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K‘s t”.
ARE aroma THEIR inns wi
I’H
“resh Mined Lehigh Coal
FOR THE COMING SEASON.
3 DON'T FORGET
TO EXAMINE THEIR STOCK O
PLACING YOUR ORDER.
EfORE
Telephone: 721
.The .
E 11031015
SHOE
[Children's Ankles -
,7 Will Not Tum
'swhen this shoe is worn because
its special ctmatriu‘tion counter-
. ‘acts ankle strain.
The shoe tits snug under the
fetch, distributing the weight 01'
aythehotly on the hail of the loot.
l"The 100 “is broad . to prevent
"stamping and encourage natural
development of growing feet.
GOLD NOWHERE ELSE IN
NORWALK.
f f C O-NNEALLY
_ AND
‘BRACKEN
81 WAOHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TELEPHONE 30H
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WEE Inns @Ai. '®.
THE SUCCESS or
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION
Depends upon the quality of the
Cement used.
,/."‘i'.’iiiiithii T".
AT LAS:
. CiMENi .- z
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ATLAS is the standard in ce-
ments because of its purity and
uniform quality. Made in one
grade—the best—of genuine Port-
iind Cement Rock. The Govern-
ment is using millions of barrels
of ATLAS on the Panama Canal.
For sale by
iuu"iEitu$.Q9AL®-
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have eonatantiy claimed
and claim now:
iii iiiittiii‘iiitii
lliilll ( iii
The, hurilvr of proof being upon
the riaimant, ire herewith un-
WE
burden ourselves of a few
"proofs." Our Hazeiton coal is:
DUST-PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
CLINKER-PROOF
SLATE-PROOF
. WATER-PROOF
But not FIRE-PROOanot in
‘lhe slightest degree. not the
smallest partieio oi’ it tire-proof.
it these pi’oots don't eonvlnee
you, there is the one supremo
tent:
Try it Yourself
The B. Hershiieid
& Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water St. .
NEW ASSORTMENT OF
CrepePape‘r
10¢ a roll
W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. 132 Waahlngton at.
-.. MONEY ”rotate"
We loan HIOIII')‘ to housekeepers at
$1 Weekly payments. also to property
owners on second and third mort-
gages. All business transacted strict»
ly confidential. (mice hours from 9 a.
m. till 7 p_'tn,; Saturdays till 9 p, m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN I. SECURITY
COMPANY
9'
94 Washington 31.. Havliand Bid
One flight on. Room 1.
PRESCRIPTION
WORK
lS OUR SPECIALTY
We have a romplote stock of Patent
Mcdirlnea, Perfumes and ’l‘oiiot Ar-
ticioa.
Agents l-‘nlh-r, Greene (To. (‘hoco
latea.
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
DRUGGISTS
8 NORTH MAIN STREET
Thin More Inlietn in rolling up-
turn. 0 ct. '
"$11.35.? '“" "
Tumou-
rentori- -
'5. ‘7 or ‘9 atvudieltornw
'all and are it.
W. R. KIRCH A CO.
tr onéawiou rat? . Moot? AL-
WAva aov
The Roger Ludiow
Twin City or Nugget
CIGARS
AOK YOUR DEALER FOR THEM.
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
x.
601D iil£DAi FLOUR
. iiiiliiliiiiiiliiili llilli
Miss t‘lurtt Iii‘IIlillill. oi‘ 0 (irant
Mitten Noruullt, was admitted to tiov
\‘oru'ulh hospital, for obiiernttlon. it
being feared that she had apprndit't
lis,
Mra. (‘oriieilua lrwiu is seriously ill
at her home ill 1 ('hiirlvu atrert. Yew-
Iettluy there was it consultation or ph)’
attrition and her ehtltlren Were roiled
home.
it in exported ilittl IIIIli'Il interest
will be shown in the meeting ill the
Houth Norwalk Club this evening ‘un
tier the auspices of the Merelianls‘ and
Mantttartnrora‘ Association. to protest
agalnai the mine in eomnmiatlon rah-y
on the New York, New Haven and
iiiirll'iirtl railroad. It is likely that
it not of i‘eiiolutiotm. direetod to the
luloratate titniimoreu Commission at
Washington. will he adopted. it was
understood today that there will be a
big representation or eoninnttora at to»
Sillii liii EVERY WEEK
Towarda your tntaraat or not money and you wilt aoen find it is not
as hard work an to try to pat it all in one week.
