I“ GEORGE WAININOTON'C.
at our. great and glorious
loved tor his patriotism and
. and honored for his veracity
, brain the anniversary of his
, this week and will try in
‘__ . as in the past, to mulate
"crown the. first place in the
of. our customers. Quality
p,' Prices pushed down. We
. lSOLVENT NOTICE.
of Norwalk, ss., Probate
‘ l'e nary 5, A. 1)., 1908.
to 0 George W. Benedict, late
mill, in said district, deceased.
Court of Probate for the Dis-
ol Norwalk hath limited and
cd six months irom the date
W for the creditors of said estate
hillbit their claims for settlement.
who neglect to-present their
. properly attested, within
~ . 0, will be debarred a recovery.
..Wons indebted to said estate
- requested to make immediate pay-
OCORNELIA M. RUSSELL.
Administratrix.
NOTICE.
JBRATORY and OSTEOI’ATHIC
tiaiment scientifically applied by
Dr. Jerome D. Wirt,
. /9' 12 i8AACS PLACE, uoswsLK.
. _ , cons.
By combining these two systems of
Wheat I and it possible to create
I circulation that cannot be done by
any other known system. An equal
Milan to all organs of our anat-
buy means pure blood, a well-nourish-
adj body and good health. All chronic
W treated. Ten years of actual
W- Licensed by suite Board
,Hcolth. Oiiice hours—8: 30 s. m.
' 5:10 p. In. Other hours by appoint-
..
mums, Wash, Feb. H.—-A an.
*1
WI! from Van Couver, ll. 0., to tho
_, cuts on the question of 'Jap
, '=cxoilaion reached a crisis yes~
>_ , when the federal government
« ' .. . that it would immediately
the Natal act, Just passed by
legislature of British Columbia
{ct/provides an education test
itsmigrants. it must remain in
ten days before cancellation.
stereo amnion m iii-lav.
can.
‘ ARTFOR'D, Feb. 14. ~Mr11. James
my. a middle~aged woman, wife
, prominent fruit dealer here, cut
,ii'g‘e thrust with a razor at her home
’Wdoy, in all attempt at. suicide.
is now In St. Francis Hospital in
l condition.
ASK FOR RECEIVER FOR IN-
DURANCE COMPANY.
,, YORK. Feb. 14.—~Staie Alter.
. Moral William S. Jackson unv
' today that he has decided to
bribe appointment of a receiver
Mutual Reserve Life insurance
y. The legality of certain lions
' upon poicics has been mina-
, by the ant ities.
man—-
“You: ms KILL. wire.
ORE, Mash, Feb. l4.-Emilie,
.OI Jams J. O'Connor. died at
, of Providence Hospital to-
“ ‘ lbs result of a blow inilictml
,Whoud during a dispuo- with
. ’3". in the police court this
, Connorplcaded guilty to
rss of manslaughter and was
of “.900, which were not
hr the fluid It"!
Saving 25
About a year ago Hr. hearse was
taken withvsry mmmrslsisrslns
stills backothuhudsnditisasr-
edthathispresont illosssnsyhso
recurrence of this trouble in a more
serious form.
HAVEN” OWN CAIE.
Will he Tried on "total Card Charge
Chortiy.
Rutherford B. Haveus’ own case, on
which he is now out on bonds or $200.
will come before the nest tcrIn of the
Criminal Superior Court, which will
convene Monday
How long before Havens' case will
he reached cannot be told, as hell
cases are usually disposed of first.
Havens is charged with offering for
sale obscene postal cards. His ex-
planation is that be procured the cards
for evidence while working on a
Bridgeport case and that when he be
came down and out he oiiered the
cards for sale in order to bet much
needed money.
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ARRANOINO FOR BOXING CARNI-
VAL.
