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'BOLVENII NOTICE.
. t of Norwalk. so, Probate
{January 2. A. 0., i908.
' it of Joseph M. Donneliy. late
go H ., hi laid, diutrict, deceased.
00ml. of Probate for the Din
Norwnlk. hath limited and III
xymontba from the date hero-
Ilc' creditors; of said estate to
.. their ciaimn for Settlement.
.rwho neglect to present their
, in; properly atteutetl, within
“It", will he debnrred a recovery.
, I lildobtcd to said estate are
Immediate pay-
‘tfl .,
. CHARLES G. .VVA'I‘HRBITRY.
I ll Administrator,
Fault-hi of A, H. Thom,
Tho funeral of Arthur H. Theile was
yesterday alternmn at 2 o'clock
the residence of bin sinter, Mrs.
' H. Pierce, at 27‘ Covo avenue.
/ Rev. H. A. Sadtler, rector of Trin'
‘ Church. officiated. and burial fol-
m at Riverside Cemetery. In Nor-
m (Delegations from both Sherman
Mil, Royal ‘Arcanum, and Butler
' g , t. o. o. 17., to which the de-
W belonged, attended. The poll-
Wo were members of Sherman
Well, being J, Emory Stevens;
m E. Hoyt. Ralph E. Gregory and
Wilfred Bodweil. At the norviccs at
he grave the Royal Arcannm service
whip conducted by Attorney George s.
Yoshnrgh an regent, George I". Hearse
RI. chaplain and Enoch 3. Bowen an
.pasi regent.
’ ' {Fulfil-cl of Peter Korimi.
.An tolerating feature in connection
with‘thc funeral of Peter Kurimnl. tho
”unfortunate Bouton street. lad, who
do fatally injured Monday by a
”tight train, yesterday afternoon. watt
rm duct that nix of the pull hearers
Won young ladies all attired In white.
mentors a dozen pail bearers in
ii,- mo remaining six being boy». Each
myriad the coflln containing the rc-
Imailu port of the dintancc from the
bongo to the Hungarian Church. The
Rev. Gabriel Dokaa officiated. and in-
. tomcat followed at Rivornide (Tomc-
tery, in Norwalk.
“Funeral of Mrs. Been.
' Funeral services over the remains
of XII. Mary D.’ Been! will lie. hold
Friday afternoon from hcr late home.
fi’ Livingston place, at 2 o'clock, in«
1' of 1 o'clock, as was utated in
' ‘ y'a issue. Rev. Frank D. Tor:
,g tor of the Norwalk Methodist
mail. will oiliciate. Interment will
follow in Riverside Cemetery.
Rad Scott.
The funeral of Reed Scott, who tiled
't his home. 12 Knight direct. last.
.nidit, was held at the (trace Baptist
church thio afternoon at 3 o’clock. In-
ternal followed at the. Pine Island
. Cemetery.
.1 Cathc'rinc ‘Tumicr.
. . “urine Thinner died at hot houw.
:3 Chapel utreet. this morning. The.
accused watt fifteen dayu old. Fun
drill mitten will be held from St.
,, ”art's Church tomorrow afternoon.
WLAND PEOPLE DIED GUDOEN-
" LY. ‘
poms AND ‘FUNERALS. ,
.. ,‘ PORTLAND, Vitonnu .Iau. ftu—ilru.’
”Ahab Amen, aged sixty-film died;
willie alluding church service luuli
night. She had been in good healthl
1'80 flint attack was neuralgia of lhe.
lip-rt.
m Lonny, tho oldetu man‘ on-
actively in businm here. din ,
out! 71. He leaves a family. ,
m- , '
W WRIOR VICTIMI om. ;
IWNTA. 60.. Juli. firm-Alexander,
W . . . of Wound. 0.. who Iiufn
- of today.
, W 11th, "in the Hiram "condition."
mi: on fl. southern Railway. .y di’ttMfl’fi in their timid Mid in»
- 9,143.12 Credited to Savers
"” My in by this knit. into-rout ht fl'tillft per cent.
any ”Dim mtintonial to tho value: of saving on flu
“mwmfllllfi he a sham in thin autumnal
”you“.
