.1“...
‘1!
We ’
.. ' ‘ (I Oueflionahle grades are not cheap at any price.
“ We guarantee GOOD COAL. CLEAN COAL
" " . . and ‘ FULL WEIGHT. QGive ‘us a trial order.
ARRIS‘ 8t
Teleimohe 450
. , Educator
j;SHOE
Children’s Ankles
Will Not Turn
‘ when this shoe is worn iii-cause
Its special construction couriter~
'ncts ankle strain.
The shoe tilt-I snug uudor Ibc
arch, distributing tho weight of
the body on the hall of the foot.
The too is broad to prevent
cramping and encourage natural
development of growing foot.
SOLD NOWHERE ELSE
NORWALK.
CONhEALLY
. AND
BRACKEN
sou-m NORWALK.
TELEPHONE sass
IN
‘l’IIis'FéInns (gm-.69.
f
. HR SEASONABLE GOODS
FE TILIZERS
Lat stock. many varieties
items CEMENT
Best and mOet reiiatlle
BUILDING MATERIALS
Brick. Sand, Stone.
SEWER PIPE.
and always
COAL! COAL! COAL!
Whites Om Q9.
Th' u bell-v ' will .
.....an oiLLtJIIaL'”.
M'“ 11-
renton- -
7-Jewol Watch
’6. ‘7 Ol’ ’9 Incoming Io con-Ii
Cell and Ice it.
W. R. KIRCH O. CO.
tr ONCE YOU Tav YOU'LL AL-
wnvs IUY
' The Roger Ludlow
Twin City or Nugget
. CIGARS
' ASK YOUR DEALER FOR THEM.
‘B. J. REYNOLDS
nanonerunn.“
It's the Taking Care of the Odd Dollar
THAT COUNT! AT THE END OF THE VEAR. PUT YOUR BUR-
PLUO MONEY IN
The South Norwalk Savings Bank
WHIRI IT WILL DRAW A GOOD RATE OF lNTIIEOT. AND I.
READY IN TIMI OF NEED.
9? Washington St. United Bank Building, South .Iflilirvslk
'i ”that
T.
....“
GAINS CO.
68 Water Street
HAZLETON
The B. Hershiieid & Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St.
Ladies” Home Journal, Littlltrfi'
World, l‘opului‘. Slrnnil. llurpor‘s
Monthly. Harper‘s liazui; l‘cnruon.
Scribiwr‘s. IIoII limilt. Hood ilouso
irooping and olbora. ‘
W. A'. Briggerman’s
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. . 132 Washington at.
""" MONEY To “Lean
We loan money to nouscxecpI-rs at
SI wockly payments. also to property
owners on around and third tnort
gages. All business transacted strict
ly confidential. Office hours from 9 n
m. till 7 p, m.; Saturdays till 9 p. In.
INDEPENDENT LOAN 's. secuairv
COMPANY
94 Washington St. Havilsnd Bldg.
One flight up. Room 1.
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
IS OUR SPECMLTY
\\'c haro a coInpiI-tc stock of Patent
Medicines. l‘orfunion and ’i‘ollot Ar-
tlclca.
Agents It‘ulloi', Groone Co. Cliocu
latou.
W. F. Wigmore & Co.
ouuooisrs '
8 NORTH MAIN STREET
Special far This
Week Only
Monogram Rye Whiskey. . .75c qt. bot.
Sherry- Wine .. .....,,.35c qt. bot.
Port Wine ................ Site at. hot.
Fine Bock ..... . 31.00 ease, delivered
other goods, too humorous to men-
tlon. all at out price-u.
Ilot [toast iicvt Ii‘reo Saturday night.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. Monroe a Chestnut Sis. Tel 151-3
J. a. L. DISEGA, Props.
NOTICE ’
ilarlnu taken the ngeIIcy tor the in-
die Wart llrcwing (10.. hruwcrn of
high qiuna Luger lit-or. Air. l’ortora.
thin in in Inform the public that I am
ready to dollror this High Grade of
Beer. bottled by the Brewery, for fam-
ily use, at $1.00 per case.
Michael Lubrano
Grand Union Hotel
Phone 1001 6 A 8 W000 3T.
ml
ClOth
largest dealers of this line in this
alter tree.
“THE
33 South Main It., 80. Norwslk‘.
-..... .. -.."...“ww- ...”...
They are the bout In town. tlr
second, We underaeli all competitors.
Others are also advertising bargains, but on paper only. We are the .
O'BRIEN, the Hatter
LOOK AT THE Denotes,
31.65, $1.90. $2.40. $2.90.
