panama you and save you
‘bitylnt load Clothing. 80
loci: oh 37.00 and $10.00 Bulls
,. The standard of quality is
tied lbroughout~>the heat. on»
‘Z on our prices are always the
‘ the ”host can be sold for.
goods and honest prices,
bright- or.
'Cbmnfluu
Company
Y.GOODWIN. Manager.
OPR'ACTIC—Thc New
Science of Healing. . .
,oceive Chiropractic attention is
.' .. from disease without receiv-
_ Groin substances into the atom
r is new method is now being
, cell in nearly every state in the
and many foreign countries. It
‘ nerves that carry heat, health
, fimxth in every individual Pinch
van that have only been doing a
. their work are soon put into a
, y condition and the whole body
than health. The Chiropractic;
of Healing is powerful gnu
‘ ; it. will reach every orgy. in
than body. Our cocoon}. .ir mar-
Washington at. Havfimd House.
iT. FRANgW, D C.
“Mn“ 7'91 lento Allo Given.
CROWD
and you will find that
we’re always selling
COAL
SAME
OLD
SPOT 2
149 Washington St.
_ Ferris Coal Co.“
l5c.
wobble Eyes. ‘i'm Afraid to Come
In: for the Summer Time and
/ “Won't You no My Money. Wlwn i
Wrinatiuw Brings the, Rotten, .ch-
kit's Moonlight Mary llarliuit
,. is always worth watching.
”his new and up to'dato. Noth- .
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Richlrd W. Cogglwell.
Richard W. (loggowell. aged one
year and two month». non of Mr. and
Mm. Charles ll. Ooggswoll. died Thurs.
tiny afternoon at bin home in Vietnam
avcnuo, Flat-it Norwalk. F‘uncrul sor-
vlcou will be hold this afternoon from
Illli borne at 2 ouclock Rev. George
Drew lc,gbert pastor of the Norwalk
Congregational Church will officiate.
Interment will follow at the Norwalk
cemetery
—.——.
Hugh H010»
litigh Heath, a veteran ol’ tho'Civll
War. dicd February 20 at Fitch Bold-
lcra’ Home. Noroton The dcccanod
was a private of Company A, Twenty.
lifth Connecticut Volunteer infantry,
Funeral ucivicca will be hold this after.
noon at the Home chapel, at 2:50
o'clock Interment will follow at the
Spring (irovc Cemetery.
F. B. Searlst’;
Frederick Barty i” arlea age four
months died Yi’iifcrday (it his home at
56 Ohborn M'Vnuc. I‘oaat Norwalk. Pun
"it! M’Mcfa will be held from the
banner Ulla afternoo‘ft at 3 Otlot It the
RM." ill. Selicck officiating. inter
.V.
7“.
NORWALK REVIVAL SERVICES.
Miss Lord Prpachcs and G. H. leIt
‘ sings.
A large congregation gathered laid
cvcnlng at tho Norwalk Mothodlal
Church to linlcn to the very practical
address given by Miss May B. hold.
on the subject. What Shall l lit) to
Bo Savod? The auto number was aunt:
by GPOY‘BP ii. ilirat. Tho ucripturo Im-
ilml was taken from Ezekiel 36. Nihil-
ing the promise of d clean harm. and
pulp thoao yt-rucn in Galatians 5. which
tell of the works of the lit-ah. and ill"
{with of the Spirit. Tho text was in
Acts lb“. 30. tho, intention :lnkt'il liy lin-
i’hlllppiau ja'ilcr of the two primiwla
who at midnight ware singing in that
prinon. Moat of lltl could sing whoa
all those around no Hang. but dm-i-i'tlw
world one lurch a spirit in tin iniour
alllictlona that it cries out. “What must
i do to get that which you have? How
can i oxpcricncc such tt'tlal, even in
the hours of diucouragcmcnt, pcril and
darkness?" lly nature ouch individual
wanta his own way. We Ncc it in tho»
little child. or in the adult. and we
am! also tho sorrow that baa ('fmli‘
When the children have tui‘ticti iroui
the counsel of loving parents, and
i‘rom lilo, counsel of God. sacking their
own way. Jesus came to those who
had turned to their own Wu. and wwc
wandering in narrow and lonllnesa and
rebellion, and bin purpoue was to load
them back to their Heavenly F‘athcrw
back homo. We know of the help and
lnapirntion that come through the
home letters. telling how the absent
ones are thinking and praying for lilo
obnont ones. We watch eagerly for
oflovlng sympathy from tho dear ones
at home. But in the Bible We have 5!
Gotta letter of love and guidance to
men, and as we trust in Its meander-a
there comes salvation to "it. in case
that men are to find heaven a place to
which they shall Joyoualy go. it is mu
contrary for them to get Into followalilp
with (ind hero in llfc. If thy-n- ln no
fellowuhlp bin-c, there can be no joy
in His presence there.
