r "'5”, plwsys North watching.
, not»: you and save yori
ht burial"!!! Ciothins. Bo
lily ,
_ bidet of Old» and $10.00 Butts
wnys new and up to date. Noth-
We. The student or quality is
mi ‘lhm‘houb—tha best proi
g d our prlces are always the
in best can be sold for.
WEmd honest prices,
0
Company
Y GOODWIN, Manager.
W"' am...
cruIIOPRAOTrc—The'uew
_ Science of Healing.
To receive Chiropractic attention is
freedom from disease without receiv-
ing foreign substances into the atom-
m. This new’ method Is now being
,Mced in nearly every state in the
finial! and many foreign countries. it
. tile nerves that carry heat, health
A if strength in every Individual. Pinch-
ed nerves that hare only been doing o.
‘rt of their work are soon put into a
milky condition and the whole body
slth. The Chiropractic
othod 0 Healing is powerful and
Tinnitus; it will reach every organ in
the human body. Our success is mar-
elous.
!. Washington St, Haviland House.
lT. FRANCIS. D. C.
" Magnetic Treatments Also Given.
LEGALNOTICES
SOI VIC NT NO TK‘II.
1 District of Norwalk, no.
Court, February 5, A. 1)., 1908.
Estate of (leorge W. ilcncdict, late
:D‘orwaik, in said district, dch-ascd.
; The Court of Probate for the Dis-
" trict of Norwalk, hath limited and
”allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate
., to exhibit their claims for settlement.
e who neglect to present their
“counts, properly attested, within
ssh! time, will be dcbarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to paid cstatc
tire reqncstcd to make immediate pay
, merit to
,. CORNEIIIA M. RUSSELL.
l Administrstrix.
i’r obate
, ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Rogers K5 Stevens will bo open as
mum tomorrow.
fills in music for Saturday at Brig-
erman's. Read the adv.
- The officers of the Union chapcl, of
'nbnry, hold a meeting fast even-
Silistrday halo. of sheet. music at
leman's. The miv. will tcll you more
bout it.
Milli Florrie Kelley of West av critic
eff. this afternoon fOr a week's visit
t1]: friends in ch York and Eliza-
.‘Wllliam I". iinbbell, of "ii West Main
urea. passed a wry comfortable
init, and was Ionsidoraitly impromi
odsy.
Pool .1, Borg and Clibct't Scoriollo
. , Norwuilt, will go to Hartford. this
Wining. to attend the flcuf MutoII'
masquerade carnival.
King's l‘langhiomfiml the Sunshlnc
July, of tho l'nlon chant-L Crun-
my, will haven nIIOIial owning at the
chapel, Wednesday night
;‘ 4I~Freitll Hams.
”‘50 ”L,
Turk Market
at New
The Incrnbcrn ot tlu- Merrill final-
W College are busy decorating the
Hall, where they will giro their
motif reception this evening
lifltn J". Smith, who fell while on his
fly from from work Wednesday of
. , I was not so badly injured as
‘ , Mr Smith in
able to in.-
Clothing .
FAIR CLOAK and FUR STORE
as WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
LADIES’, MISSESI and CHIL-
DREN’S SUITS, COATS,
SKIRTS,‘ WAISTS, MILLI-
. NERY, F URS, PETTICOATS
AND INFANTS’ WEAR MUST BE SOLD.
We must sell everything Every dollar’ 3 'worth of goods
must be turned into cash REGARDLESS OF LOSS TO g.US
Remember, this sale will set all bargains mad. Goods will
be sacrificed, slaughtered, rushed out. ,
In 10 days the entire stock will be, and must be, turned,
into cash, in order to remodel the store for the Spring stock.
Do not miss the most remarkable sale. The low prices
It Is your gain to buy goods
'Slli
iiilW
B—fllNB
0N.
floor
mosque ball was held last night and
the function promises to ho {1 your suc-
committee or llncus Tribe‘s
cossfnl one.
The board of rcliof ot‘ the town 0f
Nm‘wnik wore in mission yostorduy
and today.
Tonight. will be amateur night at
iioyt's Theatre, and II great deal of
fun is cxpcctcd. .