, . m “‘1 “1| Wfllfllt Clothing Company is only a two-
_,.oionnddouuthanulu. Thwy havonowdecidcatouitniithoir
m hi the Molina of the reason or no binding you at the end,
_ his to immobility for It mmhant to lone money and null coué
W Oil! in dollar garments will equal any of the Ito-called re-
looh will convince you.
PYRIGH'I‘ CLOTHING co.
‘ {HARRY GOODWIN, Monger.
comm-s Boys, A FINE ,
iking Machine
,. ,1 men are now convalaing the town. When they call on you give them
Mint ucoupon. Thin coupon and 40 cents will secure a machine juat
“this”: shown you. Do not pay $1.50 or $2.00 at any other store for the
Haws room wasmucrouia
Connecticut Legislators Regret the
Death of Mr. chndcn.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Sir-Ail the
membern of tho (Ionnectic‘utg‘delcga[Ion
expreuut-d grent,,norrow at the death
of the Hon, Samuel lv'eknendcn, ill'
though it was not unexpected. sum.
tor ilrandegee and Mr. IJIlcy wire-d
the family their sympathy and out
preuscd their intentions ofbeing pros-
cnt at the funeral. Senator lmlklcy
is uncertain at) to whether he can
get away or not. especially in View of
tho Iirowuuville matter. which lit to
come up for dual uctiou In the mill!
tary affairs committee today. Mr. Hill
may go; if he can get away.
Snmucl A. Eddy, of Canaan, Mllilltl'll
off in thin oily on his way south, and
paid his redirects to tht- Connecticut
delegation... Mr. Eddy exptvciu to ”mind
the winter in Virginia, whcrv be had
charge, for the treasury tit-parltucut,
of the inspection of the nmuufaciut-t-
of denatured alcohol. Mr. l'Itldy still
has charge of the Connecticut end. but
at present them» in very iitiip Work in
the Male, and he hurt tumwrurliy-lmvn
transferred to Virginia.
The hillIi-Il' cotnmillt-c on ways» and
means but» dccidcd not to comn'Ienm-
hearings on the l’ltiiippine iuriff bill
until the third week of this mouth.
This decision was root-bod yesterday.
owing to the fact, that the boot sugar
people. notified the l‘flfllmllii't- ihcy
could not get ready below. chrcwrv
tatives from the Philippines nru also
expected about the mom limp. and
both sides were willing lo postmtw
the hearings. Tho tobacco penplt‘
have not at; ya politic-d the committow
that they cxpccl to appear bofore thorn
but as soon as the lime in lie! for
hearings they will no doubt httvt- ro-p-
rtravntulivcs hero. 'I‘bt». hearings will
probably (attend ore-r twu or Ilil’i'i'
weeks. ..
The boom» pot-d office commuter has
named the mtb‘commitlm's for tho
scallion. Mr. Sperry wast plat-ml nil
the commlltce on itavlugst bonito and
money order uervice; the commitm-
on second RIBS! mail matter, and on
the committee on miscellautvoms mat.
tors. lit- in ii)? chairman of tilt" lat-
ter committee,
» Mr. Sperry was one of ill? gtwatw
at a dinner given Tuesday night by
llll'mé‘i' Reprerteumllvo Joseph C. iiibv
lay, in honor of the posimastcr gen-
eral. The dinner was at the Willard
and was a mug affair.
All the members of tht» Connwrfil'lil
delegation havc received invitatiomt to
a reccption by Vice President and
Mrs. h‘airbanku to meet the member»
of the tomato, on January 13.
MORE FAME FOR NEW JERSEY.
{From the New Haven Journal and
. Courier),
'New Jamey bi already famous for
its mottquitocu, its Justice, ilii Incor4
poration lawn and its good roads. It
is now going to acquire Mime more
fame by reclaiming its-v uwamp inndu.