DID YOU as: THE OAPS?
46c. 95c.
YACHT AND GOLF cars,
45c. 95c. 31.46.
noon sor'r HATs.
$1.90.
UMBRELLAS,
65c, 95:, $1.50, 51.90.
“E SOUTH NORWALK evfim
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
83 SOUTH MAIN 81'" SOUTH NORWALK.
Great Reduction isle of Ladle;’~a;ddlldwl;hds' suits. Costs. “Rain Costs.
skirts, Wsists, Petticoats. Night Gowns. Corset Covers. Hos-
tel-”Wash Dresses. Whits Dresses. Silk Dresses and
Dresses.
at in atylo, fit and workmanship.
Whatever We advertise you got.
state. (tome and be convinced. We
PARIS"
615 Main 8h. Stamford.
......“ ...... ......
John McNerney.
.lohn McNerncy, formerly a resident,
or Winnipauk. died Wednesday in the
New York hospital, alter a short ill-
uoi-Ja. The remains were brought to
Norwnlk this morning by Funeral Ill.
irnctor A. .I. (‘olllns and taken to the
In Intuit?"
home oi hla ulster. Airs. liridgot (tolu-
qun. of Winnipank.
the held Saturday morning at
Io'clock. 'l’roui SI. some church.
Itorniont in St. Mary‘a coniotory.
ihicNerncr is survived by is
Tim funeral will
Ii) 1 III)
iti-
Mr.
widow,
ithriw soon and one daughter James.
,ol' .ianuiica. i.. i.: John. of West ild
llilikiill, N. .l.. amt Stephen. of White
The Clifford
McPherson «I. Stevens. Props.
Single rooms, with or without
built.
iiooms on nuilo. suitable for inni-
Illou. '
'l‘oruiu tuodcruto. iiuicu by the
month. t‘ali and examine; no iron-
lilo to show. ~
Cuisine and service excellent.
('nt’o stocked with the. choicest of
brands.
Cor. South Main and Elizabeth l
Streets, South Norwalk '
PURE ICE i
It" you want ptii‘o lco for this Milli"
incr's uso. you can llil\l‘ it in tho liorh
slIiI'I- loo sold by us. nnulo trout, water
of which Illu l‘IillIIuiIi;~ In tho analysis-
iuado by .l. ii. Liniwy. l’li. li,. climniai..
hlassuchuswtix Acrlruiiurni Expert-7
liit'iil station»
APPEARANCE ‘
Turbidity ....‘ ............ . ..... None
Sediment ............. ...Nonc
Color . ...... . ._ ..None
Odor ........................... None,
CHEMICAL EXAMINATION
Free ammonia ................ .0006'
Albuminoid ammonia .... 0144
Chlorine ., ., ..., .05
Nitrates ... ... , None l
Nitrites .. .. ............... None ,
Hardness (Clark's degreol ... .. 3.31 '
-ead . . ,.' . .. . None '
iron ......... ....-.Trace:
No liarnyni‘tldltioilod tirintl Ice hllIII by i
this company,
Brookside Ice Co.
lF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
i
i
l
l
l
\\'o hare llIonI All kinds in g
i
l
l
l
l
l
i
bi'flNtiII.
Extra Fine STRAWBERRIFS
a Specialty.
CANDIES. CIEKn'szoaAcco and
soon WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. Con. 179 Wash. 8t. bridge.
JUST IN FROM M
“MERIT”
FACTORY
Moira ‘J-oyI-lct Sailor (lit, at ,.
Men‘s ltnnala t’aii llntion Shiif'l-i $3.00
Ali-It'd tlx lllood (isl‘ni'da. ill .. ..3250
MAX ' LEVY
169 Washington at. Booth Norwslk.
(BRIDGE)
than 'flilliPiill
IIIiI illl litllllilii Ins
$2.50
'I'lio oiling oporntiona have non ox.
icntlod i‘rom Wont avenue to Wont
Wuaiiiuitton ulroot and railroad oven-
on, untior the diructloua of Highway
(ioninilnslonnr linnlol llunlop. While
the oil in inconvenient ‘ hint at this
time whon it in bring put on the high
way oomntlanionor in sure the people
or the city will appreciate ltu advnn~
iagon‘ within a few days and that they
liitvo not forgotten ianl ycnr'a good rr
units. Mom of the nirreia of the city
will Iit‘ oiled.
in connection wliii tho oiling. ii is
a matter or much Hutlafactlon to Wont
avenue ronldontii that Superlniond
not George H. (Iuifrey. of the Connor--
tlcut tiniiipuny. announces that the
spaoc'hciwoou the trucks will he oiled
by the company. IAIIII your, when the
city oiled outside the trucks and the
company did not, in their territory.
thorn wan much complaint on account
of the dust that trailed tho cars. in
the meantime. superintendent Conroy
has tuken’thln matter on an be ro-
ceivos hearty thanks for the torrent
he has shown. This case is another
manifestation of Mr. Conroy‘s desire
to cooperate with the oiIIcInliI and the
slit as at larle'to bring shout the,
who rrleudly relations possible be.
tween the people and the company.