Ma y of the star.» window's di't' prof
lily (round with American flags in
honor of Washington It birthday.
Patrick Slnttery. who has horn ill at
several weeks, is very much improvod.
Mrs John O Sullivan who ban lucu
ill at her homo on Main atrcct Not
walk, for acvcrol wcckn romains about
”it" name. . I
The ins-at bargain carnival at tho
ioston Store will hi" to forco iu-IWI-vu
i and ii o'clock tonight. The adv, will
givo you Iromo iflf'll of tho startling
pr‘lco reductions
The second basin-thrill team of thI
Overlook Military Atatlmny erIt to
Wcatport last evening and played the
Westporin. in thIu old Catholic church.
Tho WI-nlporicrs won by tho clone
score of if! to H.
Annie Harris, who conducts a ill-oc-
my store at 4 Piattaviile avenue. Nor-
walk, has filed notice in the town
Ilork'II odico that him will soil all the
elaborate rehearsal of
~11 _. ..
NTOmorrow”
‘ to bore TODAY.
,, I.
, e Vein-us
. hunk wants to help you TODAY.
I It en mar help than who ever intend but never do actually ssve
3, South Norwalk Savings Bank
m IAIN WILD!“
stock and fixtures to Hytnun isrool. of
New York. The sale to take place
27, 1908.
””0” ' o..m..........,.w.. Mm... . W... ..
has up: more man porn- than any
other word in the English inn-
sun‘s. Don t lot “Tomorrow" ruin
Halts up your mind that if you are ever to get ahead, you must
sum nonwsut, court.
IP‘ ‘
will awake Wonder and surprise.
now, at a fraction of their actual 'cost.
Remember, Our loss Is your gain. We do not put out a
few well- known articles, and mark them at drawing- card prices,
but we offer you the unlimited choice of the entire stock at
RECORD- BREAKING PRICES.
L.GOLDE
68 Washington Street,
his home. on Cross otroot. Not'willk, i‘or’
CHANGED HANDS
Cleo. mg Sale'
AT THE
PENNSYLVANIA TUNNEL COM-
PLETED
Four Tubes Connected Under the East.
River, New York, Today.
NEW YORK, l‘c
tho great systcm of tunnels and sub-
ways by which the Pennsylvania Rail-
road will be enabled to run a train
front Philadelphia under the Hudson
River, across Manhattan island and
under the East River to Long island
City. was compietcd. The two ends of
the four tubes connecting Manhattan
island with Long Island City were
brought. together under the bed of the
middle of the East. River off 8-iih
strcct today, and tho stool rings conr
posing tho shell of the tube were for
iho first time boiled in ono continu-
ous'strinrt from shore to shore. Tho
work on this tube was begun ,in ‘Auv
gust. 1905, and it was four thounond
foot. in length.
be complotod within II. few days, and
Two other tubes wlt'I
rm,» fourth will. I... finished within 3’
months, according to no announccnrmu
made by the company. So accurate
wort! tho measurements of tho l’lifllil'
I-oru that. the ends came together with
a variation of only threo-t-ights of an
inch
This system of tunnels under the
East River will connect. the Long is-
land Railroad with the Pennfllvanla
Railroad's terminal road now being
constructed at 33rd street, New York.
A connecting railroad is to be con-
structed in Long island City and
Brooklyn to connect with various silo
tions of the bong island Ruliroad
COlNClDlD.
Young lipoonamore mith enthusi-
asmlmlsu't that Dollie Dumplings a
dream?
Miss—«Yes: you'll wakr- up some
day and find that's all sho hi. «(hi- ,
cargo Tribune.
The Further iiixhisof
Norwnllt lioplis’t Church will ho
”it?”
. annual W nshinnton' II lilrthdsy midi
this would”: at the church. A this pro- wine.
srsm hubs on matured ineludint olo
cotton work by Charles molestatio-
strumeutnl music by Miss emu
mm sod now features
The instinct that new It am to
attend n murder trial molten s M
(in npfltwmsprmw
b. 2l.—-'I'ho first of“
TDP‘fifiWTN '
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Gilli:
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9
South Norwalk.
' DEATHS AND whims
Mrs. Elia Hine's Funeral.