An organization with that end in view
has already been fortncd. New Jer’
my has a good deal more twamp land
than she pectin. The-re, arc large
moan in South .Ierncy that when no
claimed would prove of great value.
Along the sum room summer restoritt
will multiply and land now worthlcsut
for any purpose will contribute to tho
wealth of the male, The?» in an ob—
ject lemon at Cape May. when! a great
tidal meadow ban been converted Into
valuable real rotate. In It few yearn
It will he one of the lint-tit mtmmer
vermin on this continent. with valuav
lions away up in flir- million». 'i‘hrce
years ago ill/p tract was desolation it:
self. Newark has a magnificent oppor-
lmnity In its meadow» on the bay.
which arc declined to bare to great
commercial Importance
And so forth and so on. Squeezing
the water out of real solute bi a much
more pit-ailing and pvofitnbio may
lion than scouring the water out of
Sluice” to the Now Jar;
. min work.
iiouid
wont: WW WAD III-ID:
Pm m Of "Midis: m
m to limp Avila!
NWN, Jun. .fl’A novel
law trait was brought in the com-to of
Riddle-n my this situation, when
papm were served for attachment of
properly in o liddictown bank and
punishing money owed him by on
law Rampant into of former Sheriff
Thomas 8. Brown, of mm Hampton.
the plainti! being Clayton D. Barton,
of Citation. The complaint reads as
follow: ‘ ‘
To the sheriff of the county of Mid
diam, hin deputy, or either of the
‘ constabien of the town of Chatham.
within said county. Greeting:
By authority of the mate of Counecv
licut you are hereby to Mind! to the
value of eleven thousand dollars
($11,000) the goods or crime of
Thomas a. Brown at Chaim-m. In said
county, and hlmlohilmmtmtowgwtr
before the superior court. within and
for the county of Middleiicx, on the
first Tuesday of February, A. 0., 1908.
then and there to answer unto clayton
D. Barton of said town of (thatth In
a civil action wherein the plaintiff
compiaiutt and says:
I. Citric it). Barton is, and for more
than flVe years last post, has been the
wife of the plaintiff.
2. The defendant on Dec. 21, 1907.
and on diver: other days prior to that
date, Iedilced and carnally knew said
Carrie E. Barton.
.3. In consequence of paid deduction,
the plaintiff ha: lost the affection of
said Carrie it}. Barton and has been
deprived of her society and assistance.
whith be otherwise would had, and
has ouffcred great diviresn of body and
mind. ~
The plaintiff claims, ”0,000 dam.-
u es.
Igli'redcrick if. Barton, of Chuthflm.‘
(John, If! recognized in the sufficient
hum (of $100 to prosecute.
Hereof fail not, but. of this writ
with your doings thereon make due
return accmdiug'ld law. '
Dated at Middletown, Conn, thin
7th day of January, 1908.
I Signed) . - y "
CLARENCE E, BACON.
.ltmice of the Peace for Middlescx
County.
Mr. Brown was llll'i'lfl of the collnt)’
of Middiem for about neven yours.
filing out the unexpired form of John
I Hutchinson, ‘ and serving the four
yearn from June, i900, to June, i004.
by election. Ho represented Chnlham
in tho anerni nnaembly in 1886....He
inn candidate for poatmutitt-r at East
Hampton, hbi name helm; before. the
senate, but not yet confirmed.
Mr. Barton represents a large cor-
pomllon in Hill“ Hampton, .
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THE HUMAN TONGUE.
Eioqucnt Even When it Don Not Ar-
ticulate a Want.
it Iii never necessary for tho tonguo
to talk to order to tell that you ill't' III
or the datum of your illumm, 'l'lu-
longuo of tho dumb in quite an clo-
ttucni when vivwed by on exiuiriénrod
phyniclan hit the tongue- of ilw moat.
talkative IWI'liflll.
ll Iii a wonderful organ and should
by studied by all parcntr, not onlyon
tlwir own account, but on account
of their offupring.
tion of food, in drinking. In sucking. in
nrlirululimtpund contains‘ in its quv
mum membrane the peripheral organs
of "in“. There are doctors who will
spvnd half an hour fueling of wom-
pubw and Iiutenlng i‘o’ your heart. beam.