' The South Norwalk Savings Bank
ALLOW] A LIIIRAL RAT! OF INTIREGT ON ALL DEROOITS.
97111.11le St. 1 United Bank Building South Norwallt
night's tuoatiag. . -
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cone SEE THEM AN
33 SOUTH MAIN 37.. it
so. NORWALK. The
-Tweham.-.,.mmw.., .....
O’BRIEN, the Hatter
LOOK AT THE DERBIES,
$1.05. $1.90, $2.40. $2.90.
Bib YOU SEE THE OA?S?
45c. 95c.
YACHT AND GOLF CAPS.
450. 95c. $1.45.
GOOD SOFT HATS.
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0 rue SALE ia MADE. ‘
- n 515 MAIN eraser,
Parts erAMroao.
«mm-......» C-.. m~mw ...—wov» .... ..
inter Black Suede
PUMPS
With one or two atrapa. tipped or
plain, at
$2.00. $2.25. $2.50. $3.00
FHENCE SUEDE DRESSING ..... 15c
Cloak and saith
Great Sale of $25 Foulard Silk Diesses,
ALL COLORS.
FOR $14.98 ‘
Ina LaAoiao my GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM & HYATT
The Changing Season Neoessitates
' a Change of Underwear
And we are ready with a very oomplete assortment for Men; Women and Children.
The Well Known Forest Mills Make
Ladies' EsSex Mills Union Suits
Ladien' Iligil Nt't‘k Wain. alum or limit sleeves. and Drawers
all sizes ................................. 50¢ ‘
Latlioa' Knot' Pants. all sizes ................. 50c .\oiio better made; all sizes ............ 50¢ each
Ladlos' Sleeveless Vesta ............. 10c to $3.50
1
' 1.90. I ~
. MAX LEVY - Trimmed and plain. knee lengths ............. and Drawer“
UMBRELLAS, '169 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE 500. 75c. $1. $1.25I $1.50 t'ooi and eoiiil'ortiiblo ................... 50¢ each
05¢, 96c, $1.50, 31.90. g
; SOUTH NORWALK ‘
Men’s Famous Otis Balbriggan Shirts
Men's Essex Mills Cotton Mesh Shirts
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MoPheraon a Stevens, Hope. '
Single. rooms. with or without i
built. . 1
Rooms en suite, suitable, for l'nm- i
tiles. 1
Terms moderate. Rates by the 1
month. (‘uii and examine; no trou-
ble to show, i
(‘uisiuo and service excellent, i
(‘ate stocked with the eholeest oi i
brands. i
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Cor. South Main and Elizabeth
Streets. South Norwalk
BERKSHIRE
PURE ICE
It' you “ill” pure ire for this sitin-
mei‘s use. you ran Irate it in the ilerk~
shire lee sold by its. made trout u‘atet'f
of which the iollmvinp is the analysis?
made by .i, it. Linsey. Hi. 1).. ehemlat.‘
Massai-iiusrtta Apriruliurul Experi-
ment station: 1
APPEARANCE i
Turbidity ...................... None ,.
Sediment......................None.‘
Color ...................... None
Odor ........................... None
CHEMICAL EXAMlNATiON
Free ammonia ............. .0006
Albuminoid ammonia ........... 0144
Chlorine ....................... .05
Nitrates . ... .None
Nitritca...._.. ,, ,,,,,,, None.
Hardness (Clark’s degrer) ....... 3.31 '
.ead ...... . . . .............. Nona
iron ....................... Trace
.\'o ilill‘ll)ill'II-Iitltltit‘ti pond ire sold by
this rotnpanv.
Brookside Ice Co.
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables
\\'e have them. All kinds in
season.
Extra Fine STRAWBERRIFS
a Specialty.
CANDIES. CIGARS. TOBACCO and
SODA WATER.
G. GHIOTTO
Tel. 927 179 Waah. 8t. Bridge.
iiiiis iii ,iiiiiitiis.
Miae Cornelia E. Brown.