The funeral of Mrs. Ella Hinc will
.lu‘ hold tomorrow afternoon, at 2:30
o'clook from the family residence, No.
38 Gregory Boulevard, Rev. G. T.
P‘rooman, of East Norwalk, and Rev.
Mr. Faust, of lawrencc. Long island.
formerly of East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. will officiate.
mom. in Riverside Cemetery.
W
TRINITY cw‘s‘smoxen TONIGHT.
'i‘lro members of TrinityMen’s Club
om anticipating with much pleasure
tonight's smoker of‘the club at the
club rooms, in South Main street. Some
of the features of the evening will be
several boxing bouts and wrestling
ruatchcs. There will also be various
titht‘r divcrsious and refreshments will
Ito sowed. The pool game in the tour-
nmnont will be between Silvio Panto
twill IInd Roy Bullock, such rated at
lil0
I ...—.. “ma—0..“
inter-
' COMPLETE OUTFlT.
"You not-d." said the cxpcrt to the
lilill'i'l't’l'. “tWo pairs of glasses, one far
reading and one for long distance."
"Can't. you make it three pair?" solo
crl the mun who had made a study of
his own cuss. “l'd like home short.
sighted ones to use on bill collectors."
SOME EXCITEMENT.
" flows everything?"
All right I'm got things coming
my way at last. "
“floral! What things?"
"liill t‘ollcctors for one."
WOULD lMi’ROVE SOME.
"Here in an account of It woman
in Connoorlcni who hasn't sputum Ti
her husband for thirteen yearns. "
"tin! Talk about rout
hornet" ‘
ha pp)
”MM“..-
HIRE REASON.
"Well why did you mm. run my
wK‘I‘AE l cm uotthcr rich our hand
r
"titili you might tunes to n man
Indon't you think?
‘ NATURALLY.
"Em of the stunt mods are begin
25 to 50 Per
Winter Goods to Close out.
ODDS AND ENDS OF FINE DRE
FIN! TAILOR MADE SUITS—NOT A SUIT RESERVED.
MUPFS AND SCARFS OF THE MOST RELIABLE FURS,
SLANKITS AND COMFORTABLES. MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS-
ALL TO BE SOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO COST 0R FORMER PRICES.
Housefurnishing Dept.
20% DISCOUNT ON PARLOR. LIBRARY AND HALL LAMPS, DECO RATED OLOIIS AND SHADES, JAR-
DINIERS, PEDESTALS AND UMBRELLA STANDS.
NOS 2 Ind 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
lifter In ven fory Sale.
Good Parlor Bream .............. 19c Folding ironing Board. . . . . . . .. ”$1.00 Night Lamp, complete... ....... E...10o
Coffee Mills ............ . ...... '. ...59t: 50 ft. Clothoo Lino ................ 19: 4 pc. Tobi. Soto. . ........... ”450
Stow Enamel. . .....15c Good choppers, No.1. ....... so: iqt Decorated Milk Pitchers. .....5c
Washing Powder, box. .. ........... 4c Parlor Matches. per box ........... 4: Paper Lamp Shades. . ........ ,.....3a
Cent. Reduction on All Kinds of
SS GOODS. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER CLOAKS.
TRIS'IE'RAM 8r HYA'I'I', NOEWALK, CONN.
, H"... mm“... MW..._,...,.I.
CHINESE iNDEMNlTY FUND.E
May be Used to Erect American Col-
leges in China.
WASHINGTON li‘ei) 2i.»'l'hc pro
position to retain control of the dispo
sition of tho 8i i 000 000 of relinquishch
Chinese indemnity and have it. used
in the erection of Amcrican colleges
in (‘hinu and in bringing Chinese stu-
dents to the United States to complete
their education, has been brought Eto
the attention of President Roosevelt
and the State Department by William
1‘. Hills. of Philadelphia, who has rc-
celilli returned from the Orient. This1
plan is not original with Mr. Ellis, but
has been considered as an excellent
idea for Home ”Inc by the State in»
partnrent.
