe door on his light thumb. badly splitting and emails ing it. lie wont. to the office of Dr. F. I. l-iurnell null had the wound dressed. DANBURV'S OPPORTUNITY. Can Get Another Railroad Line at a Small Cost—Some of the Ad- vantages. Isaac W, Ives writes to the Dan bury News us follows: ‘The bonds (or ownership) of the IMIlIllli) and Harlem freight and pos- u-nger tmllex road (on now probably be bought at an insignificantly sumll part or artuul cost. "Besides the power house being built and equipped the road is largely ((llliiil'llt'lt‘il to both Brewster and Gol- den's Bridge. “(ioldens Bridge is six miles nearer I‘he cost of transportation irom New York to Golden's Bridge is only a lit tle mol- half of that to South Ndr walk. There are double as runny trains that stop daily at Golden‘ 11 Bridge then there are that stop at South Norwalll and the grant advantage that a trolley has over steam is that frequent trains can hr- ruu more economically Thus it is that as man) trains as wished can be connected with and furnish frequent daily freight rennet-lions whereas now there is only a single daily freight train. “The great cause in the delay of freight delivery from New York is traceable to a lack of freld‘ht terml sale. This connection furnishes three. times the number of freight terminals of its competitors. "This connection also furnishes an additional and competitive express company, thus doubling express facili- ties. An advantage this particular connection has is that it affords the only svsilsble competition to what now is s monopoly. "The one great need of Danbury is .1 diversity of manufacturing indus- idea and nothing will attract new in- dustries more than bequest, fast and ebony transportation facilities. “Also this line with proposed ex- tensions will draw 11‘ lerge trade for Lianbnry‘ s retell mercbnts from a very extended and rich agricultural territory in New York state and Con- testicut. and include 11 large number ‘lf thriving town's." BATTLEBHIP MIOHIGAN’S TRIAL. ROG KLAND, ll June 9.——Tbe new settleship Mic’ltlds was given her. ltspdsltaatlon trial today on the Rock- lend mile course. It was the intention to make «seamen runs at varying speeds. and it was expected that tests w I f'l understand iii“ you said some of ill oreetfeile lento were as old as your tritium-«Glucose. n—hnh-l— “Hy eood min.“ and be. “will yoln , Selling Out SPRING SUITS at Greatly Reduced Priors This sale consists of very fine Sample Suits, also regular stock of , broken lots, which do will sell this week at a greet ascrldoe iron: WAldTll—We carry the largest assortment In town at very low prices. 9- Ie-eeeeaeeea... We 11? carry a lull line oi the nsnsnn sink oLovin CALI AT BOTH OTORIO 815 Main st. Stimuli. Donn” and as to. Main so. 00. Norwelk. Conn. AT LOWEST PRICES L. GOLDE Our June Sale Begins! WHITE LINEN SKIRTS. regular 8150 ............................ * Soldiers' monument at Wotan-bury end * The history neglects to the atomic. my jokes were us old as the bills!" interrogated then struggling humanist “My dear slr‘. have beds mislnv I armed." Med“ the busy editor. the t i- acid was seine of the little“ . 2 . But fluently arrived, a shade hustled I . up to St .It.” up nope-ea Use-- -1e- Hun... eases- “ till .98 up GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. South Norwaik.’ ...................... eyes ................ sass Inn luau Class A. into. No. 237802. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. to wit: IIE IT REMEMBER”), That on the. twentysuevenih day of April. 1909. The itsulls Law Publish- ing Company, of New York, N. Y., bulb deposited in tilts office the title of e HOOK. the. title. of which is in the following words to wit: United States Reports. Supreme Court, Vol. l02. Cases argued llud ndludged in the Sn- preme Courl of the United States. October Term. 1880 Reported by William T Otto, Vol XII. the right whereof it claims as proprie ior in conformity with the lows of the United Stills-u. respecting (‘opy rights. OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF COPYRIGHTS. Washington. D. (3. ‘ HERBERT I‘IJTNAM. Librarian of Congress TIIORVAIJ) SOLBERG. Register of Copyrights. Written G. S. “(“1le .I. \h'. C. Entered l.. S. Mailed 'i‘. ll In renewal [or H years from Mn; 19,1909.m19"6 i2 9 Auction Sale At the Storage Warehouse of L. J. Reynolds A Son, Main St. and Gregory. Place, Nor-walk. Saturday. June 12th. 1909 AT 1’ O‘CLOCK. 1 Following in few of the bargains: Bedroom Set. .iliattreesee. Springs Toilet Set. Sheets. Spreatg. Carpets, Pictures, Books. Couches. Id Mahog- eny Choirs. Dining Tables. Enameled Bed with Springs. Blue Flame Oil Stove. Spring Cot. Men's Bicycle. Lamp. Decorated Dinner Set. Mantle Mirror. Cook Stove. Shades, Quantity of dishes. Glassware and Articles of General Housekeeping. Lest suction of the season. J W. BCULLEY Auctioneer. .L__l.