George Decker, at Philadelphia, to be
the Principal Artist. ‘
An eight round go between George
Wmckor, of Philadelphia,a well known
ring artist, and a party expected to be
heard from today, will be the principal
event of the boxing carnival which the
Norwallt Amusement Company is ar-
rantlng for Wednesday evening, Feb.
26
The full program has not yet been
made up though it has been settled
that one of the preliminaries will be
a four round exhibition between Kid
Williams and Young Kitchen.
Grit Jones and a New York man
are to go on for six rounds.
NUTMEO cLus POOL rouanev.
Ratings Made by a Committee Seelctcd
by the Members.
A special meeting of the Nutmeg
Club, of Norwalk, was held last night
at the club rooms, corner of Main and
Wall streets, when arrangements were
made for the pool tournament.
The rating was done last night by
a committee composed of l“ C Greg-
ory, Chester Meeker and Frank Brim-
daze.
The tournament will be started or!
with a smoker Monday night. The first,
names will be played that night be-
tween T. .l. West, .lr., so, and James
Gregory. 65. and Charles Miller. inn.
and i‘rnnk Brundage. 90.
THE NEW HOSE COMPANY.
The converting of the‘ South Nor?
walk Fire Police into a hose company
will depend largely upon what, the
board of estimate and taxation will do
about granting an appropriation for
quarters for II, it is understood. Those
interested in the. matter believe the
city council will act favorably 0n the
proposition. but the position of the
board of estimate has not been ascv-i
tnlneil.
FIGHT m A SALOON.
A lively light occurred last night in
a Water street. South Norwaik, sn-
loon, but no arrests were made. The
police hustled to the scene. but did not
find the aflair a very serious one.
The altercation is said to have been
between two colored men.
THE GENERAL OUTLOOK.
Head of the Hades Highways Ilu-
reau—l am sorry, your majesty, but
i am afraid the cost of the annual
paving will be considerably raised this
year.
His Satanic. Majesty—What is the
matter with the usual free contribu~
tion to our paving?
Bureau Head—A good many of the
states have gone dry this year, and
people residing therein will have in
keep their New Years resoliitlons.-
Baltimore American,
THE FOOLIBH FEAR.
1 "The only thing i am afraid of. dur-
ling," he said, "is that we will not be
able to live on my salary.
'1’me replied the brave girl.” do
not let that. worry you Remember
that I shall not be a more useless lux
ury. as many a man's wife is. Didn't
l earn $7.40 writing for the children's
department, of a ladies ’magasini- inst
yenr?"-(Yhicogo Record-Herald.
APPROPRIATELV NAMED.
Redd-4s that a tact that you have
given your automobile a name?
Green—Yes. norm-d it after my
wife.
"Hemline it is unmanageable?"
"No, because it is always running
people down."-—Yonlters Statesman.
APPAOPIIATE NAME.
Clevelandcral’ltisburg has a lot of
tall- buildings. hasn't it?
Pltishurgeeres. indeed. And you'd
st leer east. interest {on will accumulate a thousand
bastioaniosrears no not belittle this sumac.
,1 Isl have wheutheydis. mthassiost businesses
3 to links a
new on s
be surprised to see the number of new
~er—smokescrapers going up.—Clevs-
1 land leader.
“.... ~—~.. ... “..., ......“ ,..._. -. ...
Cents a Day'
mailers-cc is your inttm
runs this mm
Tuesday flesh;
m
John Tu Ryan. of the shoe
Flynn a Ryan, will
of Columbus suohrs party in Ridge-
asld, his former home. this evening.
Theodore Coleman. oi rim street.
last Norwsik, who has been under»-
in treatment at the Norwslh Hosva
tal for phenthonio was discharged
from that institution today
Rev. J. illdwsrd Plunkett, the well
known curate of it. No '11 church.
continues to Improvs at o N ”M We
of his parents in Norwich where he
has been for several weeks
The Harstrom hockey team, which
was to have played 'the Yale freshmen
team last Wednesday, expects to play
as soon as the ice is in proper condl
flop. The game will be p sycd in New
aven.