"2 o'clock.
- pours abode.
:lll‘iI «(‘1‘th lin-
. \arniil
intone. |.. l., and Mrs, John Whalen.
of Jamaica. l.. I. Mr. Mchrncy re-
Emovod irom \‘i'lnntpnuk to Jamaica. l..
ll” about 20 ycara ago, whore he had
taint-o resided.
Mrs. S. M. Charles,
Sarah Marla t'harlon Illctl rcntorda)’
at her homo. it Second strum, EIHII
[Norwiilm in the alxty-Idxth roar of her
intro She was born in Wilton and was
.tho widow of ihuI lato William Charles.
i'l‘hc funeral norvlci-n will ho bold i'roni
.hor into rosirlI-iico Sunday ultcrnoon at
Monday on tho 9:50 a. in.
train liaail K. Mitchell. tnncrnl dlroo
tor, will accompany the remains to
Itidgoiiold, whore they will ho intro
1 roll.
1 Joseph Feeks.
l
BERKSHIRE
.iosopli Pocket. an tomato of tho
Iv'lich Ilonic tor Soldiers in Noroton
Ileluhin. Ilioil on \\'miticadil,\ ill his
acxcntuiourth your. lie was it I'I‘li‘
nth oi” t‘onipniu ll. of tho Scrotitocnth
(,‘ooncctlcut \‘1IluiiiooI Ininntry. The
remains of tho don-awn will lio tutu-n
in Stamford tor iIIII-rIuI-nl.
VISITS EAST IIIIIIWALII
((‘outlnncd from First. Page.)
Hilllili'lh on Xi‘tr t-iiI‘I‘l is Stilleiitlllli:
Vito Iilflllilh loll on tho molt. of NW-
(‘l‘ill .Nt'tlih‘h‘ in tin- lt'ili‘ of tho coal t'tllll-
lill' uorc put tilil by
”W ilrcuII-u.
Sparks also lot. on pilca oi log.» in
Elilo i'oiii oi lilo coil! t‘tiiiipnm‘s olilt'o
illltl nro burning up. arc ”to various
chicken coups iii lIiI- i‘ooi oi tho lltl‘
Joining house-s
'I'lio liII‘tiltiIio in tin“ IlUllSl‘h “no can
and into. tho
lot hail. of Ii I»: ('iorliainx
it i.»- ilimiglit IlIaI Ibo ~~Iort- is
out of dungoi
\Ilhouuh tilt the appeals to in- no»
tli‘l control, .I did “ind makes it
doubtful it tho drnincu can kl't‘p ii
I
‘.
~'l I‘ool
Hittit-
down
'I‘lio ll‘tth‘t Iiiir~ lll|\'i' iiocu llt‘ltl up
by tho opt-rations of Ilii‘ lircinon nil
Illiilllilll ilic liic
Mrs. liaitlI-ti had our of hot hands
lIoItiI-Il and lIli' I-liild'e. linir w". ...mgml
KEEPING lN THE SHADE.
.\ tori stout old lady, hustling
through the pink on a sweltering hot
day, Iil'I'lIIIIi‘ aware. that aim was lit‘lIIK
flown I‘oliouml by a I'ongltlooklnu
i lllll|l.
"What do )i‘iii menu by l'UIloninK "I"
ill IIIIN outrun-Ii“ she liidlunnntly do
lliillllli'tl 'l'ln- tramp alunk back a lil-
llt'. lint \rbon IliI- atout lady ri‘tilllllt'il
lIoI- walk ho again took up his Iiuniililll
diI-cctly lwliiud ilt‘l'.
"Soc horc." Tillt‘ exclaiIIu-d. wheeling
angrily. "if you din't go away at (Ilitt‘
I Mtnll call a policeman”
'l’lio IIiIiortuIInto ninn Ioolwd up at
hcr uppoaliuuh~
"For Ilouron a. nuke, kind Ind}. iintc
llli‘lt') an‘ don‘t call u iaillccinun. yo'l‘t.‘
the only shady aunt in tho wbolc
park.“ l‘:\t‘l')'liiltl)"li.