Mitts t‘orttvlln l'l
IIl'li\\‘iI. “bu has
been ill ironi ti t-oinplit‘uiton or dis
rum-s for 50101111 months at the rear
tll‘Ilt‘l‘ n1 Mrs .ItiM‘Iiiillil' ,\
ill‘l‘lillt“ ittiwatii-it, this
iiiotninp at 5‘30 ti't‘itit‘Ii Miss lirnwti
wast 111 the l\\'t'III\‘lil‘t'till(I your ol‘ ill'l‘
use and was .t graduate ot the Non
a'iiilt lilult St'hooi. (“inns oi liltih‘ She
was it iiii-mbei ot the ltouiuioii imp
tint t‘hurrh and the t‘iiriittiun l-Zmlenvoi
Hot-leiy and up to the time her health
i’ulIi-d an ardent worker iii the t'IllII't‘Il
and Hominy arliool, being to i-tmrge or
the infant department. She was oi‘ it
happy. Ioriihlo disposition. and had
mud.- a boat at friends in The Norwalka
and neighboring townn. She ta uurvttu
ed by her parent». “or and M ra, li‘rank
t‘, itrown, of ltowarton, amt one broth:
oi, I’I'it‘l‘ Ii. Ilrown, oi iirooklyn. An
iiiiigomeuta tor the iiineriil have not
yet been eonipleioti,
t‘rita‘. Iii
(‘i‘ii\‘. oleti
Funeral oi Frank Green.
The funeral net-view oi Fratiii (ll‘i't‘li
were held lllln afternoon at three
o'riook from the Norwalk eeoiolery
and the interment followed in that
plare. “Rev. Charlene A. Marita, or W“.
ton tittielated.
Littleton ll. John-on Buried.
Timmy oi’ Lillietoii’lll. Johnson, an
inmate of tho Holdierii' Home in No-
rolon and a member of Company 11.
:liiih tlulteit Hinton Vulimteera Wflk m-
ken to New Haven for burial yeaier
tlav. .luhnaop was one of the ('1le
War Veterans.
STIAMER MANHA‘NBET‘DIBAILED.
NEW YORK. May is. A window
disputeh was repaired here today from
Fire island stating that the. steamboat
Mitnlianaet. oi the Montauk Steamboat
Company. with about :10 passengers on.
board, had broken down in hung he
land Bound and root being towed to
Greenport, L. i.
‘14
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mate-
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,NEw your. New titties“;
HARTFORD RAILROAI‘
TIME TABLE.
...—....
in Effect November 0. 1909.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. lit-«12:53:. 51:08:. bzila. 6:08
6:112. 7:20. 7:10. 8:18x. 8:511. 0:101
0:37, 10:20:.10:52x. 11:29.
1". M.—-12:03x. Bri’iOX. 3:31. 5:081
fizJfix. 5150:, 51:40.0:50x. 7:181. 7:421
9240!: 10:29.
Sundlyl.
A. M.-—-l2:53x. 5:07x. 6:41x. 8:51.
10: 0.
1’ law-«12:66. 2:441. 3:601. 6:36
5:5611. 7:12. 7:12x. 9140:. 10:19.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. ”...-121091.419, 6:41). 8:45. 7:41).
8:501, 9:161. 10:01:11. 10:05, 11:00x.
11:03.
P. M.--l2:03x. 1:03,
3:32x. 3:55. 4'32. 5:02.
6:011. 6203. 8'01”, 9:30.
Sundaym
A. Nix-12:00:. 0:00. 7:30. 9:131.
10:02:.
P. M.-—~:’i:02x.
30x. 11:00x.
.2200x. 2:67.
51:20:. 5:27.
11:00:.
6:04. 11:01:. 7:00.
8:
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SOUTH NOR _ALK TO NEW
H VEN.
A. Mxnlzirliix, 1110!. 6:15.
7:27. 3:50.101233.11:13x.11:47.
P. M.~12:t19x. 1:21. 3:11x. SIZBX.
4'26. 0211.112101, 0:16. 'i' 101. 9218!.
11:18. 2:49 and 7:29 to Bridgeport
only. .
‘ Sundays.
A, M.~«12'10x. 1:161, 7:43.
9-11. 10:12.“. 11:121.
1'. M.—-tt:liia. 6:48. 710:. 8:21.
0 411:.
SOUTH NORWAL To DANBURV.
A. iti.«-1;2tit, auto. 3:219:59.
t'. hi.-—tzztt. izttix. ti:lt. 7:18.
Sundaya.
A, lit-—1:2ti, 9:15.
i‘. M.~7:85.
OANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
725. 8:20. iti:tux.
Sundaya.
A. M."“7255 '
I‘ M. 11:00:, 11:30:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO BOSTON.
A M. ~12:iti, 1:10. 6:11». 10:23.
ll.12.
i‘ .\l l‘.’ 00. 1121.3.11. 21'21. 01:10
' "'v ”‘w- I Except Mnndava
Biliililllills
STOPS FIGHT TO SAVE KUBIAK.
Referee Ends Langford'a Hammermg.
in 6ec0nd Round.
NEW YORK. Mitt 15 iit‘ll‘lt‘t‘ Wll
ilttm .Ioli allotted t‘titli Ut‘HlIt'lI judo
nit-iii when he stopped the trout in»
tween Sum Lannioril. oi Ilosion, and
AI Kllilltiix', the .‘tiit'hliznn heiiuuelulil
iii the aeroiid round at the i-‘uirmout
A. 1‘. last lilulll. it .loh had not iii-
lert'ei‘ed itiiiiliilt might IHH't' born l‘tt'
tally injured. iatrutord hail linoeked
him down three tlhtfil with It‘l'l'lIIt‘
Hlilltttill‘n on the jaw amt Ute big white
man an» ill a serious any when the
end i‘llllit‘.
Those who said the light might be It
lrnme-up were rebuffed, (or the wrap
was utrieti) on the Ievol truth the too-
monl the men ahuolt hands, and Limit
ioi'd, i‘ilt'lly the inhaler, iieitinitatruted
out-e more that he in one of the moat
dangerous pititlliata in the rim:
ltttbiak wan willing enough in the
iirat round unil ill acme tierrv ruah-
inn, hut Laiiptortia elevei'noaa wait
ieo mueh Itii‘ him, Then as imtial’ord
began to hit with all the strength at
Ilili eotniuantl. it was plain to the tumu-
beia that the Miehinln giant had no
bnuInt-aa inside the rope» with him.
The referee with generally eoiuinotiileil
for his prdmpt Interfhrmee when the
one‘aldodneaa or the light Willi rleitrly
evident.
When the men erawiml through tho
moon the (Iiflt‘l‘tmul‘ in site and weight.
made the mnmhora upon their eyes in
astonishment. “oxford aloud ti trot
:1 inches tall in hla lighting Shoes and
Weighed about tilt) pounds. Kuhlek
wait a six footer and would have tipped
the beam at 190 or perhaps more.
Both men were bandages and Stripped
in exeelienl physical condition.
Flral RoundwKnhlak began with
rushing turtles until Iflililftii‘tl hooked
him on the law with a left. then the
big white man elinehmi. hat on
break he rushed min. lanatortl tall,
log a couple of wings on the head
and driving in heavy body blows. A
hard left opened a cut over Kuhiak‘n
right eye and slowed him up nit the
hell rang. ‘
Second Round-~ natord met a rush
with a parking bod 111111011. than as
‘ To BE HAD AT ALL FiRST-CLASS
the ‘
Kubiak came again oxford knocked
11“; 3,
Boys‘ Mesh Underwear ~ Athletic Shirts
and Knee Drawers, 25c each
Boys‘ Baibriggan Shirts and Drawers,
250 each
Warren - Detroit
“30 ”
tine rumble seal with it! iIlt‘i‘.
wheels anti one Pony ‘l‘onneau with
31 inch wheels ready for immediate
delivery.
$1100 and $1250.
Hanford 81 Brooks
42 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
liotei Mahackemo
.I. R. CONNOR, Mgr.
BERVICE AND CUtetNE UP To DAT!
RATES 82 P31! DAY AND unwann
SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TEL. CALL 988
FINANCIERS
-CLUB
(PRIVATE STOCK)
The Whiskey Without
a Peer
e
HOTELS AND CAFES.
him down \\‘1111 a left on the ion; Kit
him look nine sot-onda het'ore he got
up. \riwreupoo IAlllkitll‘tI floored him
again “1111 another li‘l‘l’llit‘ rilliRHll on
the I'Illli. itnhiuk, Ilil‘t‘tillIL’. from the
nose and tomiih rolled mer on his
{are and took the rount or nine before,
he ataxia-red to his feet. He was real
on; around the ring as innatord rush-
ed him with a fierce attat‘k. Kubiuk
tried to hard oi! the splashes, lint uti~
tililt‘l clip on the jaw put hint down
hard. lie lay on his race while the
referee Itilliilt'ti right and then got up
as it blind. iteiore Latigfm'd eould
put him away the I‘I'It‘i‘t’t‘ stopped the
hinlikiiltli'.
