. FIRE WOOD
d'and sort ready for family use.
that Wood. ....31. 75 per 1/. cord.
Soft. Wood. .31. 60 per ’4 cord.
Split Wood. 25: Extra.
A. QARMI BETTS' WOOD YARD.
N9. 74 Newtown Avenue, ‘
. Rhona N0 783- 2. Norwalk, Conn.
I
*A GOOD CIGAR
‘ 00:8 A LONG WAY TOWARD MAK-
I, lNO A MAN HAPPY. SMOKE THE
Roger Ludlow, Twin
.w ’ City or Nugget
'f'n.f.I. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
Big Reduétion Sale
ON
am and BOYS’
SUITS
D. COT] LIEB
II. NORTH MAIN 8T, 80. NORWALK
. iiilll llilililii
State of Connecticut (‘ouuty of Fair-
eld, sag Town or Noiualk, Julie
' 7th, 190
Then and there by vlltuc of two cer-
n executions issued out of the Court
toommou as in and for l‘airtield
, lo furor of (hristian
. swarm of the said 'iown or \’orwalk.
commits; the. sum ul 31‘” no and
one in favor of William F‘. 'l‘ammany
of.tho said Town of Nor walk. demand
. in] the sum of 314:} 'lil and one Execu-
_’ thn issued out oi the City (‘ourt oi‘
“Stamford in favor of Williamson llro-
3111mm, it, partnership composed of Ed-
ward Williamson and Albert William-
son, both of the City (‘ounty and State
' of New York, demanding the sum oi
11333.82, All said executions being
against John i. Murphy. of the said
Town of Norwalk.‘ and Jeremiah M.
Retarded, of the 'l‘o‘wn oi Stamford. in
bold ‘riieid County. and said execu~
(land being to me directed and deliv-
ored.I Ihave levied on as the property
. of the said debtors the following des—
oribed goods and chattels. to wit: All
' ot the stock of gent' s furnishings into-
«it; contained in said debtors' store in
said Stamford and attached in the or
titan! suit, consisting at bats, caps.
drone shirts underwear, collars. neck-
this, Sweaters jewelry. :1 large stock
hi! 8. select one; also one six- foot si
hm salesman show case. several coun-
tér display cases brass display racks
tilld fixtures. one large but display
em. but conformers. etc to satisfy
executions and will sell the same
‘bllc vendue to the highest bidder
store situated .in the City Hotel
in the City of South Norwslk. in
. '. town. on Monday, June 28,1909,
at I unlock p m.
JOHN W. SCULIEY.
Deputy Sheriff tor Falrileld County by
‘ special appointment 121 23 26
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of. Norwalk. ss., Probate
..Cpurt. June 23, A. 1)., 1909.
1. Estate of Philip 'i‘. illrd, late of Nor-
Walk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the. Dis
‘ trict of Norwalk hath limited and al‘
towel; g txbtpouths from the date here
creditors of said estate to
‘nxhlbit‘t their claims for settlement
' Those who negelect to present their
”an, properly attested. within
time. will be dehsrred a recoverv.
Mid poisons indebted to said estate are
mooted to make immediate pay-
.lllMA lllRll.
' Administratrlx.
‘ From cost collar to the trousers bottom are Ilet‘llv tailored by in-
tive tailors, who know how to give the touch of t‘lt";illl(t‘ so much
;mm in high priced units. It in the quniltl and low price in our
«its that keeps the best dressed men coining inn-v
‘nowaat materiality! nothing but pure wort-lied In swim-l from for only
$7 and $10
5 Our line of straw hats can't be best. price nor quality.
' lion outfit can be (Ound here at rock bottom prices
Copyright Clothing CO
6 North Main Street
The season’ I
Your vaca-
munm .
AT LAS‘
ClMlNi ‘
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
is superior to all other brands.
The Ferris Coal C0
149 Washington St.
iiii“
“I I o“
. “I. VIRUS
69kt
A
SK
'U. 3; rank
on Coal
kccps out, It good deal of
foreign and.
The thrill we have estnli‘
lishcd at this yurd keeps out
all undesirable coal.
Our expert passes on ev-
ery (‘ltl'llliltl received—4|
clean “bill of health" is
what we demand for all
shipments.
Want :1 Load of Hazle-
ton Coal?
'I he B. Hersbiieid 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
JOE.JEANETTE Loses TO-SANDY
rencusou.
BOSTON, Jllllt‘ 2:l.~~~Shndy Fergu-
son was presented with the decision
at the end or twelve rounds of punk
rlngwork over Joe .lousnctte, the no
gro heavyweight at the Armory A. A.
last night. \
Ferguson was unwieldy and awk-
ward. and Jeannette was little better.
In the third round Ferguson guagcd
Jeanette nicely with ii left to the
head, and sent the negro floundering
on the mat, but andy refused to go
in and take advantage of the knock-
down.
