...to‘... men like. “sun eu‘ will mt. the handsome My
Motive patterns shin you wil Appreciate the unusual by
our
Selling Out SPRING. SUITS st Greatly Reduced Prices
This sale consists of very fine Bunnie Suits, also regular stock of
grit.» lots. which we will sell this week at A great sacrifice from
“Pt
SKIRTS from ................... .. ....... .01.” on
‘ stiles. the .
valet!
TRISTRAM & HYA
S7 and $10
Ivory: smootwo will neonates pure wool and worsted. Every
suit has received homework whet;- hIsnewfIrkIIIe‘ vital to it's in so:
- s ii Oi oINeotod In to n e to newest stones
.8150” :5 m. Bloom my! and Omega iiluo serge. in plain and too-
It... At no higher'thon more. Look them over.
opyrlght Clothing Co.
0 North , Main Street
COATBt‘rom.................
We also carry A full line or the
, l
HARRIS &
TELEPHONE 450.
Washington
Street
venom MAIN STREET
' Phone 445.
FIRE WOOD
13’“ and soft ready for family use.
THE MEN
COOK
Hard Wood” ..SI. 75 cr cord
it Wood ...... $1. 50 ger a cord. . WHITE LINEN SKIRTS regular:
Split. Wood. 28c Extra 1‘ they “'0'” 8“ W“ 3°“ ”3‘ SKIRTS regular :20" ............
3A. CARMI. BETTS' WOOD YARD. anciton coal costs no more LINEN gun's. regvhr 35,00, ,,,,,
_ N0. 74 Newman Avenue.
when. No. 705.2. Norwslk. Conn.
A GOOD CIGAR
' dose A Loan WAY TOWARD MAK-
trto A MAN HAPPY. encore THE
(Roger Ludlow, Twin
City - _or Nugget
AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY.
than the ordinary kind. It the
men don“. know where to get
good coal tell ihcm that we are
HEADQUARTERS
FOR GOOD COAL
The B. Hershlield & Son Co.
PURE
Lake Ice
Wholesaleand Retail
Brookside Lake Ice Co'
Office and Storage. N. Y.. N. H.'a i-l.
Freight Yeru’.
Two Times —- 754-3; 814-2
To the
old place 11hlth was totally deeitoy
now ready to receive your orders
every description which was deetlm
KARP
"menu—mines. as North Main Street
- BROUGHT MONEY To CITY.
Slovenian Convention Recently Held in
Bridgeport.
Just how much the delegates to the
National Siavonian mciety spent dur-
lng their convention In Bridgeport last
work hn snot been figured out. but that
they loft quilc a substantial sum its
't’\'ldvlli at~n glance at some of the bill
items or expense, says the Post. The
aggreflflitl'of cxpclluc to elite local as-
soulbilcs was llothon $2,000 and Sit;
min, The banquet at the Stratllcltl
cont some 8900. the curriugca in the
parade nddcd 8500 to the expenses.
the music cost some 8{ 1.00 the rent of
the hull $270 decorations Still), hudgcu
“00.
St1'11ral thousand mcssngcs by tele-
graph were received at d a large num-
ber sent out. At the 'eeiern linlon
omce some 81,600 was paid out. to the
delegates. showing that many of them
had such a good time that they had
" NORWALK
'vings Society
’ "WP”F’MTE” rm.
f Match in. 1909,
. I $3,655,424.37
I George M. Holmes. Preot.
‘ Wm. A. Curtis. Vioo-Prest.
. ,Ired'it A. Elle. Buy A Tress.
iiiii
. d h . t All
10c a Copy For Home 55.5:51... 853.73.25’“
* o i 9 convert on.
H A“ Buggerman, s For Faétory U. L. 3. CLUB ENTERTAINED.
MUSIC STORE. For Farm Miss Florence liesly, of Main street.
entertained the members of the U. L.
