1v. shrouded in doing thin
' by their ever-increasing num-
O
2
it ‘ "I “cuurtcu MUSICAL sea-
Vices.
“ will cm to an End With a
ne‘Perpram Tomorrow Night.
series of musical services held
the fall at Grace Church on the
many evening in the month will
to an and tomorrow evening A
interesting program has been or»
. and it would not be surprising
proved the best of the number.
invitation is extended to all
‘ ‘ t. The service will begin.
'no. in addition to the organ.
ll be a violin and a piano. Th
, rtollows:
Song Celestial, violin, pl 0,
......n... ......... .80 rn
pal—Hall to the Is'or ho
r, ., ..... .Champneya
; . .. .............. .Woodwaid
”7 cat and Nunc Dimlttis .. Marks
0 Solo, Violin Obligato—«The
ng In God’s Acre . .. . Brackett
' We Would See Jesus .. Dykes
« vii—Violin, Plano, Organ,
............ .Counod
Let Us Now Go Even Unto
lehem .. ............ . Hopkins
- . Solo—The Day is Ended, violin
into .. ........ 1.. Bartlett
~ ta-Cradls Song of the Virgin
add in obligate ....... Barnhy-Gow
. . Rejoice Ye Sons bf Menu
........... .. .. .. .Goss
» ‘ Meditation”, (by reticent),
in. piano, organ . ..... .Mletske
, Maria Benedict, pianist; Clar-
Newton, violinist; Mrs. Chester
k, organ i.st
Osman Reciprocity.
A60, l'eb. l—l'Sevanty-ilve mil-
_ dollars (a (min gold, pouring in.
TN mills west annually. wil be one
~‘ the“ fruits of reciprocity treet-
fiance and Germany," de-
mo 17. Sanders, president at
lunwritten Reciprocal Tarn! league
. y. Mr. Sanders is one of the
of thirty or more which
vs Chicago tomorrow tor Dash-
call upon the president in the
:07 tariff rovislonwnd reclpro
pollen of the Beverage bill
titted pmvldlng tor a no partl-
tuition of live experts to inves-
tile tarlfl and report a scientific
te‘ille revision oi schedules to
congress, thus taking the
. out 07 politics.
t we want." Mr. sanders said,
commercial regulations as
more western farmers to supply
note for the millions or flu,-
MM Germany and France are
yuflaess with us upon thin
I
ascientldc preparation of
acids with natural digestsnts
‘ 5.7.9.3”. “gait!“ ”“5” ,i’
‘ one w d
till! 8.000 ills of ' good
try The C 0 Pharmacy
. “Pharmacy
. iii ”liable the answer was: "You
rib, take the 01'
0 common vsgeta is
,y t. ihidden" will not shatter the
f or rain the slower "
_ requested for such a preterit»
healer fertile cure of rheumatism and
"must; alts the Illinois do their worlt:
the? ”0 ill. filters of the blood.
They must be made ot strain out of the
blood the waste matter and acids that
cause rheumatism: the urine must
list neutralised so it will no longer ‘
be a source of irritation to the
bladder and, most of all you must
keep these acids from forming In the
stom‘.ach This Is the cause of atom-
ach trouble and poor digestion. For
these conditions i would suggest the
iollowing prescription: Fluid Extract
I, Dandelion, one- -half ounce: Compound
Kargoa. one ounce; Compound Syrup
Ssrsaparllla. three ounces. Mix by
shaking well in bottle and falls in
teaspoonful doses after each meal and
at bedtime, but don't forget the my ..
tar. Drink plentyc and often. "
This valuable information and also
‘ pie prescription should be posted up in
» each household and used at the Ilrat
sign of an attack of rheumatism. hack-
afih: or urinary trouble, no matter how
a g t.
AMERICAN'HEAL EOTATE COM-
PANV. . .
The American Real Estate Company,
whose statement will he found in this
Issue. was founded in 1888, is the origi-
nal and oldest corporation among the
hundreds now successfully engaged in
the business of buying and improving
New York real estate for income or for
as e.