FRUIT OF THE TREE OF KNOW-
LEDGE.
A WMIIIIIKIHII mun. abllc visiting
it irlcnd‘a placo in Virginia. la-caiuo
Ilillt'h Illll‘l'l‘Hlt‘il in bin expcrllncnln 'ln
l‘rnlt culture. ‘
(inc day the visitor wan milking the
rounds of the piano. holug In ('Illil'iit‘
or the [Honda young duughtcr of ion.
who acted an guide.
"This trec noniua to be Iouiiotl with
"hull-H.” ohaorvod tho Wualiiuutonlnn.
indicating a particularly ilnc spout
man.
“You. air,“ uauonied the llilll‘ uli'l:
taliwr uaya thin in a good your for up-
pica."
"l.Illll glad to hear that." until the
rlalior. "Are all your trot-a nu lull ol’
npplna In this one?"
"No. air.“ explained the girl. "oniy
the apples trooa."
STIFF AHEAD. ‘
"Willie“ Collier. iiiu conicillnn wait
an irreprosalhln mombor of ii harn-
siormlng combination which. some red
yearn ago. did the "innit" townu of the
Middle. West. ‘
The company had been dolniz a 0009
liiiuinonu for several wooka when a corn
tsln town in llilnbiu was reached. .lliiiI.
before the curtain went up that night.
(father was standing at the curtain
"peep-hole.“ ailing an the audience.
“How‘s the house. Willie?" asked
another player. .
"Well." answered Collier, there are
some out there. "Bit!“ he added. Im-
presaiveiy. "we're still in the majority,
old boy, still in tbe‘majorllyl'wlino
per's. .
The nun «1323‘; mai dell iii
starch in the course of at year. '
o
t “war...” 'ii
N'G' S
n’ i
ENTIN'PE
L
.Fatonv. MAY 5. 19m“
...»... .....9.».....
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. '
TRISTRAM & ,HYATT
nos. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. court.
EVERY WOMAN WILL BE INTERESTED IN THE DISPLAY or
“NEMOi’ COR ETS
We Have Prepared for “Nemo”? Week
The world [anions “Sell Reducing" Corsets, designed especially for stout figures. Sizes I9
to 36. Corsets for hard everyday wear. Every one an extra value.
For Short Stout and Tall
. Stout Figures, $3
We recommend and sell “ Nemo" Corsets because they always give complete satisfaction in
Style. comfort and wear: because each “Nemo” renders special service that many
women positively need. and that no other corset can give; because when
we have once fitted a woman in a “ Nemo" we have ended her
corset troubles, and have made a permanent customer.
For Tall Stout Figures,
. extra length, $4
fl
....
Warren - Detroit
‘ £6 30 I!
.lntlgcd by prloo alono you might
as well bu:~ hUIIII' other car as a
WurrouDolrolt at SIlOii. Sliilii is
Situil. No more in our bank than
another. .\‘o Inori- in liIllt-l or ruin.
it in (mi) when you attempt to
buy aoniothlnu that Ibo soiino of
\ulnc onion. your mind.
Your Siliiti in \rurih uroro tlinii
liliiillit‘r qun‘s Slithl only when you
can llil)‘ mori- with yours than he
ulth bin.
\‘i'c hollow “Ilt'li you llli) .‘l Wan
l‘t‘ll "Jill" M SilOO Ion buy. more
than that amount in an) otboi car
no“ on the llllll’kt‘i,
luvcstiuaiu
Hanford & Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
caiiitiiiis'ciiiitiint or
LIGHTING ilillll’llilis
W...
,\ll tho lighting and |iti\\t’l' muuuinios
in thin Mair. islilcii leou; to tho .\'o\\‘
Huron road and oporulod unilct ihc
Innnnuotuoni oi lb. i‘onIm-ilI-ui cont.
pout linro iii’t'lt wzrouaiod iiurn tho
lrollm road tIt‘I'iIl'illlt'lll and til“ now
under tho llllillllili‘iiit‘lll of thr llouui-
lillllt‘ toiMiiim'. iIIr cIIIpiiI‘uiI utimo Ill
tho Now liavon‘s intact producing
company that opt-rates minim: titltol‘
plants Ibo water wmt‘l' for Izi‘lll'iallilil
clocirlcllt Iii llulls Illlllllt' on the
lionsnionic ll\'i't‘ non; Non Milford.