8. Club at a Japanese party. Tuesday
evening. The young ladies were attir-
ed in Japanese costumes. Games were
played and later a dainty repaet was
served. A very pleasant evening was
spent.
THE DISAPPEARING PINE TREE.
A striking photograph in the Wide
World Magazine gives a good idea or
the enormous size oi the giant tir trees
to be found in great profusion in Ore-
son and Washington in the United
States and in British Columbia. In
Canada. Favored by the warm breeres
from the adjacent, Pacific Ocean.
these monsters often assume extrater-
dinary dimensions. many reaching
two hundred feet high and thirtyeeix
feet in circumference. Such a trace
would turnlsh enough timber from
which to construct two substantial
houses. built entirely of pine. Never-
thelesa the wanton Waste practised by
the " lumhormen" In the forests or the
Northwest under assumption that
be available timbe is inexhaustible.
is greatly to he deprecated and it l:
to he enrnestiy' hoped that in order
that this great storehouse of material
may not he uselessiy plundered to the
detriment ol.‘ posterity or even of the
next generation.
”A MAR-Ls PRISON.
A stately and beautitni prison is1
that to which the ex-Sulten wished to
he consigned. bcI it “one or the arrest
at the many than
the nosphorus. It was in this palette
otmchmslil‘. built entirely of marble.
that Abdul Rear em horn and
.~ where he is likely die From its
windows the donated monarch will be
able to see Yll'dis’ Kiosk. where he has
spent the yam of his rule. The pet.
Ailey i Chanson on! the tragedy ot
tit ‘ u ulnation ol' Abdul Harold’s
predecessor on the throne or 'Ii‘urlrey.
41mm“ Globe .
W
HER REVENGE.
van-Block. I132 Washington at.
Concrete construction is the
most economical, durable, fire.
proof and sanitary. Warmer in
winter. cooler in summer, and
adaptable to any style of architec-
ture.
Atlas Portland cement
to superior to all other brands.
TheFerrisCtlalCo
1 .149 Washington St. .
v “in
Ara MAIN or; so. NORWALK
- SOMETHING 0000.
Indie on his first visit to his
rents who live in the country,
linlcated with his anxious tam:
tollbwe: '
Roar Mic—I am well and hope you
or loving son. JOHN.
1 u want something good get a
airbags and eat it raw.
-—New York Press
“Tommy." asked the- visitor. "what
are you going to be when you grow
up to be a man?"
“I‘ in gain to he. an Arctic exploi-
er,” respon ed the bright little boy.
“And now will you give me a quar
ter?"
"Gracious Tonnm!
want with a quartet. "’
“I want to get live ice cream sodas
and and out how much cold I can
stand."—-—Chicego News.
“-..—...... .... ....
What do you
l‘, I cant: begin to tell you
..rostless John is. I wlt' make
equietly. l'le lies first on one
then on the other. " :‘Msdam,
lid is a lawyer. I want to
its his physical conditions.
protesslouol habits."-New
Yokohama's iorelgn“ population ' at
the end or 1908 was 6.11:0. including 8.-
789 Chlnese.1,221 British. 547 Anterie
case. 291. German» and 160 French.
Dill" I NIUIgANOI, ,
t£IIND
0R RIAOY GAQI'I
] limb IWMIUIDW ' , _.1 new box her age. and she promptly
21‘0ld enough to have sold mtlh' tor
to drink when a bell y. and i
eb't not my money yet."
..
WANTS—We corry the largest assortment to town at very low prices.
m from
CALI AT BOTH STORIO-
. 515 Main Iii. Mumford. Bonn" and so Io. Msln It" So. Norwelir. Conn.
AT LOWEST PRICES
L. GOLDEN 1
Our June Sale Begins!
3.150 ............................
We have socilrcd temporary titling parlors dtrmilt
DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TAILORS
A lawyer united I women in the wit .
“-90 It?
98 up
‘eI-uu. ...-....nee ... ease
.........
kArsnu stint drove-ii.
GANS COlI‘.
