Our line of stdsw lists can’t be thin outnt can be found here at me . m H ,. .. Kurd and soft ready for family use. Hard Wood ..... $1.15 per la cord. Soft Wood ...... $1.50 per 36 cord. Split Wood. 28s Extra. . . A. OAHMI DETTS' WOOD YARD. ‘ N0. 14 Newtevm Avenue, Phone No. me. Now-iii, Conn. A GOOD CIGAR does A LONG wAv TOWARD MAK- mo A MAN HAPPY. sucks rue Roger Ludlow. Twin City . or Nugget “' AND YOU WILL as HAPPY. ‘ i). J. REYNOLDS MANUFACTURER. Big Reduction Sale .0" . MEN'S and Boys SUITS- D. GOTTLIEB 11 NORTH MAIN 61's 80. NORWALK —-- , . ..Coai Is " Good Coal lF selected wisely lF stored suitably IF screened properly IF delivered carefully . There are no "IFS” about ‘ Our Methods . ~ Our Service Our customers know it and will tell you that our , Hazleton Coal Is An “ifless” Coal annulment: Son Co. Tel. 204. .122 Water St. W SENATE PASSES TUBERCULOSIS BILL. ‘- HARTFORD June 17. —'l‘lie senate . today passed without debate the bill - creating a board of directors to build county homes for persons suffering frum tuberculosis. Under suspension , hi the rules. the bill went to the en- ‘ sing clerk m there will be no Eels in getting it into the governor‘s has a. Candidates for directors are appearing in all directions. and a we number of names already are be g discussed preparatory to calling pot: the governor of friends of these ndidates. it is said that Fairlield county is willing to give way to New even and New London counties on the matter of the directors if the county may selected the superinten “hushed In that county. It is said slips, one will be considerable poll payed on this measure it the op . |’Iilty arises. .4 The mhslc pupils of Miss Sadie'Hal- . will‘give a recital this evening I V ._ . . re . . _. ‘ ' "Can’t Be Beat nun cost onllar to or. trousers .botbom are deftly tailored by in- ‘sentivs tailors. who knew how to give the touch of elegance so much mired in high priced will. It is the quality and low price in our suite that keeps the best dressed men coming here. newest materiel oi nothing but pure worsted to select from for only f . $7, and $10 Copyright Clothing Co.‘ 6 North Main Street dost of the hom_,e which will be es' The season' I best. price nor quality. Your vaca- k bottom prices For Home For Factory For Farm 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 TheFerris 0021100 149 Washington St. ii‘ii“ —MR8. GOULD TAKES NOTES. Eagerly Listens to Testimony of Her Former Servants. NEW YORK. June l‘i.-'l‘he taking ployes on the two Gould estates, Cas- tle Gould. at Port Washington, and Blue Gap form. In Virginia, was coir tinned today at the trial of the suit oi Catherine Cleuiuious Gould tor a nap aratlon from her husband. Howard .Gould, and alimony amounting to $250,000 a year. The defense has call ed a small army of maids. ambienien gardeners. clerks, carpenters and other employee to tostliy to the ac tions and conduct of Mrs. Gould in m effort to Justify Mr. Gould In leaving his wife on account of her allege: predelictlon to the use of inioxicauts which rendered her unfit for house hold and family duties. according if the husband's contention. The pros pects of a large volume of such testl many yet to be taken. and the an- nouncement of Mr. Shearn. Mrs. Gould's lawyer. that he had some ilf- ty witnesses to call in rebuttal. led Justice Dowllng to order longer ses- sions of the trial from today. with the possibility of night sessions next week. crowds of curious people who storm the doors of the courtroom each day. anxious to get a glimpse of the stat- uesque complainant or her multl-mil- lionalre husband, increase. Following the experience of yesterday, when the crowd attempted to rush the officers on the doors. and the trial was in terrupted until the doors could be closed. Justice