Tho tillli'l' lighting and power compan-
ioi~ that shift from tho (‘orinoctlcut
company to tho lioIIsatoiilc couipail)‘
aro tho Ili'flllliil'il Light and i'owor
cnnipnnj. “'lillll Illlillsilt‘it \ratcr. light
and pouoi in liiautord. l'ltIo iircnaru
and liniiiord. lllt' Norualk tins Light
company, lIlI' blown“. and South .\'or
walk Riortrii i.iuht company, llic
Nnuuatuck Eli‘t'il'lc Light company.
llic tirccnu'iI-h tins and Electric Light
company
Intuit—“alibi an
.\l l'lilllips. who \l'Hn toiuII-riy with
tho t‘roas Stool.- I'lllllllilii). is a mom
“oi of tho t‘bioi’ liurli t‘loud'.» cont
pain. which in Mining tho last throt-
dau of tho iil'om'lll work at tho lIlJou
llroain.
i‘iIiloI So your Mali-r iiiitl lici' lliliit'o
IIl‘l' \I‘l‘_\ l'lti‘vlldliiilllhl‘tl mor IlII-ir on»
uliuoinolil '
l.iltlo l-leici i‘losodututlhcili
ought to NW IIIi'IIl iogoilicr'
‘I‘ranscrlpt,
You
limitim
Underwear
Talk
"DELPARK"
ATHLETIC UNDERWEAR
50c and 76c.
A low oxiru linttonholoa uri-
roapoitallilo <for the extra coni-
fort in "Ihilpurw Athletic lindor~
wrur. (inc 0! the extra button-
lliilon on the “IMF”? whirl
calcium ”it” top button of the
tram» tll‘aWi‘I‘w-w they “lot-loin-
onn,” f: ‘
’i‘hla in "how“ SCHIACII—
'l‘lCN‘S RAMIIG UNDERWEAR
minimize» colds ‘IIIIIIIII‘ fibre is
an alII-mrhoul that it. taken up the
illoliiltll'o iii-mineral by vldloni
exercise. and evaporation in not
from the skin but from the gnu
mont.
S260 to £3.25 Per airment.
l t!
Joseph Davis
Id Washington strut.
OHM Himik.
IW
sir. .-
H. Krieger& Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
LINOL
UM
- AND
MATTINGS
Carpets and Rugs
At Specially
Marked Prices
Have your purchases charged and
settle your bill in WEEKLY PAY-
MENTS.
"rite bes‘t selected Stock of
FURNITURE
in The Norwalks
Come in and
Q
give us a look
I
H. Krieger& Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
iutiiiu nuns
saint Hilllllllll
Says the Protease on Floor is
Apt to Cause Amusement
. . .........-~.u.
WASHINGTON. May il.-—'I‘bc‘ acn-
lilo. wan enlivened by a sharp clean ho-
Ineon Senators Bulkoley of Connecti-
chi and Rayburn of idaho, yesterday.
in the course or which Bulltoley made
it. mock apology and later etipnrguiod
tho atononrnpher’u report of his rel
IiIIIrluI ,so that the congressional rec.
ord will not show exactly what was
said.
The iionnto wan considering a hill
to affect oconomlca in the metal sor-
vioc when Senator Heylutrn complain.
ml that a number of maps ho had malt
nd to constituents had never been re.
colved. Bullish-y ridiculed the state
meat. Heynurn resented what he said
both treated with iovity.
”The mere presence in the donate
or the senator from Idaho is a cause
of mirth," retortod Bulkelsy.
Q
i
hotly. t‘i make the point that the sona-
tor from Connecticut in out of order
land demand a ruling truth the chair
'cnliinn‘ him to order."
Vice-President Sherman rated with-
out hesitation that Iiln ataunnont was
a perennial reduction and out of or-
der."
"if I have aald anything to irritato
the senator from iduhd. l withdraw
it." said Bulkeloy. .
”That. la n t u promr rouponoo to
tho chalr‘s r lint." declared Heyburn
ompltnticaily. Ho intimated that he
would ipnrsonally chastise Bulkeloy or
hit?“ inilt ngainnt him it It were pos-
III to. l
”we“... . .....e..a........
WHEN THE SLIEPIR WAN”.
‘ illnlted Presbyterian.)
”John!" she exclaimed. iahhlng hcr
elbow into hlu ribs at 2:17 a. In, “did
you look the kltdhon door?"
Anddobn, who is ,lnncr guard and
was hurt then dreaming over last even-
ing's lrdue meeting. sprung up in bud.
made ho proper sign and responded:
“Worthy Ruler. our portals are guerri-
ed!" l
on. he hit the tiiio right, even if he
was unison! .
man-u— W
“That is an insult." nailed Hoylnirn be a.
An 1lilermdn at tit city of landon
l for lite.
Norwalk Chronicler