.f will interest you and save you
is boring good Clothing no
N, Company
calm cooowm, Manager.
CHIROPRACTTC—Tlrc New
’ Science of Healing.
To mm. Chiropractic atmnllon is
freedomirom disease without receiw
gn substances into the atom
is new method is now being
Wed in nearly every state in the
find many foreign countries.“
is the nerves that carry heat, health
2 and strength in every individual Pinch-
ed panel that have only been doing a
‘ ‘ rt of their work are soon not into a
realthy rlomiitiou and the whole body
..., . assumes health. The Chiropractic
. . Method of Healing Is powerful and
? harmless: it will reach every organ in
the hunters body. Our success is mar-
velotls
It I. warnington 8L, Hsvlland House.
1T. FRANCIS, D. C.
. ' Magnetic Treatments Also Given.
.1’“LEEK'1.N0TIoEs
ORDER TO 8 I'ITTLB ACCOUNT.
District of No I'Wulk rot. Probate
Court. February with A. [1.1908
, Estate of Harriet N Bucknam late
3. of Norwalk, in said district. deceased
‘ Ordered, That the r'idmlnistrator en
T, hihit his administration account to
; this court for adjustment, at the Pro
.4 bate oflice in Norwallt, am the 27th day
. oi February, 1908. at 11) o'clock fore
‘ “:noon and that all persons interested
in said estate may be noti lied thereof.
the administrator will cause this or-
2"» to be published in a newspaper
having a circulation in ea to district
or least live days before sat d 27th day
.oi February, 1908.
HENRY W. GRIEGORY.
no it
a: -
Judge
Herrirnarr Wine 0st in .lllinoie
(Continued from First Page).
. court." ‘ .
The court then declared ihtqt the
findings of the inter-state comtnerce
commission are not evidence in this
case and said he had no power to en-
force the Sherman act.
The decision says that the question
is whether there is in the public policy
of Illinois a prohibition against the
Voting of a foreign corporation of stock
in a domestic corporation. which stock
" it purchased and paid for, and holds
._ under an express power granted to it
by the state of its creation
The court declared that corporations
per as are not deharred from buying
and holding the stock of other corpora.
. lions and said that the fact. that the
purchaser might be a foreign cor-pony
tion and the stock that of a domestic
J corporation could not change the rule
' of law.
The court denied that them is any
,1 rule of the American common law
3: that one corporation cannot hold stow it
. in another corporation when the iirst
corporation has in its charter rrpcczim
‘power to do so. The power he sold,
the Union Pacific and the Railroad Sc-
“purities Company possessed
The court then entered upon a long
“melon of statutes regardltu the
holding of stock by corporations ln orb
lions declaring finally that
fie! holdings are not. prohibited nor
to public policy. rte
V.
Ir ,
or is a lawful manner it 'is immaterial
who owns the stock.
decision further declared that
the Doha Pacific and the llllnols Con.
trel are not competing. but connecting
Inset
gJudgs Bell said:
e of a preliminary to-
CHANGED HA DS
it'll!
Lesotho my deans areas.
«A... TRISTRAM a HYli n-
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING
lifter In You tory Sale.
Clearing sole!
AT THE
AIR CLOAK and FUR stoma
‘25 to 50 Per
' g ‘ Winter Goods to Close Out.
, ODDS AND INDS OF FINE DRISS GOODS. OUR INTIRI STOCK OF WINTER CLOAKS.
Cent. Reduction on All Kinds of
S
"NI TAILOR MAD! SUITS—NOT A SUIT RISSRVU- .
MUF'S AND SOAR'S OF THE MOST RILIASLI FURS, . i
I ILANKITS AND OOMFORTAILSS. MISSIS’ AND CHILDREN’S CLOAKS. ‘ ' '
ALL TO I! SOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR FORMER PRICIS.
Housefurnisbing Dept. '
68 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NliRWALK. minim}??? ........ . ::':::::::::°. It'd." .ldfl"t..':f.'f':.'.':.':......‘ii'. i'h‘hdtt‘dfi'.‘f‘::z::z:32:23
Itovs Enamel. . .'156 Good Choppers, no.1 ....... . ..... 901:1 qt Decorated Milk Pitchers. ......oo
Washing Powder, herr...... ........ 4oiParlor Matches. per box ....... .. ..4o Paper Lamp tirade-”......m..."
STORE
CLOSED.