To all many an rccelvc Him ho gtvou
power to become aorta of God And it
in powcr that In hitt'di'd if mm are to
break lilo chain» of sin. to crush ovii
drain-a and to turn to the pure and
noble. And the prunilm- of find is to
not within on a now anttm» that shall
love God. anti the right. a
mum... ”.4...“
LEMONGELLI TRIAL MONDAY.
the Old Grape Arbor filiado,‘
. 15, Girl Who 'l‘liri-w Me Down,
‘ I Another Picture in mi
WWI Frnine. Monkey Land A'
wfllil Dream. l'm Starving for Uni"
of You thy Chas K. Hart-.iii)
‘ any others. .
I
. A. Buggerman,
more Iron.
m in Washington "It.
1" Crescent Laundry. :
. ...-..«....m..4w .44? u—w
‘ Tomorrow”
. H33.
1 llfldgeport.
:tllllll next Monday morning, but Judge
agoyonr' oiled that if you at. ever to not about. you meet"
my went! to help you TODAY
help that who ever lnteod, but never do actually new
if no changv in mode liccatliie til
5 the sudden Iiilwvin of Attorney John .I.
Walsh. the trial of Frank la-mongolli
charged with tampering with it states
without, will go on again in South
.‘torwalk 'l‘m-udny morning at ii: iii.
boron .lmlgo .lobn ti. Pullman. of
The cow was adjourned
Pullman made the change in the date.
in remit-ct to n ponitlblc further change
Pmccuttna Attorney William it‘. ’l'tun.
many wan endeavorlnn to not Into coni-
muuicntlon with Judge N. (i. llownti.
of Stamford, this morning.
w w" rr' m ‘mutv" "w .. .... may“. . ..
has hm more their poor than any
other word in the English inn»
. Don't lctml‘oniorrow” min
' Haven today.
metllt will follow at Riverside Como-r
int-ac lettcra, because of the certainty.
Robert Van m is ill It his home
In Heat avenue.
Santos nonunion! Brooklyn. in I
guest of friends in South Norris] lr.
Frederick H. Quinlan! is in New
Ming the dinner of
the Sons of the American Revolution.
Howard Hoyt and door-m 3.1m"
mono are among the Norwellters at-
{finding the theatre in New York to-
Mr and Mrs. Harry Ramona. of Con.
tier avenue, Norwalk. are spendinga
few days with relatives in New Jor-
Icy.
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Appcroun.
of Hartford, are guests over the hull.
. day all”. and Mrs. Dewitt 1‘ Van Dor-
on of lint avenue.
John Johnson, of Benedict atroct,
Bast Nor-walk. was taken to th . .0' at
rat in the anibulance,‘y yeIterday after-
noon. aufl’erlng from pneumonia.
Miss Susie Seymour, of West street.
went to New York today, to ntwnd the
theatre. She intends to witness "The
Girl Behind the Counter" this after.
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pearce, of
New York. are Washington' a birthday
mate of Mra. Pearce's parents, Mr
and Mrs. R. L. (labour, of Scavlcw
avenue, East Not-walk.
G. Lewis Prlco contotiiplntca PL
sire. improvements in his nip!"i
Washington street. The" w‘i'l be no
(Hoveringn for the 'u'n walls and ('91
lag and maolblytfhetal for the latter
“Witt" utereated in the rte-organiza-
tion e’ The Knob Outing Club will
“9 d a meeting Monday night at tho
South Norwalk Club when a. commltw
tee appointed to solicit memlwrn is to
report.
.lohn ltritto made complaint to the
police lust night. that he had been aa-
saulted by 9. Pine utrcot woman, Mrs.
ilurna. Offlccd Frank Raymond pinc-
cd her under arrest but. relcaaed her
undcr a cash bond of $25. The tunic
did not come up this morning on ac-
count of the holiday and has gono over
until Monday morning.
TRINITY MEN'S CLUB SMOKER.
Athletic Program Given by Members
of the Organizaticin.
Last. night's smoker of Trinity Men's
(flab brought out more than a hurt-
dt'ed members of the club and l'rlcudu
to lllt‘ club quarters In South Main
direct. ‘
'l'bo program of entertainment won
or an athletics nature. chiefly. 'i‘liorc
were boxing bouts lit-tween .iolin lion-
jauilii and .lorry ()‘Ilrlon and several
other young men and throw wrmtling
limits. Reuben ”auditor; and Samuel
Holmes, and William Milln and ”cargo
Vollc tired. and Floyd ('oflln‘ won from
Louis Hawkins. During the evening
.icri'y O'Brien aang "liarrigttn." Sump-
tuoua l‘i’fi‘t'tilllllcmlfl wore served, in-
cluding sandwiches of various kinda.
colic. cotton and other articles of tilt-i.
Thorn was also an interesting pmti
match in the club's tournament, Silvio
Pagans-til. ind, defeating ltay Scllcck.
100. by the clone score of .100 to ill.
'1' hi acme hv framca:
Paganetti, too.