Mr. and lira. John lpwth, well.
known in Norwalk. who have been In
London England, visiting relatives for
about, two months, sailed for home
February 12 and is expected to arrive
home about Thursday.
The K. 0. K. A. will hold a rehear-
sal of their two plays which new be
given February 19, at Lockwood'ii
Hall. each night this week and Mon-
day night and Tuesday evening of
next week. They will rehearse in full
costumes.
On Friday evening of next week
the members of Sheklnah Banctorum.
No. 85, 0. 0. H, and P., of South Norr
walk. will go to Newark, N. .l., and in-
stitute Dekhish Banctorum. No. 91.
The South Norwallters will go down
on the 5:51 train.
7......—
Thcre promises to be fun galore this
evening at Music Hall, when the beans.
ty show will be held. More than 26
entries have been secured by the man-
agement and all of the contestants
are from The Norwaiks and surround-
ing towns. The audience will be the
judge.
The rehearsal of the. Choral Union
postponed from last Monday evening.
will be held in the South Norwail
Congregational church next Monday
evening, February 17. The chorus is
urged to he on hand promptly in or- .
dor that as much work as possible
may be accomplished in an hour, as _
the ladies are to practice separately
from nine o'clock until half past nine.
MARKET FOR SECURITIES.
Many New Haven Ito-d issues Listed
on New York Cteck Exchange.
NEW HAVEN. Feb, 14.»th appli- j
cation of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company for
the listing of about $115,000,000 of var—
ious classes of bonds and debentures
m the New York Stock Exchange has
been granted. They include ”5.001).-
(mo Harlem and Port Chester Railroad
Bonds; 87,500,000 Providence Torinin- .
al Bonds; $3,100,000 Worcester and
Connecticut Eastern Bonds; 32.500900
Naugatuck Railroad Bonds; $3,000.000
Hurt Street Railway Bonds; $17.55,-
000 New England Railroad Bonds of
two classes; direct debentures of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company of two classes ag-
gregating $55,000,000 and Consolidat-
ed Railway debentures of various
classes aggregating $11,153,000.
The object of the listing is to en-
large the market for the securities.
All of them are already issued and
outstanding.
FOURTH CAN LEAVES ALBANY.
ALBANY, N. 17., Feb. li.--The
fourth of the six automobiles in the
New York to Paris race left here at
ten minutes after 8 o'clock this morn-
ing on its trip westward. The machine
was in charge of Captain Kapper, of
the German army.
SCHENACTADT, Feb. 14 ——The Ger
man car passed through this city at
it): 30 a. in.
A PREOENT FOR A HUSBAND.
Furniture Dealer—Yes, madam.
there Is no nicer present. for a man
than a handsome writing desk. Look
at this one, f example.
Ciiatomer— 's very pretty: but
what. are all those square things?
“Drawers, madam. That desk has
Mil separate drawers."
”Hub! And every time he. mislnys
anythiug‘he'll expect me to find it.
Show me a desk with one drawer."»~
New York Weekly.
INCONCPICUOUC.
Rural Minister—None of thelbrotli-
era whose duty it is to pass the plate
is here today. Would you object to
inking up the collection?
Modest Worshiper—I never passed
the plate in church in my life. and I'm
afraid M be rather awkward.
"Oh. never mind that. it won't be
noticed. Host of my congregation be
come absorbed in their hymotbooka
about the time the plate goes round."
——.\‘ew York Weekly.
MARRIAGE A IUCCEIC.
she—My dear. i want OM to do
some shopping.
lie—My. undue”! Why it's only—-
"no you remember that you came
home last night in a very shaky con-
dition?"
'liuml Pnrhlp‘sfdid." ,
"Yes And i didli't say a word.
did I?"