V i
OPEN
FRIDAY,
THE
218T,
9 A. M.
68 Washington
until the final hearing To sustain this
preliminary injunction and thus to pre-
vent the Union Pacific and the Rail-
road Securities Company from voting
their stock at the coming election.
would be to change the status quo be-
fore the right of these corporations to
own and vote such stock has been
fully and' finally determined by the
count. With these corporations barred
out of the meeting might result in an
entire change in the management of
the lliinois Central To dissolve the
injunction and to let the action of the
court in regard to the ownership and
voting power of this stock await the
final hearing means no more than the
continuance of the pri‘twllt manage-
ment with thi- change of one director
only. and be, eight of the direct dcfcrr
dants swear. will be an able, compe-
out man. neither controlled nor con-
nected by or with the Union Pacific.
The balance of convenienc» and con-
renicnce is clearly with the defen-
damn.
"i am of the opinion that the Set irri-
llerr Company and lht Union Pacific
have full ownership of the shares oi
:rtock they hold In the illlnols Central
including the right to vote that stock
at be coming meeting of stockholders
and that such right. in vote is not for
hidden by the statutes of this state nor
by decision of our supreme court. nor
by the public policy of llllnols.
"The motion to dissolve the injunc-
tion is allowed"
NEW YORK, Feb 20» E. H. liarri~
man declined today to comment on the
decision on the lllilloirl Central itall
road case until he had time to read
the decision in full.
"1 hope it is so clear cut as to re-
move all doubt." he said.
is to continue the status duo
“Tomorrow
Moire a your tsisd that if
.. touts DAY.
itesossverholpthoas whoevd
At the office of Stuyvesant Visit It
has kept more men poor than any
other word in the English law
gusge. Don t lot "Totntmow" ruin
yoti are ever to get ahead. you must
Tish-sit waste to help you 'roorlv
er intend, but nun-r do actually save
,SolrthNorwalk Savings Bank
m IAIN DWI-DINO:
sour» ”swans. mil.“
:‘1 H “13,. ovum ml.
THE ENTIRE STOCK Imogen.
LADIES’, losses and cull,
Drums SUITS, COATS,
SKIRTS, .WAISTS, MILLI-
INERY, FURS, PETTICOATS m
AND INFANTS’ WEAR MUST BE STDLD.
We must sell everything. Every dollar’s
must be turned into cash REGARDLESS OF Loss T0 gUS.
Remember, this sale will set all bargains mad. Goods will.
be sacrificed, slaughtered, rushed out. i
In 10 days the entire stock will be, and ml‘rst be, turned
into cash, to order to remodel the store for the Spring stock.
Do not miss the most remarkable sale. T chow prices
will a’wake wonder and surprisé.
now, at a fraction of their actual cost. I
Remember, our loss rs your gain. We do n‘bt put out a
few well-knoWn articles, and mark them at drawing-card prices,
but we offer you the unlimited choice of the en
RECORD- BREAKING PRICES. - i
L. GOLD
STORE
WILL
OPEN
FRIDAY,
THE
2181‘,
9 A. M.
whrth of goods
It rs your gain I“? buy goods
tire stock at
it
South‘i Norwalk.
Street,
NO Di DICE, ”SAYS THAW.
was said that Mr. Firth would makr‘no
comment. on the case until he lurd :m on
the text of the decision.
lPrisoner D nies That he is to Begin
Proce ings Again Evelyn.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL N I
EWS. MATTEA 'AN, )1, Y., Feb. 20.—-Har-
Mrs. Arthur Knapp, oi the li. Krie- 1'.“ K- Thaw“ yesterday denied the re.
ger Company store, will spend tomor- ports that {c has begun or is about
row in New York. to begin pr oedlngs to secure a di-
——--—— vorcc from is wife, Evel n Thaw A
The Parr Encore Mai llientot Whlsi letter Wits hi to Thawyat the state
Club is holding a meeting this all?!" lltrrlpillll lorithc insane asking him to
noon at the home of one oi the mom n ply to the “following question:
beta in South Norwalk 'iiave yam/begun or are you about to
begin div orc proceedings against Eve
Regular meeting of Eureka Lodge {on Thu returned the answer
‘ ,
l. 0. 0. iv‘.. Friday evening. All the
members who take part are request I
ed to be present for a rehearsal after
meeting. I
l" I
It will be sixty days next Wedncs 3 "V mm"
......—
MITCHELL NOT REMOVED.
moo Council Upholds
curred on Tuesday, the 18th lost, at
dent of South Norwaik
20% DISCOUNT 0N PARLOR, LIBRARY AND HALL LAMPS, DECO RATED OLOIIS AND SHADES, JAR;
DINIIRS. PEDESTALS AND UMBRELLA STANDS. ,
TRISTRAM 85 HYA'I'I‘, NORWALK, CONN.
W~~-MM.. —-*- m...... - .. .....- .- ., ... ...—-..--. .