Beginning with a capital of "00,000
in order to extend its business on broad
lines more rapidly than was otherwise
poasible, it adopted the plan of issuing
it per cent. obligations hast-d on its real
estate holdings. Through the success-
ful operation 07 this plan it has in-
creased its business more than a huu- over.
dred~fold.
A- 71-17: Six' 3 are the 6 per cent Gold
ital and Accumulative Bonds, my
umulating capital from Income.
6 Crockett, of iii South Main street 3
has represented
twelve years.
6.16, a: 50x, 6: no 7: an: 8: 16s, 9: 08a,
9:31x, 0:53, 10:55x. 11:22x.
7. 19s, 7: 51x,9 :53 10: 32; ,1: 49s to
Philadelphia and Washington I) C.,
does not stop pt New York.
0:40:
5:511, 7:18. 7:513, 0:531, 10:23.
8:25, 9:18x, 10:17:.11108x, 11:05.
4:19. 6. 07s, 6: 29, .26 08:, ll: 80, 7. 093.
8: 68s, 9: 21 11:21; to Bridgeport only,
2: 42 and 7: 25.
10: 473, 11:08x.
SOUTH NONWALK TO OANBUNV.
days), 6:20, 9:43. 10:06:.
OANIUNY TO SOUTH NONWALK.
NEW YORK FOR SOUTH NONWALK
thirds. 0:00”. 0:15;, 10:02:, 70:05,
11:00:, 11:03, '
Mills, 4:00. 4:82, 6:021. 5:08, 6:258.
0:00;. 0:00, 7:10. 7:401. 0:00. 11:00:
i e
-
idem-dairies“ harmless
+ its lertohurt
' hymn res “MMIVOVW lilacs. .
N YOU CONSIDER
. i on AL is s
“mum-mutating m “" mm '"
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN &,
HARTFORD RAILROAD
e in “ Hm
. lug. will be“ 0 from his late home
at it o'clock ‘rrnw alter-noon. Rev,
George Brown t. or of the
‘Norwslh Ooh lions Church. will
. ,olilclste. II
twill follow at tho
Norwsllt moiety tar. Pierce was a
member oi _ '
One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Rug.
latest New York Volunteer infantry.
and also was a member oi 8t. bits is
LoamA 0‘. MEAN. Thsdecesssd
was at years or age. He was held
in the highest esteem by his man
fries a, who will regret his loss
deepl
Funeral of Almndsr Erltto.
Funeral services of Alexander iii-it.
to. who died at. the Norwallr Hospital
’l’hursdaylevcuing. were held (mm the
Riverside chapel this alternoon at 1:39
o'clock. Rev. B. B. Carve tar. pastor
of the South Not-wall: Ila at Church.
officiated. interment followed at this
Riverside cemetery.
uu Guilty on‘orcunds of In-
sanity
(Continued Iron rim read
Wheh he had reached his chair the
poll of the Jury was begun by Clark
Penny Thaw had a smile of greeting
for; his wife, but looked extremely
on e
A: the request of the defendants
counsel, Justice Delvling delayed the
execution of the order committing
Thaw to the asylum until 2 p. m. to
allow counsel to confer as to whether
or run. a writ of habeas corpus will be
sued out to have his sanity tested by a
commission before he Is taken to Mat-
toawsn. '
Thaw was called lint-it from the pris-
on and had luncheon with his wife In
an antechamher or the. court room.
The lurymen all refused to divulge
the secrets of their deliberations fur-
ther than to say that. 14 ballots were
taken.
All the doors or the court room were
locked and save for a newspaper rues.
senger no one was allowed to leave the
ohamhor until the proceedings were
Thaw we, ordered to stand and face
the jury men and they in turn Were
Bonds oi thin Company. based on its rolled to me"- feel
extensive ownership of selected New
Y0”! Real Estate—the ht‘flt “will"! 0“ defendant look upon the Jurors," culled
earth-and are issued in two forms: lCicrk Penny. "Gentlemen of the jury.
Coupon Bonds, providing Income irom harp you agreed upon a verdict?"