68 WATER STREET.
M mw- ...—......
South
orwaIlk.
............................ $1.25
............................ Oil-95
Public
opposite out
ed by lire last week and we nlc
We will replace 011‘! y garment of
ed by the tire.
BROS.
South Norwalk
[Hill IlllIIIIES
, season demands lll'u hr-rc in fullcut :tsrml‘tnzcni;
iTRlSTRAM 8t HYATT,
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Wash Suits for
Just the things that the
in desirable styles. and at prices lower
'l‘hcutulllp of approval will be [iliii’i‘tl on every
Summer. W
A glance at. tilt1 vnluca 11".1oll’cr in thin llnc it‘IIt; :1 story of unmet-outlet.lctl values.
in unqtltztttiontihlc quttlily;
than the luwvui that has 0101‘ hot-u (Inuit-d on llkl' llll‘l‘t‘hlilliIISP.
gut-mom the umnlcnt :hcy the st-cn.
' 'l‘WO 11mm.) sun‘s. in I‘irl'r'lilu3. Ginahnnl and .\lzulms. Prior1 ......................... $1.50 to $3.50
ONE-PIECE glil'l‘s, in lint» Lawns. iinllutc nlltl l'.il.l;t'rlc Cloth. handsomely trimmed ..... $2.98 to $8.75
TWOPIECE 'I‘AIIAHLMAIJE Sl'l'l‘S. :n wusil. nniul'ui. whitt- and colors. . _. ........ . ..... 36.00 to $9.00
NATURAL lelc.‘ All'i‘tlhitilllldi cons ............................................ $5.00 to sum
SEPARATE WHITE COATS. fit} and «Ill lung ........................................... $4.00 and 85.00
NORWALK, CONN.
‘ lotto-ere.
Welt, Washington Street
The Best Advertisement Is
a Pleased Cuitomer
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
that lit the face and lit the sighv
are the kind that please.
IINWIEK “Will it].
Successors to
HOMER I. HOY‘T.
United Bank building
97 Washington St.
OFFICE HOURS~—8 to 11:30
and 12:45 to 6:00. and Saturday
evenings, 1 to S.
?: Special Bargains '
——-—IN—-—'
SUMMER
51 Ready to -Wear
SOLVE .\"l‘ NOTICE
District of .\'orwnlirbo as. i’rohniel‘
(‘ourt June 9 A. 1)..
Estate at Cell; A. liawirins, late of”
Norwalk. In said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate tor the IliseI
trict of Norwalk, hath limited and hi
lowed six months from tho date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to or-
hibit their claims {or settlement
Those who nelfloct to prescnt their ac
counts. properly attested. within unid‘
time will be debarred a rumor; All
persons indebud to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment to _ ..
AIMEIM .l. TICIIENOR.
110 I7 24 . Exocutrir.
SOIA’ EN’I‘ NOTICE.
District of Nomaik. 33.,
Court. Juno 2. A. 1).. 1909.
Estate of Samuel liaisted. late oi
Flrooklyn. in the state oi New York.
deceased.
The Court. 0! Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed sllr months lrom the date hereof
Probate
hibit their claims - tor settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested. within said
time will be deharred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate. are re-
quested to make hunredidte payment to
MARY M. DiilltliE
13 10 17 Administratrix.
sounder notion;
District of Noiwolk. so, Probate
Court. May 26. A. D., 1909.
Estate of Patrick Burke. late .oi‘
Norwallr in snidrllstrlet. deceased.
The Court or Probate tor the Dis-
trict 0! Norwalk hath limited and
allowed at: months iron] the date
hereof tor the creation of said estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their to
counts, properly otteshed..withln sold
persons indebtodito said estate are re.
WM: F, TAM-,MANY
1112'! 13 10 Administrator.
Auction Sale
At the Itorago Warehouse Vet L. Jt
Reynolds A Ion, Main st. and
3'09“? Piles. Norwelk.