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Clara Merritt. I
The death of Mrs Clara Merritt col
Spring Valley, New York, Mrs. Mcr-‘
ritt was for a number of years a reel-
nd was cm-l
ploycd as a trimmer by he Crofut &
Knapp Company. she was in her for-
tielh year. The remains will arrive
in Port Chester on the lit ocloclt train
Friday noon and burial will take
place in that city.
Mrs. Ella Louise Hlno.
The death of Mrs. Ella Louise Hine,
widow of Ufford Hinc. died at her
home, No 38 Gregory Boulevard East.
Norwnlk this morning, after a long
illness oi gastritis She was fifty-oneI
years of age, and leaves one daughter,
Mrs. Herbert W. Gorham.
Funeral oi Joseph Westerhoil.
The funeral services of Joseph Wes-
tcrhoii were held this nlorning front
St. Mary's Church. There were many
pretty pieces of flowers from his num-
erous 'irlcnde. interment iollowcd at
St. Mary's cemetery.
I
l
NOT DIRECTED AGAINST RUSSIA.
Turkey Says Preparations Were Neces-
sary On Account of,lnternal
Disorders.
ST PETERSBURG, Feb. 20 —-A
representative of the Foreign Oliico'
declared today that Russia had receiv-
cd very definite assurances that the
Turkish Military preparations in‘
northwestern Turkey in the vicinity of.
the Russian border, were not directed'
against Russia. but were made lit-cos-
sary by the threatening internal situa-
l .
r
H. Krieger ii Co.
29-3t west Washington St,
GOUTH NORWALK.‘
Hate You Ever Tried our
Charge Tritium?
BUYING FROM US does not mean
that you have to buy inieriorquah
itics 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
tion in that region, which Includes Ar.
menla and Kurdestan. The assurance
has been conveyed also that the Sulvi
it'll] has no wish to quarrel with Hus
s a
The above assurances have- received
due consideration here. and it was fur-
ther explained that the steps which
the general staff is taking in the Cau-
casus should in no sence be regared
as a menace to Turkey. but simply as
precautionary measures which the ill“-
itary authorities naturally must adopt
In view of this considerable concen»
tration oi Turkish troops regardless
of the pacific object of the movement.
The hope is entertained here that the
assurance: will put an end to the
alarming rumors regarding the situa-
tion on the Turko-ltusaznu frontier
that have been circulated abroad
suesrsve FINANCIAL esoonAM.’
Proposed Naval Expenditures Outlined
by Defense Commission.
ST. WRONG, Feb. 20 —chre-
sentatlverr of the Russian Admiralty
submitted today to the commission of
national defence of the Dome the li-
nsttciai outline of the much discussed
naval program. The matter was dis-
cussed with open doors. .
The program is to be completed in,
19”. The expenditures involved
amount to Si ..78,000 000. and increases
yearly from the "It. rr00 000 already in
cluded in the budget of limit for the
laying down of four new battleships to
Pro outing Attorney.
.\i-‘\l' IlRi AIS, Feb. 20'-—A resolu-
llorr ( 'llllng [\E the removal from 0th a
day since .lohn ll Poggenlmrg, .lr. ‘
disappeared. Since that time not the.
least semblance of a clue to Mr. Pog-
gt-nburg's whereabout has been dis-
covered
or Proscctttirg Attorney Charles ii.
Mitchell, wa
nroll mumll
presented to the com
t its meeting last night
and was def hi ed by a vote of 15 toi
The resolutl n charged, among other
things, nogieftt of duty, in not having
enforced the mailer! Sunday laws.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Youngs, of 5:4
Spring street. are the proud parents of
a bright little daughter. horn Monday.
night. Mrs. Youngs was formerly Miss
Ellen Walker, of Ritchlleld Mother
and child are doing well. i
DERSV WOMAN DROWNID.
MATTlrtidirt, l. r.. l‘eb. 20.——Thc
body 0! it wot
at this place ,
In Long lsla d Bound was identified
as that of Ifr . freon F. Brower. of Der-
H. Leonard Robins and Louis 0
Warden, of the South Norwalk Trust
Company, are rivals of Edward Pay-
eon Weston. the Portland to Chicago
pedestrian. On Lincoln's liirthday in Cm".
' . or husband, who made
”9""- “°"‘”' "i" “mm" "“0" un- rumour-uric». saidthut rm wro-
ilfteen miles In three and one-ball disappeared , November 15' that fly".
hours, and now they are seriously con.
siderlug walking to or from New York
on Washington' rr birthday They are of
had been our Thus dud desnondont, and
that she must have committed suicide
DERBY Po 20.—-'l'he ldenllhtatlou
the. opinion that this trip would be far of Mrs. Brow
I" body st Mailltuck
from hard M’ then to accomplish ole-re “pa gguiar disappearance.