Dowllng today ordered reinforcements to be placed outside the courtroom to kee‘ people away from the doors. Mrs. Gould follows the testimony of her former servants with keen interest. frequently making notes of what they say. and coaching her lawyer on cross-examination. Her iiattitude alternates between gunlae amusement and open resentment. TONGUE TWISTING. A London paper recently offered a series of prizes for the best "tongue twisting sentences. The prize wln- nlng contributions are: The bleak breeze blighted bright broom blossoms. ' ,Two toads totally tinned tried to trot to Tedbury. Strict. strong Stephen Stringer snared allckly six sickly silky snakes. Susan shineth shoes and socks: socks and shoes shines Susan. She .censeth shining slices and socks, for shoes and socks shock Susan. Oliver Oglethorp ogied an owl and an oyster. Did Oliver Oglethorp ogle an owl and an oyster. if Oliver Ogle- thorp ogled on owl and an oyster. where are the owl and the oyster Oliv- er Ogiethorp ogled'! the __...__..._— “1" It is dimcult to draw the line be- tween thoughtless gossip and vicious of liteir teacher. 02 South ‘ nei- slender. You lmbw the dillereiice between leading a horse iind driving him. f you are in debt you are pulling s load. f. you are outofdabtsnd have a savings account here earning . flR- per cent. life is a continual ride. Have you the account? UNITED IANK IUILDINO. ‘ eouru uoawnts. cons. . is superior to all other brands.” ' of testimony of the servants and om- ' As the trial progresses. the . , than“. M interment lollvr'lil TELEPHONE 450. ..—-. Washington Street .w—WW...” Wm now ready to receive your orders. 88 North Main Street ‘ retanofi sot. IIWSO-IIO ill in ii imiiiiss tum inns ill) lillllll. _— Funeral of Mrs. F. N. Leach. The tunic-i of_the late Mrs. Frank- lin N. Leach will be held this evening at 7:30 o‘clock. at her late residence in Smith street. Danliury. The re- mains will'be brought to South Nor- waik tomorrow morning, on the train arriving here at 10:52 o’clock. for in- terment in the Dunning faintly plot in Riverside Cemetery. w Funeral of Mrs. G. F. Bene‘dlct. The funeral of the late Mrs. Joseph ine Benedict was held this afternoon at the East Avenue Methodist Church. the Rev. W. W. Gillies officiating. The Rev. C Iv}. Benedict. of New Canaan a son of the deceased. sppke very touchiugly of the mother's sacrificing devotion. The floral tributes were a suiilqient and fitting expression oi the love and e com in which she was held. The sea Carrie and Nina Carpenter sang two of the favorite hymns of the deceased. "Nearer, My God. to Thee."- and “Saved by Grace. " The active bearers were Charles Hill. fill-nest Reynaldo. Gerhardua Adams and Emerson Ayres. These young men were boys who were great layer. itee of the show. and who had ran up classification“ in her at feetlon. The honorary bearers were Charlea almond}. C. Hewitt kills. .1 8-. Randall and Captain Oscar at. John. her room lure. of Master Elbert Rey ll held this morning at u o'ol from the home of his worsted“. Land Mrs. E. I. flushed, at 30 Van lentil t. The Rev. W. W. Gillies. pastor ~the liiaet Avenue Nethodiet Church. listed ‘wsre ton 1Tile 1:1? 9.345. Suit case Great Sale of Summer Suits. Dresses, Coats, Skirts. Wallis, Petticoats and Silk Gloves GALE AT IOTH OTORIO. 615 Main It. stamiera. Conn" end as Oe‘. Help st, Is. Norwaik. cone. AT LOWEST PRICES HARRIS '& GANS CO. 68 WATER STREET. L. GOLDE Our June Sale Begins! WHITE LINEN SKIRTS. regular 81. 50 ........ SKIRTS, regular $2.00 ....................... LINEN SUITS. regular $5.00. . . .. ............ .................... .. ............... $1.25 ....... $3.95 To the Public We haic secured temporary tilting parlors diretiiy opposite our old place which was totally destroyed by fire last week and We are We will replace every garment of every description which was destroyed by the fire. ,KARP BROS. DESIGNERS AND LADIES'WAILORS ‘ ‘South Norwalk The Great A&P Tel 124 WABHiiNOTON 37.. SOUTH NORWALK. Mr. Merchant. if you intend to iniprove the looks of your store. give us your order for A NEW METAL CEILING There's nothing hendsomer or more durable. Your Lightinfsand Heating we can attend to the time to have it done! at Riverside Cemetery. The members of Master Husted‘s Sun- day school class acted as pail bearers. KILLED HID WIFE. Neva Jersey contractor say- snot‘oun Wound We. Accidental. NEW roux, June 17.-~1 have Just killed my wife: God help me!" was the cry with which William Westervelt. a prosperous mason and builder of Toaneck”. near Hackensack, N. .l.. rush ed into the home of a neighbor today. On the verge of collapse. 'the man led a vgarty of netrb'y residents to his home ere Mrs. Westervelt was found I)- ing dead at the” foot of the bed in neck. Westarvclt- was- lodged in the jail at Hackensack. He said he w showing his” wife how to handle t e double-barreiled the shooting a was accidentally discharged and the contents of both barrels struck mm. Weatervelt lull in the neck. volt Is forty years did two years his junior appearances lived a quiet, contented life together... Westervelb‘lt'old the authorities that he had the gun for use against buig- been made to this court for adminis- J ,7 . . , tration or the estate of Philip T. Bird. get along any more ” .. . Th“ ~ .....w late oi'tlorwalk. in said district. do "Well. why didn’t you resign? DUTY PRINT PAPER ceased. senate campfires Rises Rate at so a beard and determined at the Pidbats Tori—Wood Pulp Fm. or otherw e discriminate against wood pulp export-f. will “'Tf‘ll‘ll‘“ la “..l‘ll” l' . ° ‘ e case n e u y .to is ass on semi. committee in. do- ! Mull-1| teem ‘6 aided to split the alliance. tow s‘ titty on .'9“W". \ THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. TRISTRAM & HYATT :, ash Suits for ‘ ‘ Summer Wear A glance at the values we offer in this line tells a story of unpreceudchtcd values. Just theyxliingii that the season demands are here In fullest assortment: in unquestionable quality; in desirable styles.‘ gill! at prices lower than the loivest that has ever been quoted on like merchandise. The stamp of approval will ‘be placed on every garment the moment they the seen. TWO "IECE SUITS. in Percalcs. Gingham and Madras. Price ........................ $1.50 to $8.50 1' . ONE-PIECE SUITS. In line Lawns. Batiste and Lingerie Cloth. handsomely trimmed. . . . .62.” to ”.76 TWO-PIECE TAILOR-MADE SUITS. in wash. natural. white and colors ........... .. . . 5&0“ to 09.00 NATURAL LINEN AUTOMOBILE COATS ............................................ $5.00 to 88.60 SEPARATE WHITE COATS. 36 and to long ........................ . ................. 04.00 and 05.00 TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, l WM»... IF YOU [WANT MIGHTY STYLISH SHOES on TOUGH, HARD To sPou.' SHOES OR SOFT. YIELDING, COM- . PORTABLE SHOES Come to This Store AND WE WILL BE PLEASED TO SHOW THEM TO YOU. NORWALK, CONN South Norwalll. -—FOR—- EVERY ONE‘ (ll Take advantage of our confidential CHARGE ACCOUNT PLAN. Your. transaction is held in thestridtes‘t con- : fideiice. You .may buy from us the Illicit. Home Furnishings andxthe best J SOUTH NORWALK. WE SELL THE BEST $2.00 SHOE iN CONNECTICUT. TELEPHONE 8634 uni bills SOLVENT NOTICE. District of Norwaik. as. Court June 9 A 11.1909. Estate of Cells A. Hawkins. late of - Norwslk. in said district. deceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis~ irict of Norwalk, hath limited and al- lowed six months from the date hereof Wearing Apparel, with" the right oL AQP EXTRA SPECIAL ® CONNEALLY paying for what you buy in Small, KfiRilvai‘éi‘lf‘l'ifuliifili‘.’ LITEI‘..‘TT‘T‘T‘.‘IZIZZ.Z§ ~’. Easy Wm" “men‘s! “the same A. or. FANCY paraur FLOUR. 24%“). sick... ........ 90c B R A AC K E N 3,. prices you pay forgoods lot a like FULL CREAM CHEESE. a pound. ................... isc 3‘ WASHINGTON STREET. ‘l ‘ quality at cash stores. . -. (ii Customers who bought of us years ago are still buying here. Isn't it reas- i onabieto suppose that only the most Iiberaland Successful satisfactory Cred- itPIaii. together with first quality mer- chandise, at. lowest prices, could be the reason for this? Company FREE DELIVERY. m'v Probate "Bt'ztxs'cmm' his“ arms.“ "‘3' “l“: ‘° wn t it c uiit and b t tor cams .. or set cnicnt. ' These who neglect to prison illieir “led q y no y an a co e ":"""" counts. proper y attests . wit u as ‘ 1“ Norwalk. time, will be debarred a'recovery. All COflVIncedo :3 persons in‘ ebted to said estate are requestedflto make immediate pay- ALMEDA J. TICHENOR. Executrix. SOLVENT NOTICE. District of Norwalk. as, Court. June 2. A. D.. 1909. Estate of Samuel Halsled. late of‘ Brooklyn, in the state, of New York deceased. ‘ The Court of Probate for moms trict of Norwelk. hath limited and al lowed six months from the date hereof . for the creditors of said estate to ex hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attested. within set time. will be dabarred a recovery. Al . person; indebi‘ed‘loaa‘iii estgte are 1-3) to our saloons lnvitin‘ the saloon- queste to ma a tame ate ayment om o g to the revival MARY M. mason. mgr“? ° ° “ 131017. , Administratrix Policeman Murphy—Vie, an‘ it's . wrong they are. Idon't believe in ORDER 01" NOTICE. this mlxln’ of church an‘ state —-l.ifc Probate ' 29 31 West Wash: ngtoil Street. id a gunshot wound In her .. . 1...... p . McCafferty—And have yes heard of these preachers who are goin' ’round B‘AT‘VVI Nest" 1' rs KEISER—BAaAfi-IEA ALL-SILK ' shotgun with which done when the weapon Wester- d his wife was ey had to all District of Norwiilk.1as.. Probate Court. June 17. A. D. Whereas. written splpllcation has I “i came mighty near resigning n'iy lob this mornin " said Ardup, order- ing coupe ands ulcers. "I’d made up my mind that the boss and i couldn't -—-- Ordered. That said application its.“ said ii; an sit a next a ool. glib... till. I‘0 intuit ' 4C $30M Tribdh Cities in Norwslk on the gas "Whatever became of the greyhound June. 1909. at 10 o'clock forenoonl and he? Benedipt was a member oi the WASHINGTON: June 17——'I‘he li‘in- that public notice thereof be given to You had?" “Killed himself." "Resi- t Avenue Methodist EDI-00ml since Commldtoe of the Senate will re- all persons Interested therein by pub Iyi," ‘Yes tried on tel: a a Church. which has meant so much to port an am mm to the taste. inn Ilshlngt iii a a per hav~lim the: 431:3! ule I, ‘ her .lfle. end her willful ettaudtneo today )1va for a duty or u... an. lug a.ci lat in sgi' silent, a: Bit If In . on Spat, . ’- , will be grimly missed on print pope and the admission of least iiv ’e l‘pi'ore sold fly of near . W ‘ - . « . . wood pulp oil of duty loom countries lug. , ,. ‘ “—35—- .- . Funeral 8! I. R. Hosted. which do not pm“. .11 export duty on mm“ w. (3 1w, Whoa a man was asked if he thought Vedl’oMleOI-‘Wu - Funeral services over the remains on‘woed pasta tothe United Stands m it ' Judge. it risottocuaml with ones wits over Nut-1mm ”if ,. the telephone, he said that xwas‘the very piece to do It, as you could shut her oil before elis‘ could get In the °°“"¥- 1"" l At s ”meeting of willows Council Tuesday evening. it Woe rotor! is send last ",4 port on Jm , W V W330. new comedians June was conceals. a M WAD: In“, “w'm w There is 25th. at which time and Ana's-in aw Willi»
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