- MTHE OLDEBT MONUNENT. ‘ KenelngtOn Said to be First to Thus N Honor Civil War Veterans. Sines the recent dedication of the lly . the general celebration of Memorial day throughout the state, considerable interest has developed among the old soldiers are to which of the soldiers' monuments in this state is the oldest. A careful search of the record at band seems to sword his honor to the Soldiers' monument the rear of the Congregation] church in Kensington perish in the town of Berlin Authorl. ties seem to differ as to the exact time this monument was dedicated. The in the Civil War, '. yW. W.W with matter says": monument in Remington ls believed to be the first argued to the memory of the U stop so lore in this state. chmeomii «13,11 in spec but it is said (but it was dedicated in June 1,865.1!“ monument is lied! . ceted to the ad! let‘s vibe left Kenslnr ton wfor the Girl War. Whitisbe edmbeth‘enextoldv est monument hitbe state vine dedi- eaten at Cbeshll'o on July 4,1886~— Hartford Cours‘nL _. " evolomo cysts . ”'1‘ air mother ill very attentive to ir bonds? 1” . “No; she plays mail the it go” their seldom enlist in contact with? “trims: ”ng mkm‘: Aunty mode in: Alia Wilt “Memorial History of Bernard "County ‘ ”The Soldlm’. - _. ‘ THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. N08. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. Wash sn’iIEJ for Summer 'Wear A glance at the values “'0 offer in lilis IIlii tells a story of iIlullt’Oi‘lIdOhIi‘lI values Just the things that tho reason dcnmnds are here in fullest assortment; in llilQllt‘AIIOllliIlIf‘ quality; in desirable Ftyles. and at prires lower than the lowest that has t'VIl been "1101"“ on like mo liIlfllIiIIh‘t‘ 'l‘lu stamp of npprove will be placed on every torment the moment (Ill ,1 the seen. 'I‘th PIECE SUITS in Forest” I iugiidm .mll hilliilne l’rlre....... S150 to $3.50 | ONE} PIECE SUITS in line Luv: us, llnliste and I lingerie f‘,lolh handsomely trimmed ..... $2.96 to “.75 ’I‘WOPIIOCE TAII (lll- MADE SI‘ l"Rl . .n wash linilililiI WIIIII and colors ................ th to $9.00 NATURAL LINEN Al ”.IOMUIIIIII COA'IS ............................................ 35.00 1088.50 SEPARATE W Hi'l‘ E (‘0..i’l‘S 36 and 40 lung .......................................... $4.00 and 35.00 TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK. - CONN. H. Krieger 8: Co. West , Wilmington Street Special Bargains -IN———‘ SUMMER .j. Ready - to -Wear IPPAREL See our White Linen Skirts for5 4“ - back. Even if done in childhood It J ‘VDIIC Pure IrishLinen for I. l I .‘ I - - genesis il‘i:i2.t‘l§‘...’;i‘“.iili Jumper Dresses. in a large variety. an col- _ limbl. i one, from - $1 93 to $4.98 ~()hiflrlopructors remove the cause of I: u... I "d ”“n- ”‘d “9‘” ‘3 ~' Linen Tailor-made Suits. in natural color ;- and while Repp. from - $5 98 to S7 98 The Bed} Advertisement Is a Pleased Customer Spectacles and 'Eye Glasses that ill the face and fit the lighv are the kind that. please. IIIIIIIBII [IPIIIII Iii successors to HOMER I. HOYT. _ r a United Bank Building 97 Washington St. OFFICE HOURS—8 to 11:30 and 12:45 to 6:00. and Saturday evenings, 7 to 9. THE NEW SCIENCE? Definition of Chiropractic I}. Chiropractic is the science oi the cause of the disease and the art of ad , testing the some. Diseases are caused I " by n wrench, twist or some .‘n the' $1. 50 $3.98 . - ‘ . restored through harmonizing the six' "“ nerve systems in your body. . - z;..s:...irzl..n°..hic.2..t Closing "Out Bamboo F urnitu‘re, ’ Chairs. Rockers, Taburettes for HALF- PRICE Curvature of the Spine. You will never regret giving Chiropractic 8, 2 OUR CREDIT is helpful because it extends to you the, privilege of buying What you Want chance to help you. _ 'r. FRANCIS; D. c. and when you m it. (I Come in and look us over. . It WAOHINOTON 8T. 80. NORWALK Magnetic Treatmentemven Also. inf .._..~__ TO MAKE Shoes to Sell is only half the problem The other half is that they shut] be the very Best Shoes at the Price " end the price decidedly letter this thst of other dealers for the same quality of Footwear. This is what we accomplish. ' “ 'CONNEALLY m, lcgcr 29-3I West .1 Washington. Street. row-H; nownn B " a loathe: JIM“ Mienlnbiilm‘s‘dh ‘ Made in Mill Yorlr by Alfred Benja- min & 09.. and being worn there today. . by the best dressed men in the . , Fashion Cellini are no i uéol . styles and made. of the ideniioel tub- rios we sell; herd. . The prices ere slwsys moderate st the Ferries. sen Bess. Sipsnlsh Mach 'erel. fresh Hackers l. Cod stone-.3111 mon.‘ Helibllt. Yellow Pike. urge But- .lrWee sens. Flat non. Eels. finite deft Grebe. lobsters, Long and sound Cletus. Everything in season. ‘ a1 mellmoro (eraser. . . . ””7" ”WWALK' ‘ you so vols linemen» turntable.- . fluoridation. . ’csrpeta. etc... called for «Idaho. .
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