",lurors.' look upon the defendant:
"What may you? 'ls the defendant
guilty or not guilty?"
“Not. guilty on the ground that he
“I“! company "it was Insane at the time oi the con»
Emission of the not charged in the in
'dlctment."
Then crime the applause which can?!
ed a commotion in the court room an
'sprcad the rumor outside that a great
demonstration was In progress behind
...—... _ ithe trig pollen doors. After the ar-
TIME TABLE.
in Efiect January 6, 1008.
80. NOBWALK TO NEW VORK. E
M.:—-12 58:. 5:123, 5: its,
P. M.—l‘2:51!. 1:10.“ 2:5”, 3:27
3:5ls. 6:00x. 6: 9,37 5. 51s, 6. 37, 6: Ms.
Sunday.
A. M.-12:63x, 5:12a, 5:411, 0:57,
P. M.-—12:67x, 2:44;, 2:51x, 5:37,
-—--
80. NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN.
A. M.—-12:08, 1:14, 1:50s, 0:18. 7:26,
P. M.--12: 00x. 1:10, 8. 10:. 8: 83:,
Elm madly
A. M-12:08, 1:10, l:68s,7:80, 0: 10
P. ill-0: «..7: 09s, 8:18s. 0:401.
A. M.-—12:I0 (daily except Mon-
P. bin—4:25, 4:29. 6:12. 7:18.
nundayr—ilzlh a. m., 7:30 p. in.
A. M.—6:55, 7:25. 8:11, 10:10:. 11:50
P. M.—-—4216s. 6:8”. 8:55.
lundsye—A. 07., 7:55. P. 00., 6:00.
A. M.-12:00s, this. 6:46, 0:45,
P. lie—42:03. 1206. mm. 2:60,:an
qua--
damn.
A. lip-10:00, 0:00; 7:80. 0:80;
P. tip-em 0t 120a. a:
“2m , 3'" 00s
a . .
’rcut of the man. who later gout his
' saute as Theodore Roosevelt Fall. the
"" l
noted amateur tennis player, Justice
DowlinngmedIately began his ruling
on to holding Thaw in custody. First
addressing the jurors, he thanked
them and declared he had no doubt
that they had discharged their duties
to the entire satisfaction of their own
consciences.
anmrionm. LOCAL news.
The W. T. C. U. will visit the aims-
housc Sunday and hold a meeting at
that place. Those wishing to attend
will take the ten minutes to three our
for Westport from Norwalk.
The Douglas Fowler Cadets had a
regular wigwag drill last night at the
armory. This was to have been lol-
lowed by a basketball game with the
Winipaults, but the latte‘falled to put
in an appearance. .
The county cosnmissloners will come
to South Norwall: next Wednesday and
hold a hearing at the court room In
Haviland street at 10 a. In.. on the re-
monstrnnce against granting a. license
ior another year to Antonio Dccesare.
who has a saloon at 5 Woodward ave-
one.
All next week at Hart's Theatre the
attraction will he the Taylor Stock Co.
a travelling organization of the very
highest standing which they have won
for themselves in the past iew seasons
by giving the people what. they want
good plays, put on in the heat of style
as this company curries everything to
make the plays complete. During the
plays and between the acts there are
seven hig vaudeville acts that will 31%
the people a chance to see a big show
for little money. The company will
start their engagement by producing ADMISSION,
the big melodrama “mserted at the
Altar." this play having mu here sev-
eral times ore and at each time
made a all hit and should he a
big drawing card on Monday ntnht
when It is produced by the Taylor Stock
Co. This compary is made up of a
m of favorites that will be great
wing cards all the wool and“!
will mite a host of irlcsds while they
stay to South Norwalir. it is a treat
to hare” good stock ceinpeny come to
town and will be tly appreciated
his business. osdsy Is ladies"
nahtadalady sassscureihshsaim
Minoan" alive manner
such a
Wit
earshot) no. final. coin;
.... ”Mum“:
stool or the wreck of the
rid Currie, knocking out the insets or
sets is thoughtshemnotd
The Clinic's masts are sdrlit and if
washed out into the
menace to the safety
dA‘MUSEI‘TENTSc-
KOYT’S Tritium
NATINEI AND NIONT.