BATTLING NELSON STOPS CLIF-
FORD N THE FOURTH.
OKLAHOMA t‘l'i‘l’. .lurrc till—But.
tliug Nelson’s proposed iil’tceu rounds
with Jack Clifford, champion light»
weight of the Pacific coast, was stop-
ped in the fourth round by order of
Chief of Police Hnbntku. who issued
positive instructions to the referee to
have the bout stopped at the first sign
of brutality. in the fourth Clifford re-
ceived many severe body blows, Which
caused him to show signs of distress,
and the decision was rendered in la-
vor of Nelson“ by Referee Portia.
Trying to be nice to his wife's rela-
tives is awfully hard on a man’s dispo-
sitlon.
MW“ e - _:_—;-.....
I The By-Produdis of Saving
0. savings account here. .
our!
‘liloney ahead and four per cent.
interest are the direct products of
But there are many hy,-products Increased Credit Confidence in
o" I sell self-restraint. Contentment and a growing sense or security
to the tutors. Saving is indeed worth while.
e South Norwalk Savings Bank
umrso hurt IUlLDINo.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
515 Main at, Stlmtord, Guam. and
Washington
Street
To the
now rcrdy to receive your orders.
KARP
88 North Main Street
fiCOA
L. GOLDE
June Clearance Sale
LINEN SUITS. regular $5.00 ..
LINGERIE DRESSES, regular $5.00 ................ $2.98
PONGEE COATS, regular $6.98 ..
We have secured temporary titling parlors dircctiy opposite our
old place which was totally destroyed by live last week nlld we are
cwry description which was destroyed by the tire.
DESIGNERS AND LADIES' TAILORS
33 So. Main BL, 80. Norwllk. Conn.
AT LOWEST PRICES
HARRIS a"
TELEPHONE 450. .
GANS CO.
68 WATER STREET.
South
Norwaik.
Conn.
...................... $2.98
PUDllC
We will replace every garment of
BROS.
South Norwaik.
turnout In In:
The collectors ol'Si. Joseph's parish
will hold a special meeting this cw-
ulng at the Knights of Columbus hund-
(liliil‘ii'll'is in South \iniu slim-t. when
hvy will take action concerning the
‘io'nlii or lilo l‘m‘ltll', ilw HOV. llr'.
Alain-r.
'l‘lw Hutliil .\tn\\nlh city council
will an luturnnrl meeting that t-wuilll:
ii the ('tlllllt'll chnmbcr in Ilulilnmi
Ill‘t‘l'l, when llli' llllilil‘r oi ladders. tor
the rcjuwuntwi Did We“ struck was
discussed. A linnl decision as to thr-
type 01 ladder to be accepted has litll
yet been made. The truck will be
equipped t‘l'lllltll‘ with new tailors
THE GODDESS OF LlBERTY.
“'"l'hal. ~nuiti the ("hnntc Atqnuint-
anon on thrir way back from (lousy
island. "is the Goddess- 01 Liberty."
"Docs shn l‘qu'tiIIu. inquired the
Man trom Mars, as ho gazed at the
imposing statue.
“She certainly does!" enthusiastical-
ly exclaimed llu! l'llltn(‘t:‘ .-\I‘quninl~
ante, who lltlilllt‘llt‘d to be an «invalid
person.
"in what any?" pursued the Man
from Mars, "She enligbtcns the
world.“ responded the other.
“Pretty small beacon, mothlnks." ob-
served the Man from Mars.
“Not literally. Not literally, butlip
uruiiveiy, emblematic. you know. Sim-
ply emblematic. We have the same
figure on our coins.”
'Somc iamous woman of the past 1
plesume?”
_ “Oh no "
"0f the present, then?"
“0h, not at all. You don't under-
stand. She is purely imaginary."
' An idol then But I understand
that your people had given up idola-
in.’
“Not an idol: rather an ideal."
"Oh, then she is a woman of the fu-
ture, a superwoman, perhaps?"
"Say. 1 think you‘re stringing me,”
said the Chance Acquaintance, looking
at the other tfuizzlcally.
“Has the Goddess of Liberty made
any notable achievements?" continued
the Man from Mars, imperturbably.
“Rats." rctorted the Chance Ac-
,qualntance.
“Which is some kind of hair. is it,
not?" called the Man from Mars as
the other went below.
No SALE OF BOOKS.
“Yes, madam.’ said the agent, with
a bland smile, as he opened his bag
and extracted the volume; "1 am sure
that this book will prove of great val-
ue and help to you. You have chil-
dren?” _ .
"Nine.” said the lady. .
"Exactly," said the agent, “the fact
interested me at once, and I resolved
to call. Here. said i, is a lady who
more than any one else will tlnd profit
and pleasure in Miss Bosbysheil's
great work. It is called ‘How to
Bring Up Chlldren,’ bound in leather.
costing 33."