-..—.5...“ Mr Br or her ii i-
wan-re JUDOS lMPlAGNlD. iin‘lllpti‘l’l gt. "(mm ‘ w” cal
WASHINGTON Feb. 20-ln tho and was our ling her husband who
Rouse of Representatives today Mr In?" slim?“ Ti"; tee Mrs. ”a”?
. we e on o tnroom apporen y o
Waldo of New York. made a downhill"! . drink ” water. and was not
for the impeachment of Judge irebbiue' all"! "...... m... "914ml .lltnosl
It DIliloy. M the United 3‘3"! CW nimorllaiely “her hueoend came in
for China at shanghai He presented after u". llrower my
and had reed articles of impeachment.
Find Mrs W. ii. Brown,
...»..- mmmm-umr ...
LOST.
position is th t the lrsshet of last
week carried the body down to the
. , loose and it d
tosr—soawaut ssvrrvos so tress island I .
elsty nook Book No still. finder neatly wear A
s umber 15 s
please return to trash
a maximum of ”mm 000 In the year
I914. The expenditures then decreas~
{as to its, coo 000 in tour. and the our.
sequent expenditures are to be main-
tuined at this figure.
1 Admiral Wirenius. chief of the gen-i
eral staff of the Navy declared that
' the Russian yards would be able to
handle and corhpleto the entire pro-
gram The first ships are to he coor-
plcted In four years and the others in
three years after they are laid down.
An alternative minor program also
i
was submitted This provides for the 2
construction of only four battleships
and a fleet of smaller vessels. The ee-
tllnated expenditures under this arched
tile is ”26.300000
The commission took no action
complete reorganisation of the Admir-
alty is generally held to be essential
before the new program can be adopted
GEN. ooooe DIM).
WASHINGTON, ,F'uh. Eur—Briga-
dlcr-(icnerai Francis 3. Dodge, U. 8
At" retired, vého was 1: a model
‘0 honor by onng eguiehed
gallantry at the battle ofgwirito River
in Coloradd in the Indian campaigns in
the sixties, died hm yesterday. (lea.
Dodge perv“ with the 33rd Nesssclus
sells Volunteer Iteglnrsst during the
Fish War lie was 06 years old.
Li‘l’TLl NONI WORK AT PANAMA.
WASHINGTON rob. 20-Thel
roles Corral Cosr-iesios is ssgiEtts piece, rseslttsg as follows: President.
thstprotslsescssegiveethefsctthst bA.lnmsos,ostet flavor Vice- thsto
usehesiss president hunts
he
A!
whthePsss-scessloaauosntof
.reessllossisttoe.
customers. Our qualities and assort-
ments' are better and larger than anything
shown in The Norwalks; 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. Kr ieger ' 8r ' CO.
I
W
”new“, ......
LUMBER DEALERS MEET son W H. Judd. of Stamford, and Sec-
rotary Mansfield member of board of
directors for two years, George ti.
Taylor, Willlmantic; for three years.
iv‘. w. iiorgardus. of Stamford; if. V.
Chappell. New Damion; J. K. Humili-
:qugatuck, and it. W. Osborn, ltldgtc
ed.
in his annual report. lacrotary
Mansfield took a hopofui view of burr-
irress. He said there was every reason
to bottom that the business condi-
tions would adjust themselves. and
that the country Wes too prosperous
to stand still. He predicted that in a
short time iiif' derrlcrs would lindtheir-
businerr in about the same condition as
before the panic.
' At the conclusion of the meeting, a
banquet was served at the club and
him "n ”i. “org"
A Wit 01'
gig. and Rev. Dr. New
notorious szo TILIORAPR
HEREIN. rob.
today to
Hopeful View of the Business Situa-
tion.
The annual meeting and sixtccutlr
niruunl banquet of the Lumber Drai-
t"rs Association of Connecticut was
held Tuesday at The Union brunt!
(‘iulr. New Haven. and p.ovcd in very
pleasant aiiuir
A most important resolution
passed asking the Connecticut
lature to extend and cutlery the
work which is being done by the
state in the line if forestry The
passage of this resolution by the inm-
ber dealers followed a most interesting
address upon the subject delivered by
Prof Chapman, who is actively inter-
ested in this work.
The association also placed tacit on
record as strongly favoring the crew
tion ofaneerve lstIrsWhlteiloen-
taine.abill for which is nowpend-
in
The annual election of encore took
wits
logis-
Norwalk Chronicler