’Ilwn- nrr others who command.
"Stick out your tongue." One ginncc
at your tongue. will to them tell tIIt-
lulu.
Tremulmtnnesa of the tongm- when
it is protruded it! a positive sign of
various nervouu dikeaactt. But by far
ihl' commoncat chime of Ibis tremo-
Iouanean its an excessive indulgence in
alcohol. The-re Iii an old rule about
looking into a man‘s eye to tell it hr
bc a habitual lusher. It often fail».
Drink in some men excites the. lachry-
tutti glands, calming tho eye to appear
watery. Hut all of [its know man who
haw watery eyed, yet never touch
liquor. ilut the bent anti final tent is
the longtw. It lathe only nigh that
cannot be conceait'd. If a man stock-
ing employment stream on a stack of
Iiibles that he does not drink, make
him stick out his tongue. if it trem-
Ill?“ be in a iiar.-—Now York PrcI-m.
THE “SPIRIT OF THE REGIMENT."
. i Exchange. i
Military critics, both at home and
abroad. have expressed the opinion
that one of the cannot. of dcsertion
from the United Staten army was the
lack of regimental nplrit and pride In
:il’l’i’ifig with Mimi! particular norm or
rcgimenl. The American uystom of
clothing every organization alike and
rewarding the army no the unit to
which the hfllflll'l’ uhouid bocouw at.-
iurlwd bun been t'riticiitt-d, by Iiirilnh
oillt'wru particularly. Th0 first official
attempt to create "tho upiril of the
regimen!" in contained in a paragraph
to a recent order luncd by Major lien.
oral tiraut Irom his headquarters on
Governor's Inland. The order confaitui
gonenl inolruciloun an to the «stub,
llnhrncnt of school; for unicorn and on.
tinted men, and contains the follow.
ing: "Care will be tattoo lo insuruct
nonmmlsinioncd officm in tho hin-
tory and achievement in war of the
organisations to which they boiong."
COMBO MADE or OLD GHOIO.
A mountain of old boom and nhocu,
inducribobiy ugly. indcmriiultly filthy.
lay in the factory yard.
"Wo’ll mite emit-II out of them."
aid the chemist. "combo that will in“
through the perfumed and liinlf'onl
lock! of tho mall beautiful girl».
Mu nimhgr. dmn'i it?"
"Very."
. "th it‘s a fact, That in what br-
oom" of til the world» old I%
They no i mod into combo.
lather iii lint cut into Ismail pianos
moron I
but of tho Now You: Stock Exchange.
It aids in fliili‘lll'ii~ .
MOI.
7m mm in from of a train to
limit of Plasmid L”.
mm YORK. Jan. 0,—Wllliam
Baum Nevin. forty-four years old.
who until two years no no a mem-
commitcd suicide today by leaping in
front of II subway train. His wife laid
he Inflated hoary financial touc- dur-
ing the last five months and that he
had been in; nation. condition of
healthlfor some time. After his re-
tirement from Wall Street, Mr, Nev-
in went to the Canadian Northwest to .
take up real attain ventures. He re-
urned to New York a few months ago.
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,. PORTLAND LAW SUIT.
PORTLAND, Conn, Jan. 9.-—-An in-
teresting law unit has been brought
by the town against the heirs of Mrs.
Mary Mulready to recover a sum of
money laid to have been found after
Mrs. Muiready'r death and distributed
among her heirli. Papéra were served
today upon Mira Jennie Tanner, and
MIMI Minnie Muircody, of this town.
and J. 8. King and .l, 8. King,.Jr., of
Middletown. Mrs. Mulready died
about six weeks ago, and for nix years
prior to that, after the death of her
husband, the town contributed to her
support. the amount being between
$500 and $1,000, It is, claimed that af«
ter her death Mina Jennie Tanner
found between 8400 and $500 in n bu-
reau and thirwa. divided among the
above namod heirs. The town will cu-
deavor to'ttccurc reimbursement for a
part of the outlay, as the woman did
not die pennileiiu no iiiODg’hi.‘ “ ' '
la AMUSEMENTSD
HOYT’S THEATRE
ONE WEEK COMMENGING
MONDAY,"JANUARY 0th,
Excopt Eriday. January 10th.