The Royal Event of thevdessou.
A.:.Bei’k0iey ran
00W
witness a account.
And Their lip Company or to Artists.
Presenting the Superb Glittering imag-
inativ'o Fantasy,
"The Fit phi o7 Princess Iris."
Mounted With All Special Scenery and
Elise
Specialties introduced. between the
acts by Williams. and Molhourn Flu.
tow and Dunn. The Fltsglhhon Trio,
Dick legged, Rob't Sheldon and The
Geisha (lirl Trio. .
nee .
Evening ..... .. 100. 20:. We and 500
HOYT'I THEATRE
All Next Week, Commencing
MONOAY‘.’ raced
Usual Matinee.
TAYLOR STOCK co.
Presenting High-Class Repertoire and
Seven Vaudeville Acts.
DESERTED AT THE ALTAR.
Lsdlee' Ticket Monday Night, the.
Matinee ..... ... ........ .10cand200
... ..... 10c, 20c sudden:
Seats on sale for entire engagement
Monday, January 00.
MUSIC HELD
EVERY EVENING.
ADVANCE VAUDEVILLE.
MOVING PICTURED.
ILLUSTRATED GONG!»
Entire change of program every Mon-
day and Ty.hurada
Prices. 10c and you Children, 5c.
Matinee every Wednesday and one
urday at 2:16.
Amateur night every Wednesday.
~ Shiner,
3hr. Rosalind
" Wear Shoes‘That Fit.
A sscnsn canvara‘
Dalian cows-u (Milli.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3,1908,
-.2scsurs.
BASKET li‘AIJL.
NOR WALK AKRON Y
[VERY MONDAY Nlillll.
cast
0. rs'a'suasv m.
. .otaait rivs
N 1’
MONDAY EV:x
settings to match. All Overs in
Q.- .a ......
One day at a time Is all that any
man has ever succeeded in living. but
a lot have gone to the scrap pile trying”
to best the record
sonar MUSIC
Special for Saturday,
ills Merry Widow Valsc,
At 9c a Copy. ,
W. A. Briggerman,
MUOIO 8703!,
Agent Var Crescent Laundry
, NOTICE !
The legal voters of the City of South
Norwallt are hereby notified and warn-
ed that a special City Meeting will be
held at Arlen Hall, Madison street on
the flit-i day of February. 1008, at 8
o clock. in the evening, tor the output;
of considering the application of the
East Norwalk Fire District, to he sup
piled with electricity for lighting and
' commercial purposes from the City of
South Norwaiit Electric Works, and to
take such action relative to the same
as the meeting may deem proper.
Dated at South Norwalk. this 30th
day of..lnnuary, 1008.
FRANCIS l. ‘BURNELL. .-
. Mayor.
A true copy.
Atteet:
JOSEPH {L TAYLOii.
13] 3t . Clty Clerk.
GLOVER’STII Place. if”;
.1
The continued DEMAND torE ELITE
EHOEO is convincing prooi' oi their
asceliency When the mesaso Wand
“.00 is paid there is aatistaction of
VALUE RECEIVED. .
Phone, 643-52.
Money Advantcd
to all. on their household furniture,
pianos and other personal property,
without removal. on their own name
without indoracr.
" can. sun us ca.
lndcpcndcnthoathllmsiino
liavilaud Bid . Washington St.
0m ope: until 0 p. in.
honorarium-rues"
' Sclsucseilicilu.
rleelaosi memos-ls
indicts - dim withontrscelv-
Oonovan Block, 182 Washington St.
12
linethissseeonlabettulnmanyways I. Iirrei'yuvvshoweveralumnahelium H
finer and hutdsomer. The thlargerwpd theprlcss arslowcr W
thcnewestthhigslncnmhric nun-eon autism
cm‘nnwosmsswhu.