FLYNN EASY FOR KETCHEL.
Middleweight Champion Knocka Out
Porky in Third Round.
litiS'i‘th. Mlltthl.‘ Mai 17. Stanley
Money and t’liIlltin speak tila~
llm'lly [or theniaelvea.
KNOX
STRAW
HATS
puma-an a tllsllnetivu value in
both unailty and reputation.
$3.00 84.00 35300
OTHER, AKEO A8 LOW A8
. 3 mo. '
0
Joseph Davis
08 Waahtugton Strut.
loath Namath.
.1 CLO
Owing
to the
reason
that we
are selling
out this
Dept. you
can save
50% to
6070 011
every Suit
CLOTHING
SALE »
Great savings can be procured judt now
at The Krieger Co’s Store on
Men’s as! Young Men’s
THING
The
profit
you
have to
pay
other
Stores
you .
save
for
yourself
SUITS
$5, $6. $7, $9.
Worth Almost Double. Come Everybody.
$10 and $12
”...—...— , ... .....-
ix’etehel. the nilddl
11 MI“ short \vorlt
Flynn. the itoiiton light heavyweight.
til the Armory A. A.. last night. knot-k
hut him out in the third roum
Iltllli that was scheduled for
rounds.
m...
owoiithl ch
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I\\'011’l'
m»... ...—... «s. ...".
STEEL STRIKE 'DECLARED OFF.
lilAti'i‘ON. Pa. May ‘5." The ilethle~
ml off today. the exeeiilivo eonuiiiltoo
oi the striker» iterepting tho torma or
Ierod by President Hchwab, of the
Hindi Company. f,
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'fFlND THE WOMAN."
When you 11110 a haail'inl lover
liiuahin; erlnuum tin tho tat-e.
l'lt‘ory limo he takes his wateh out.
“‘l‘here‘a a woman in the case."
wtiarvarti Lampoon.
"DOM-“HOG" vialting.eh1 Hang it,
there onahtn‘t to be any poor! Kate-w
oh. dear! Why, it there wore no poor.
hair my pleasure in life would be
flohol-lnnd011 Opinion. . *
"How did it happen?" “He was jtilt
doing to any good. old fashioned win-
ter. but i hit him on the oid-taehlon-
no." "Dliicharled.”-t}leveland Plain
Dealer. - , . « .
9 i V. :
Ililplop. ‘
of James li'oi'kyl'
loi‘ it!
hem Hiuoi lilt'lkl" was oillriuliy denial"
H. KriegerSz Co.
29-31 West Washington Street
w mu.».w..w._~fi—_ h.
WOULD HAVE FORTY LEFT.
"it seems to tho that i heard this
'1 lu-i'oru. some years unit." said I’atrit-k
til, Metlube. liemoeratle lender or Al-
biiny. "but 1‘“ take it chance on re~ ‘
ipeailng it. anyhow, One of my oun-
iutltiienta named Mike was talking one.
liliiy to another unpaid O‘ltonrke. The
latter Hititi‘lo Mike: '
."‘Moilte. you're good at ltgnrlnu.
now tell me thin. 11 you have rortr
iiollara Ill your jeans and I ask you
for the loan of lwlnt..\'. how innoh will
you have lett?‘ \ ‘
"Mike t tit a pull from his pipe.
looked at ‘ltoiit'ke. and replied: s
" ‘li‘orty dollars.“ "
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rur. IDIOT A'r THI‘. aaaAkarAer
TA'LEN
"l hopo you are satisfied with our
table. Mr. idiot." said the landlady.
"in the main. yea." replied the idiot.
"lint 1 really think i ought. to register
a. eompialnt against yesterday's nah-
baltn. madam." . '
"Why. 1 am sorry about that." will
the landlady. blushing. "We rather
pride ourselves on our tiahhalia. What
was the matter with them. air."
”Mine had a dtotlnetiy nahy taste."
returned the ldIOt.-~Harpar's Weekly-
... -.. .em‘w
Happy it! the than who to. too busy
to devote any time to worrying.
Norwalk Chronicler