"it won't do for me. my dear sir,r
returned the good woman. "None of
my children are bound in leather. and
there isn‘t one of them that has cost
less than 39. Here, Towser," she
added. turning to the bulldog. "show
the gentleman the shortcut to ' the
highway."
And the man and dog went out to-
gether. only the former led the way.—
J.udge
.-.-
c4 W‘t"
,, . ... . mm»
lililllS lllll illlllilili.
Funeral of Rev. Dr. Mailer.
Final arruugcnlmlts for the funeral
of the tier. Dr. William Muller, the
(it-(PnH-Ii let‘lril‘ (if Si. loseph‘s pill
ish will in (outplriml this alteration
It is upct‘iui There will be no
chunzc from Friday IImI-ning at 10
o‘clock. thr- hour set for the church
obscquiI-s, bill some. of the details are
yet 104w announced. including the
names of tho priests who will act as
nllict-Is or the nurse. The Rev. Father
I Walter J. Silunley; of lino-bury. as tillllr
cd yeslvraiuy. will preach the funeral
sI-rnnm. and either Monsignor Syuott.
of Hartford. 0r a bishop from out of
the state will be the ccleln'anl of the
funeral mass. The place of burial has
wt to ho (It‘lllllltlh decided upon.
The) c has been It question whether tho
remiiins shall be placed in a tomb ill
front of the church or interred in \‘cw
iinicn in the inlnlly plot, and today
it was learned that it has been sug-
gested that he be buried in the priesls‘
plot, in St. Mary‘s Ccuwicry. Norwnlk.
Funeral of Helen Newcomb.
liclcn, the youngest daughter
Senator .iosinh ‘i‘. and Louise S. New
York city, and summer residence. No.
:‘xil West avenue, Noru'alk. died at
Sammie Lake. .iuric 31. Funeral ser-
vices take place (mm the residence
of her grandmother. Mrs. Stetson. in
\\'ashlngton. 1). t‘. interment at same
city. Little “cleaner. 8 Very beauti-
fill and promising child. Mr. and Mrs.
Newcomb and family in their and be
movement have the sincere. sympathy
of their many friends in The Norwnlks.
of
Florence E. Foster.
Florence to, infant daughter of Mrs.
H. F. Foster. died Monday morning at
its home. 13 Hoyt street. aged one
years and ten months. The funeral.
which was pritntc was held yester-
day afternoon. and interment was in
St Mary's Cemetery '
DEGREES GIVEN BY TRINITY
HARTFORD. June 23,-" The follow»
ing- degrees were announced at thv
commencement exercises of Trinity
College. today:
Honorary degrees of Master of
Arts. Doctor of Laws and Doctor of
Divinity were conferred as follows:
Master at Arts—dairies Shepard, of
New Britain. Conn. a writer on Epis-
copal Church history.
Louis McLellan Potter. a young art-
isi, graduate of Trinity with the class
oi-1896, a formerfstndent at Beaux
Arts. and who later did some interest
ing work in North Africa. and who
since his return to this country has
attracted attention by his studies of
the Alaskan ludians and work lll sculp
titre.
Doctor of Laws-«Charles Frederick
Johnson. I- lOfP‘iFi r enwilius Ill mum ...
literature at 'l‘rinlt College. and wins.
iy known as n wrlter of starleu. text
books and reference works in English
literature his latest work helm; a
study or Shakespeme.
Doctor of infinity—«Duncan Black
MacDonald. professor at the Hartford
Theological Seminary and well-known
for his Oriental investigations.
Rev. James Jackson. president of
Boone College. a scholar who has only
tributed much to the understanding of
Chinese literature by the western
races and of western literature by the
Chinese races.
The Paris Cloak and Suits "House
83 SOUTH MAIN OTHIET,‘IOUTH NORWALK.
Great Sale of Summer Suits, Dresses,
Coats, Skirts, Waiéts, Petticoats
,and Silk Cloves
SALE AT BOTH STORES.
runs-on lli‘lllilllilH are hurt- in t'nliI-;.I :tsm
limit the lowest that has cwr llt‘i‘ll uu.
iliil'llii‘lll tin: iliillllt‘lil timy lllI‘ Rl‘t'li.
SEPARATE W l l l'l‘l".