AT 1 O'CLIOOK
Following a test of the bargain
Bedroom Set. Matrices“. Springs,
Toilet 8st Sheets. Spreads. Carpets.
Pictures. Books. Couches. Old Mahhfi
any Chairs. Dining Tables, Enameled
Bed with fibrin Imus Flame ‘Oil
Stove. Spring Men's Bicycle:
unto. Decorated dinlnuer Set. Mantle
Mirror. Cook Stove. shades. Quentity
oi dishes, Glassware and articles or
‘ General Housekeohing. Lest auction of
the moon. .
1 .l. w. tsunami? 1i ctloneer.
“W0." 41—“.
"ch the side door roared the
gilerd oil the New Y it subway trim.
"All right,youisg~1ell:fr. Ii tanned
t the stronger
H
see“ IS A! .{t
"the
out new SCIENCE
. cues are given special attention; uno‘
for the creditors of said estate to ex-‘
time. will be dollarred a recovery All ,
quested to make immediate payment to 1
sanctity. June 12th. not“
Incent palaces on .
APPAREL
See our White Linen Skirts to.
White Pure Irish Linen for $3.98
Jumper Dresses. in a large variety. ii col-
ors. from $1.98'to $4.98
Linen Tailor-made. Suits, In natural color
and white Repp, from $5 98 to $7.98
' ‘ ‘1
Closing Out Bamboo Furniture.
Chairs Rockers, Taborettes
for HALF- PRICE
OUR CREDIT Is helpful because It extends
_ to you the privilege of buying what you Want
' and when you want it. t: Come in and look us
over.
H. s arrleger .
' 29-31. West Washington 155......
SOUTH NORWALKI "
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science oi the. ‘-
causo of the disease and the art or ad I
lusting the same. Diseases are causedl
by a wrench twist or sprnln‘ n thoié
back. Even if done to childhood iii
creates plnchcd nerves and pain in '
later lite in the dilierent organs anal ..
limbs .
Chiropractors remove the cause 01. c.
tins disease and pain. and beam: is? j;
restored through harmonizing the six ‘
I nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness. Rheumatism. Purity-I
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female Diet; 1.‘
$1.50 '
I Curvature of the Spine. You wul‘
never regret gIVIng Chiropractic a '
I chance to help you.
T. FRANCIS. D. C
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe.
J
'
'3
Shoes to
* Sell]
other halt} in that they shall be
the very
Best Shoes at
the Price
and the price decidedly lower
(than that of other dealers tor
the some quality or Footwear.
' Thlsls what we accomplish.
CONNEALLIY .
BRACKEN
f we $1.1.ng “or a.»
1 i once in bonnscrtcurl
o1 WAomtIorou eraser;
selfish noAWALR;
_TILIFHONI sou
‘ Bide Fish, 16c lb.
' All other kinds of the freshest and
sweetest Fish. it you're-not one of our
customers Already. give its a trial and
be pleased like hundreds of others
have been.
Julia C. Silcoi;
FISH MARKET.
lsl Washingtiln Street Bridge
rsL sot. snag. bsleInv. .
The
BSillJili" CL. he‘s
now no-nnomm
sum
Made in New York by Alfred Benja-
min it Cu. and being worn there today,
by the blast dressed men in this
Fashion Centre, are the Identical
styles and ntade or the identical Isn’t.-
rloe we hell here.
The prices are" always moderate at the
N ow York
Fashion Centre
unto to sauna
l'
:
Norwaik Vacuum
(loin ..
wiiluleenyourrn mdeerpotsos
. suit as your whole house furnishings ‘
at short notice. I
. Rugs. carpets. etc. edited to. and
’ delivered. ,.
Iii . .' . I
listen a. lioytj. of it West treet. “mum mm PM! me- .
derwent on operation at thg Nora mm; Phillie IOI‘ d
I helium. Dr; run hematite- “
es tits operating!
Istod by Dull KeIII rot-I513!
Hitchcock."
Norwalk Chronicler