84.95 Oil Heaters 33.95 NickclT Kettles
“so Oil Heaters 53.75 Wash
3295 Oil Heaters ...”...nago Seal
. $2.50 Oil Heaters ......nnam Les
5-
auealcmWW’eudiv
tnau'l‘ll'ortn. Filly. t,-,n. N. Barnum.
Lime Rock a son or motor
Barnum. was humanoid :11me at
the poultry show. here yeslai'day by
the American Poultry Association for
the best bird in the show. This partic-
ular bird, a black Omit-s epsilon]. v'c—i
garrison at Ncwrfort. Boston -t...i
The best remedy known today forall
stomach troubles in K030i, Which Ii
guaranteed to the relics. It
. is a natural digested: it 39‘s what
you eat It. is pleasant to take illby
The Cllfiord Pharmacy and The
Pharmacy. .
a
8......nmo FibrePails
ammunition-cantata.
ikgwcyocuseeeloc
,.........apc
. \ we a.- on .0 e 1':
, Paper....ssc
is Tease. will be abolished. This so
non was taken to decrease the espou-
.3 07 the system
RAILROAD Itlggtlu VIOIIKINO
WHAVDNHMI calmim
.inhonrlasameanaoz has
‘beunmadabytheflew venitoad
In its repair shops here, tile dilute bu
ingthetdddmenwlliwot'khlteiaht
'” hours a day tor the full w
NorWalk Sayings Society,
[44 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Deposits over -
$3,,525000.00
Surplus and Profits over 8230, 000. 00-
Deposits receive interest from the mt or each month. interest
payable January and July
GEORGE M. HOLMES. Proa't. *3
I .
WlLLiAM A. CURTIS, Vim
FNEDENIOK, A. ELLI,‘ I00" and Trees.
u.
“my; .
x
a: u s, 25.
N'Everycgggusrmdsiidcssbeuediorsnypnrpose
,H.
,smflmmmm - 9i-2c
”03.838; would,“
AND 1 LB. MO-KAQ. BLEND COFFEE.
TOTAL ................
Here is an Opportunity for Stamp Collectors. fl
WITH 1 LI. VERY IEIT TIA, ANY KIND .......... . ...... ...... 500
.......... ......m sac
.—-—-
....................... no
we um. and 100 PiNii DISCOUNT STAMPS.
More Liberal Stamp Otters.
no Stamps with 1 intro, 1 'm .sce c5 Stamps with 1 lb. Java and
50 Stamps with 1 lb. No. 3 Tea.
Nuance!” .......... ... 800
.405:
“Stamps with 1 10,180. 3 Tea. .356 “cm” ‘mh 1 lb Maracaibo
..............
26 Stumps with 1.9 lb. No. 1 Tea. .25: 15 Itarnpe 7m} 1 lb No 1 my“
30 Stamps with i ll). hie-Ks Calico 02c
Cbueoc......... .......... ,,..¢ 2“
laksr's or Beckmsnn’a Cocoa .. .
1r'
.zoc romance Oust, pug. ......‘llc _
Saxon mm, 2 pigs. ........... as: l Force ‘...d.... rm, 2 ma ... as:
NewCsnllhnbnercsns.
71259—10 Stoops Free .
10 StampsWith Any of the FollowlngArticlcs.
lphg,0ralno..... ..... loo ldm. New Pickles ......... 000
locket). It Polish
lbox’l‘oiletliosp.
.10: l. hot. Monarch Worcestershire
ml
........ u out ”a tnlpwldgn
desires lemonpm assurance dined (lites-anal as:
2 takes Securing
Soap. such lsihot.
hotness salad Oil 20¢
icanrownAaterBahchcans..iZsfilh . pesntPrcnchCocoa. ......llo
sun-mundane”
MlbcPuremnoltPWr.... 000:,
can aVanilla Crystals .....m... 000
TorTonodosthsdsyOflymchvc 100 Sta-ya with!
Bottle’i‘mm
-ee.
the ”'me lroelvw‘w-oe m N000” ”in. M”- "urea“
”“37““
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rocsry
Norwalk Chronicler