"ngwa wear. out a word; Idea.
it F M“ mu. m 0'
“Here's the Inn." -New
I 1 ‘ ’
1v
a:
Odin the
farther
W N use , or »
'ts, ‘ . mouth
most are . Ordi-
aariiyths, ~ close for
several weeks‘yet.
W
4:! AM‘USEMENTS o
' HOY’I'B THEATRE
Return of the Favorites.
CATUIOAY AFTERNOON AND
NIGHT, PEIIUANY ill.
Matinee, 2i”- Prlsos 101: to all part
of the Muse.
Night, 0 O'clock—Prices 10 and 20
cents
o. w. snub-room usschous
esoucroscoee.
Has EnliiyOd Twelve Years of Pne-
ROMORII Mm
Presenting the sum Wonderful Ext-
111
hitlao of
MOVING PICTURE.
lo the World.
Everything New and Original.
All the Latest illustrated dongs.
spool l gamut of NANNY WIL-
LARD, America's Premier Piccolo-nan.
joist; MN. ARTHUR JACKSON, Barl-
' “M! MD MIMIC.
HOYT’B THEATRE.
ONE WEEK lEOiNNiNG
‘MONOAV FEBRUARY 17.
Motions Wednesday and Saturday.
Spits and Nothanson Forum the
Peerlus Iinglng Comedian
JAMEC KENNEDY
In the
BEST OF DRAMATIC PLAYS
on
POLITE VAUOEVILLE.
NEPERTOIRE.
Nights.
Monday—Why Women Hate Women.
Tucsday—chntleman Tim, the Dia-
mond Thief.
l Wednesday—usheridan Keene. Detec-
t ve.
Thursday—Larry From lreland.
Friday—Kidnapped in New York
Saturday --The Iioonshiners.
Mailman.
Wednesday—For Stars and Stripes.
Saturday—Pride of Newspaperdom.
POPULAR emcee:
Evenings ..... ..~...‘....10. 2D and 30°.
Motlnees ............. .. . . . .10 and 20o
LADIEI’ TICKET.
MONDAY NIGHT ONLY.
. Tickm Limited to 300.
indies prefinting this Coupon .
. and 15 cents at thc.usual place be- .
. tween now and Monday, at 6 p, m.. .
. will receive a {ill-cent reserved seat .
. tit-lien. Don't delay. Get Them .
. Now.
CUT THIS OUT.
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HOY'i‘S THEATRE
Friday, February 14th.
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
THE NEW CIVIC
SPIRIT!
First of a Course of Six Lectures
Given By ,
CHARLES ZUEBLIN.
oi the University of Chicago.
Feb. ii—The New Civic Spirit. "--
Fnh. Zi—Thn Training of the Cltisen.
Feb, 28—The Making or the City.
Mar. ila-Espositions and the Art of
City Making.
l‘i—They improvement of Wash-
in g.ton
Mar 20—iiarrinburg the Typical Small
Cit ty.
The Last Three Are illustrated.
COURSE TICKET .. . $200
The Norwallt Town Teachers' Asso
ciation are giving the people of The
Norwalks an opportunity to hear a
man who is an authority in his field.
and at the same time, an intensely in-
terestlng speaker.
Mdr
MUSIC HELL
EVERY EVENING.
ADVANCE VAUOEVILLE.
MOVING PICTUNII.
lLLUdTltATEO CONGO.
Entire change or program every Mon-
day and Thursday.
Prices. 100 and 160; Children, 6o.
Matinee svsry Wednesday and Cat-
urdsy at 2: is.
Amotsur night every Wednesday.
BASKET BALL.
iron was" sssros'r
mumamuhm
} I. M. Layton 8: ,Co.,
vos'. s so roams hutsomo.
t
lifter In ven tary Sale.
25 to:50 Per Cent Reduction on All Kinds of
Winter Goods to Close Out.
ODDS AND END! OF FINE DIED. ODODI. OUR ENTIRE ITOOK‘ OF WINTIR‘OLOAKI.