THE POPULAR GOGGROVE STOCK
COMPANY,
Presenting the Romantic Young Actor,
MR. ROLLO LLOYD,
in Dramatic and Olaulc Plays.
High Class Vaudeville Between Acts.
Matinee Wodmda and Saturday.
PRICES.
Evening ........ . ...... 10c, 20c, 30¢
Matinee: . ....... . ........ .. 10c, 20c
Thursday Night—Dr. Jckyl and Mr.
Hyde.
Saturday Matinee—ArrahNa-l’oguc.
Saturday Nighté—Montc Crista.
HOYT’S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT.
FRIDAY, JAN. lfl'H.
Miller and suliivnn's Revival of the
Great Melodrama,
WHY GIRLG LEAVE HOME.
Every young girl, every parent or
guardian, every wayward young man
chauld no that otron play.
Popular Prion—1:9 25c, 35c
and
Sent. Now on Sale,
HOYT’S THEATRE
ONE NIGHT.
MONDAY, JANUARY 13TH.
Mr. H. W. Rounthai Presents the Sen-
about Western Melodrama,
THE TRAIN RODGERS.
Startling Situations.
Thrilling Climax“.
Pleasing Specialties.
Special Added Attraction,
FREEMAN, _
The World's Greatest Handcuff King
and Jill Breaker.
Popular Prices—10c, 20c, 30c and Site.
scat- Now filling.
MUSIC HELL
South '40th Conn.
Go where the crowd goes and no the
ELECTROGRAPH
With tho Lam!
PICTURES AND ILLUSv
TRATEO SONGS.
Change of Pictures
MONDAY. WEDgAEyGDAY AND FRI-
iiiuctraicd Songs Will Be Sung by
‘ MR. CARL STUMPF,
South Norwaiit'l Favorite,
PRICES 56.10: AND 15:
MATINEE ON IATURDAY ONLY.
We Guarantee Thin lbw.
ROLLAWAY
. SKATING RINK.
NOR 11! MA!!! 31'
South Home”:
OPEN EVERY AFTERNOON
EVENING.
Hour, 2 to H to it p. m.
movmo
AND
lusting 15 cent: in the afternoon,
mum! of Lien. Ladies admitted in.
nights: skates. 15 unto.
Extra music at the Rink mb Saturday
.. afternoon.
n... ~....—......» .. may”... .0"... ...
mu count" Wb
radical reduction in price as will
Coat or Suit offered is a bargain.
on would DRY,
TRISTRAM & urn-r.
N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
,AJANUARY CLEARANCESALE
\
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pol.”
,l
. TRUROD'AYIJAN. a, f
GOO
noun.
[OF
”Ladies’ , Binds, Suits and Furs.
It is very unusual at this time of the year, to be able to buy, first class garments at such a
be offered at this sale, which opens Thursday. January 2. Every
The lot includes some of the finest garments we have shown this
season. Don't miss this chance to secure a bargain.
TRISTRAM a I-IYATI', NORWALK, CONN. ~
FREDK. H. GnNUNG‘
wuunnn'rnxca.
Funeral I’uriorI-I In Connection.
Lady Atirndtiut. . ”TI-l. hill.
Offic’c and llotIitit-ncc.
84 somim oncou-m NORWALK
an.“ ._;-;.'_.. ._.._.
”sum
a AT .
GOTTLIEB’S.’
ron
Cutlery, Tools, Blacksmith Sup-
plies and General Hardware,
oo 70
39 MAIN STREET.
lite Norwallt hardware (30.