How any such plan can bo worked
out, especially in view of the action
already taken, which commits the ox-
ocntlve branch of the government to
its offcr to relinquish to China the
surplus indemnity, is the puzzling
question. The senate bun pructicaih
given its consent to tho president's
offer and the matter is now pending
in the homo commiitcr- int iorolgu at
{nit-s.
i
i
\
lN WATER COLORS.
Among the students taking the art
course at a certain iioston educational ‘
institution are two impccunious youths
from It sorrtlrern city. To reduce their
expenses the young men from Dixie
share aneupartmenl, to which is at»
tached a sort of kitchen whorc they;
proparc most of their own meals.
One morning the older of the stu-
deuts appeared at the kitchen door.
pulctie on thumb and frown on brown.
"What's the matter with the coffee.
Dick?" he asked. "isn't it ready?"
"A little patience, old nrun." replied
Dick. “and I'll soon fix you. It's his
ready sketched in."—riiarpcr"s Weekly.
..... ”.4.“
i f i i i Ei
FOLLOW
THE
CROWD
and you will find that
we're always selling
TCOZRL
THE " .
SAME
OLD
SPOT!
149 Washington St.
The Ferris Coal Co.
sin: to fool the competition of tit-IE
EM!“ Tim," .
"You; II are:
‘
Viiiii
Hits for Saturday.
SHEET MUSIC
TWO Blue Eyes, lm Afraid to Come it
Home in the Dark, Harrison i Arn‘my’”
Waiting for the hummer Time and
You Won't You Be- My Hoary, When mm;
the Springtime things the Roses. Jen-
aic Door.
Who-n it's
'Nesth tho Old Grape Arbor Shade.
Dreaming. flirt Who 'i'hrsw no Down,
Thcrc’s ,
Muslim's Frame, Monkey Loud. A“
Walt: Drums, I'm starving for One
Sight of You iby Chas K. Rsrril).
and "rally others.
l’l
flood-bye, Honey. “trod-bye,
Moonlight Mary Darling
Another Picture in My
Nitrogen»,
Um "OISE.
. reaction the conclusion that his eight.
your-old boy in a triiic too bright.
had
I'rlcndn from Philadelphia with a furi-
ll’ story.
'5 O . V intlngstcr
throughout. the previous tsourses, but
.boy with s fine affection of delight,
Harper’s \l‘celtly.
PUBLIC IllVlCl COMMISSION IN-
OU MSG.
Service Commission today adopted a
resolution calling upon the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Pompsny to explain why the work of ‘
condiment!
mar-mu um snow
"Mm...“ - ,-.._.................... . W w ._._____. .
pgi . ’1 I
H. Krieger & “Co. ’
29'3'. went‘WashingtEorI St.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Hate You Ever Tried ilur
Charge Atrium9
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-
merit stores, who give and invite charge
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. Krieger «& Co.
‘ SOUTH NORwALk.
Hts aspenronv. I W couranrmo.
, A ,Caurden. N. .l.. mun recently A lady wig: had recently moved to
the suburbs was very fond of her first.
brood of chickens it of»; out one often
noon she left Inc. household in charm: i
of but eighoyour-oid boy. Before her i
return a thunder storm came up. The ~
youngster forget the chicks during thr- i
storm. and was dismayed. liter it 1
passed, to find that half of them had
been drowned Though fearing the
wrath to come, he thought but to
moire II clean hroaat of the calamity.
rather than leave it to he discovered
"Mnmmn," he said, contritely, when
his mmher had returned. "momma. six
or the chickens are dead."
“Dead” cried his mother. "Six!
How did they die?"
The boy saw his chance
“i think—i think tho: dist! happy:
he said .«Hsrper s Woolly.
run Slum It;
“When n man's
said was mm, uni
At dinner one evcniug the father
lice-n entertaining a number of
The
quiet.
This was at dessert.
had been .very
cro hr.- aroae to the occasion in fine
it hen the laughter induced by
is fathers humor had ceased the
"NOW. dsd, do tell tho othrr onei"-
NEW YORK, Feb. 21 .-The White
New York. West
Chester-a Boston Itsilw from the burststostsyfmneishto'
lioness film to the orig" nuts has iii any time sftsrrn idtilshi."
areitsitt- up“. In Bride, "
Norwalk Chronicler