, FINE TAILOR MADE IUITO—NOT A WIT REIERVID.
riders Ann scours or rue
' IIsANKETI AND COMFORTABLEO. MIMEC' AND CHILDREN'O OLOAKO.
ALL TO II COLD WITHOUT REGARD TO COIT OR FORMER PHIOEO.
moor ssussu suds.
Houscfurnishing Dept.
Good Parlor Brooms ......... .....Wc Foidln ironing loard...........ti.oo Night Lomp,oompiete.............ifio
Mes Mllis..... ............ .....m 50". inc ................ 10c dwToblofltl ............. .460
am. Enamel. ..15c omchomrs. No.1 ........ ....soc iqi Decoratodllllk PitcboI'l......,5iI
Washing Powder, hos ............ ‘..4c Parlor Matches, per box ...... .....4c Paper Lamp Chadssmm”...
20% DISCOUNT ON PARLOR, LIBRARY AND HALL LAMPO, DECO RATIO GLOBE. AND BHAOEO, JAR-
DINIERB, PEDESTAL! AND UMBRELLA ITANDS.
TRISTRAM 85 HYA‘I'I‘, NORWALK, CONN.
Sale Saturday,
SHEET MUSIC’
I 0
I50.
A Waltz Dream, Monkey Lambs“-
ramento, 0n the Old See~8aw, Two
Blue Eyes, l'i'n Afraid to Come Home
in the Dark. Won't You Be My Honey,
I'm Tying the loaves so They Won't
Como Down, Bye Bye Dearie, and
many others.
W. A. Briggcrman,
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Block. .132 Washington Ct.
Agent for Crescent Laundry.
Nowls the Tune to Buy
Real Estate!
A number of real estate bargains
may be had now. before the Spring
market really opens. The wise purv
chaser buys early.
5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
CHIROPRACTIC-Tbs New
Science of Healing.
To receive Chiropractic attention is
freedom from disease without receiv-
ing foreign substances into the stom-
ach. This new method is now being
practiced in nearly every state in the
union d many foreign countries. it
is the nerves that carry heat, health
and strength in every individual. Pinch-
ed nerves that have only been doing a
part of their work are soon put Into a
healthy condition and the whole body
assumes health. The Chiropractic
Method of Healing is powerful and.
harmless; it will reach every organ in
the human body. 'Our success is man
velour.
Id E. Washington CL, Hovlland House.
l'l‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
Magnetic Treatments Also Oivsn.
SALE
STILL GOING
ON
D. GO'I'I‘LIEB.
GLOVER’S The Place.
w
[VERY liilliilil Will.
our saws,
uouosv sumac. rusussv 11.
country it
. Vlv
cosoossu capers. or «assume no mm Muslin or um
11.”. o. 6. “OD I! m M “M
' ---,- 3"» is
DANCING new is re is HAW! Mlle
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H. Krieger ii 0.
29-3! West Washington” on,
\
SOUTH NORWALK.
Hate You Ever Tried [int
Charge helium?
BUYING FROM US does not mean
- that you have to buy inferior qual-
ities because of the credit we are giving.
We conduct our business on the same
plan as all the large New York depart-
ment stores, who give and invite charge
customers. Our ' qualities and Vassort-K
ments are better and larger than anything
shown in The Norwaiks; our prices no
higher.
We still have a good assortment of
WINTER CLOAKS. FURS, WAISTS.
SKIRTS, FUR LINED COATS, OVER-
COATS, BLANKETS, OUILTS, and a
full line of fine FURNITURE. In every
department you can have YOUR PUR-
CHASES CHARGED.“
H. Krieger & Co.
29-3i Wont Woohington St,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Bronchitis
Ismarethanaconghiitlsadoep-ustodintiam
motionoroatarrhoithebronchloltuhosand
lungs-allied to asthm and the most fruitful
sonneoioonsomption. Ithadiss s11 schoolsof
medieine,anc
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