AND FOR
Skate Sharpening, Special Tools
and General Machine Work,
60 TO
Our. Shop, iurear ll Wall St.
cu IIIOPRACIIC
THE NEW SCIENCE .
OF HEALING.
It removes the cause of your sick!
“NIH and increases the brain im-
pulttcs. anti you get well.
94 EAST WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwaik, Conn.
T. FRANCIS, D. C.
Magnetic Treatments Given.
The South Norwalltw
Trust Company.
93 Washington St, South Norwalk.
'l‘lm Trumpets have Ordered that III-
It-rotd at the rule of
FOUR PER CENT.
lw crcdilod to the deprmitor» in tho
tinting» lieparlmr-pl for ”W current
nix months ending lice, :li. i007. pnyw
ubic on and flflPi' Jun. IO. limit.
DEPOGITO MADE ON OR BEFORE
JAN. 10 WILL DRAW lNTEREGT
FROM JAN. 1.
CHARLES E. l-IOYT.
tiz‘l' lift Tl't‘aeilli'ier.
BASKET BALL:
uonwux'umnr i
run liillillii tom]
NEXT GAME.
HONDAY IVINING. JANUARY fl
RAVI" A. A. a
v0. .
COMPANY l'.
Proiimi Gomez
MONT URI ,,
to.
ALL OTABI. of Nmaiit.
flint Gum was at I Witch.
ONGOING "ON i0 To 12.
All" the doom than in dancing
i
SOUTII 'NoItWA'LIt
SAVINGS BANK.
95th SEMLANNUAI. DIVIDEND
to the dcpoaitont
AT THE RATE 0'
Four Per Cent.
For. Annum
btut broil dcclarcd for the tits month»
coding [Mrdmlmr Ill, I907. lift”. on
umi ulfcr .lununry ill. tm.
illilff‘tflii not drawn will be (Infill!!!
Io iifN'llllnili and will drlw lawful.
from funny i. it“.
Money doponiied on or W. Ju-
niii mm. with-wt , .
munching” tho :3 that: draw tutor-at fro- Jaw
I a“ GNOME 1'. ”M
u it in. Iii it: TN.
Attendance all hours day and night. l
1 H. Krieger it so.
BEGINS TODAY
29-3i Westwasmn'gton at...
court-I, NORWALK.
DoVouFeeltheMoney
Stringency? I
wE CAN HELP YOU in a great many
little ways—our charge system is
the greatest boon to people of moderate
means. ,
“ Come" in and buy Whatever you need,
and there is no doubt that ‘you' need a
great many things.
. CLOTHING, CLOAKS, FURS,
SHOES, HATS, " UNDERWEAR, SUITS
and FURNITURE—we will make the
icons so easy and 80 Pleasant that you
will never fail through tightness of money
matters.
Great reductions in all departments.
‘\
H. Krteger & Co.
THE OVEROOAT.
Probably in no other dopo rmmnt our!
turial In tltorc cxhibilt-d no much in:
«linen-mm to liygimtlc f'OliwilIl'i‘ii'iflll.i
ml in the overcoat. 'I'Ill' groan-III full
May of all ptvrhapu in rcgnrd to flu-
rboirc of an owrcoal in that ”W
Ir-rmIt "weight“ and “warmth". art,»
muoui'mom. M u matter of fact.
filmy m'o flt'fli'l," Alwyn lllltnil'llli'i(*:illfi‘
opium-d. Moreover. the iwuvy ovoi-
mni in a tax on tho rmlrlli’ixm of 'II‘
ordiinilm and dculrovh the crotmuu
which a good lunululiug cloth in in-
trudrd to nccurumiuiudou Lancet.
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The Thing!"
. I‘i'o temper the tempc'fli". thou
wintry days. on will not. no. god
who is a jolts, but COAL of dimming
*' "INKS :............................
‘ l Our cut m no apology. You
Stallord's. moonlit: t”..."".’..".?.:."..f.‘
1m Id‘awf
mm Records.
andCathltc.
W..A. Briggermn,
alum-mu.
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Alli COM-'3 the ”tint
Iii lillli till it
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