“.-.-WW
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTR'AM 8: HYATT,
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Wash Suits for
Summer Wear
A ulnur‘t- :ltllw values a.» tll'l’t'l" in ii 1.4 1in tells a story oi‘ 1;anI-rscnllnnlml \Iulucs.
ll‘lilil‘ili.‘ in unquestionable quality
ill‘tl on Him Incrcllhlldlru
TRISTRAM &
HYATT,
.‘ III «imirubli- styles. and III [Illt‘t‘n imver
’i‘livnlltIIllI Ill upprol‘ul will be [ll.lt't'tl on I‘lt‘l’]
maman
Just the things that the
TWO l'il‘It'lI‘ hi'l'l‘h ' in i‘vrtull s i‘illdli. .l. lllltl Mullins l‘rlrv ......................... $1. 50 to $3 50 '
(lNE-i'll-liflc Si? 1TH in tlncl .I\\ In ll: libit' and Lin;- 1 ri. (lulh. h. illtlilllliit‘ll trimmed ..... $2.93 to $8. 75
'I‘\\'O-I‘li§i‘.l<3 ’l \il .t)il MAIN} “xi lln in \\ .IslI nilulul hi it»- and Willis ............. “$6.00 to 39. OO
NATURAL LINEN ,\l"l‘t).\l(llili. l2 ('tld’i‘h' ....................... , ..................... "Lilli m 33 (ill
.‘(IA’l s. in: Ililtl to long: ......................................... 34.00 and 35.00
NORWALK, CONN.
IF YOU
WANT
MlGHTY STYLISH
SHOES
OR TOUGH, HARD TO SPOiL
SHOES
OR SOFT, YlELDlNG, COM‘
FORTABLE
SHOES
Come to This
Store
AND WE WILL BE PL EASED
TO SHOW THEM TO YOU
CONNEALLY
B R A C NDK E N
81 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
WE SELL THE BEST 32.00
SHOE iN CONNECTICUT.
TELEPHONE 3634 '
NORWALK
¥ Savings Society
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits March Isl. $909,
$3,655.424'31
George M. Holmes. Prest.
make the above assertion and
By buying from us you'll
You pay us in WEEKLY
lthS.
51—h « .
far"! '
«-
w.
tise.
I filivt‘l‘ft'ifilili'fis.
lulu iHil‘liililii—lliiill
ENJOY YOURSELF EATING
Lobsters and Soft
Shell Crabs '
FROM THE MARKET OF
John C. Silcox
181 Washington Street Bridge
TEL 931. FREE DELIVERY.
THE wircuooc.
The stateman wears a look most wise;
"We must." he cries. “economize!"
lie placidly admits a few
Appropriations should go through
For some that seem amazing great
'i‘o benefit his own dear state.
But when his millions he has gained
lie wears a look exceeding pained
That some hard-working clerk should
seek
A raise of live or ten per week
Or that some town. outside the fence
'l‘hut bounds his way. should make
pretense
With an ambition strangely rash,
To anything that looks like cash.
No wonder that he seems no wise
Whene‘er he cries "Econornile!"~
~Wa illusion Star.
”gin—......—
Probably nobody is ever any better
than you should be.
Never trouble trouble until trouble
begin to sue. .
An excellent brand of pessimism
may be superlnduced by such a simple
matter as an indulgence in cotton and
doughnuts.
Eaton, Crane & Pike
WRIllNli PAPER
25c A BOX
W. A. Briggerman’s
.. music cross,
Donovan Block, ' 13‘! Washington It.
Wholesale and Retail
Brookside Lake ice Co
Office and Storage, N. Y., N. H. 1 H.
Freight Yard.
Be gentle to all you chance to touch,
and do not tax thorn overinuch.
In a .
..
M"
~ Two 'PiIones — 754-3; 814-2
{cuss
l Is a Money Back
Store
We mean that we refund the money for unsatisfactory
purchases without any arguments.
We sell nothing but the best merchandise—hence we
Cash or Credit
. Don't draw money cut of the bank, and don't spend your
weekly wages every Saturday night.
and at the same time get all the necessaries of life.
CREDIT buys i'Ic same here as cas‘r docs cisewhvre. and at
p. ices fa. lower than other stores c urge you for similar qual-
‘.'.’hn:~. you have 3:0. $20 or $50 to spend. ours is the store
you; here is where you find the best assortment in ready- _
to-It'car goods for men. women and children.
catch-penny sales to offer you; no misleading items, to adver-
Our goods must be right. as they always are. else we-
couid not live and prosper among the people of The Norwaiks.
Come and Open a
Charge‘ACCOunt
H. neger&_ 0.
29-31 Wes: Washington Street. ‘
SOUTH NORWALIL
live up to it.
be able to open a bank account
OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
We have no
—.
.. . __._...... ..
Hi] lPRllill
rSflBKS
The Original Guaranteed
Socks. Imltnted by Hundreds.
lie sure you get "Holeproot."
.“i‘ Pill Hill
6 this Still
Extrssllght weight for summer
wear. in Black. Tan, Gray and
Natty.
.
Joseph DaVIST
Tailor, Clothier, ninth,
Furnish», .
Trunks and Luther Good... ‘ '
.5 Washington Street,
South Nam-lit.
Norwalk Chronicler