Selleck. 100.
ll 4
l i live]
4 ‘ l iii-ml
2W2 I ' lbw-i
s " 7
Iii—vi , ' -l
a ' ‘ ' swi
9—1 5
4 i ll
14 i l l
4 ' 10—1
7 ' r « s
a ' to
5-4 ' 2—1
too 93
There will also be anothor game to-
‘lilgbt in the tournament.
ARRESTED ON VBODV WRITS.
Stove Carrion and John Cordon, two
Hungarian residents of Springwood.
were placed under arrest on body
.wrltn butt night by Countable Samuel
C. lrclaud. on a charge of aunault on
two follow countrymen. They were
released on bail, and it. will be Homo
days yet. before the case comes to
trial. it in stated that the Carrion
brothers had a light Wednesday night
and that the man whom they are
charged with assaulting arc atlll laid
up from the effects of the affair.
wouuneo Win: KILLED HIM-
our.
l-iil'l‘illlKli‘ifl.'(lolo.. 1w. 22.~—~in-
urine with rage lli'iffilllfl‘ his wife ob-
ioctud to him standing ono of their
children, II. II. monelmrnor, aged ii.
a prominent and wealthy farmer "v:
lnu near this city. loot night. shot and
fatally oundod the woman and then
fatally wounded the woman and then
heart and committed aulclde before
his six little children, treated around
the supper table.
.—~
LiT’i’Ll DA‘NOII.
"Scientific agree that. climatea are
changing all over the world" minorit-
en the Englluh tourism. "Aren't you
afraid it will change for the worse in
this country?" .
".0! no.‘ 1- option! the New Yorker.
"it couldn't."~ChlotIgo {lolly Nevin.
FIARID Tl“ WON“. .
“What in the name of your new fly-
ing machine?"
“I think l willc it it the bird."
"am more 34mins?”
llclii‘l' annoy I. or! VIII
MSW roam! “um
and W
all”. MA my“ .
mimic. from
diarrhea! , can. my: a.
I” > ~_" _
Itate‘I
for Distric to!
New York, will loll. human to the
order of the court, at auction. on the
28th do! of Febmry. mm, at. it
o'clock in the formal). at the prem-
ises of the bankrupt. The American
Paper Box Mtg. 00.. corner of (irons
and River streets, in the City of Nor.
walk, Fairheld County. in the State or
Connecticut. all the assets of the
abovonemed bankrupt. the entire
plant for thornsnufacturiul of other
folding box», consisting of Banborn
machines, Csmpbell machines and
crown. Thompson and Universal cut
ters and crease", Campbell printing
presses. stamping machines and press”:
on with dies, PeerleII. Liberty. Thom
non, and Br’aidwood printing presses.
one Hoe drum cylinder. shorting. trellis.
racks, wire cutters and Ititchers,8
gluing machines, and other mcblneli;
alno desire, tables, chairs. chow-cases.
steam tables, pots, safe, typewriter.
tiling cabinet. partitions. tools. and
other cities furniture and fixtures
Also a large qu‘antlty of p tper, cut
and uncut. and manufactured and ,u
manufactured and unmanufacturéred
paper boxes, consisting list and
folding boxes, ice or pyramid.
chariotte rune, oytltér, and all other
kinds of boxes dial" box supplies. of
Net”) kind,” nature, and description.
A/hto raw material, consisting of sin.
gin and double manllla Wrapping pa-
per. etc.
”him it.
There will also be sold on the day
rid at the hour above mentioned the
a! estate in Norwalk, Fairtleld Conn-
Connoctlcut. upon which the salt
.tory in situated. at the corner 0
Cross and River streets. being:
All that certain piece or parcel of
land, with the factory and other build.
inga standing thereon, situated In the
City of Nor-walk. in acid town. and
bounded northerly 1421/. feet by land
of James Sutherland. esoterly about
it: feet by highway called Cross
street. southerly 144 feet. by the par-
ccl of land hereinafter described. and
westerly about 106 by lands now or
formerly. severally. of Louis ii. llccrn
and Monson lloyt.
The above parcel consists of ll lot
with a factory brick building thereon,
about 60mm). with a rear extension
of about 25:75, including all the no
purlonnnccs of the said factory build-
lugs and forming part of the realty.
'I‘his parcel. known as No.16 Belden
cumbrauccs. including interest, toms,
foreclosure suit. and all other liens
and incumbrnncen.
There will also be cold at the time
and place allow: mentioned the follow
ing parcel of land situate in tho Cit i
of Norwalk. Fairflcld County. in the
State of Connecticut:
All that. piece or parcel of land. with
a dwcliing house. and other buildings
standing thereon. situated in acid ('ity
of Norwalk. and bounded northerly by
the parcel of above (inscribed and bi’
laud now or formerly of Louis ii.
‘llocrs:.caaicrly by Cross MfW‘l. lit)
foot; southcriy‘by land of Anna A. Bow
field, and by land now or late of the
t'h‘iillf‘ of Ellen Sherwood. deceased.
and wcatcrly to foot by highway called
Ileldcu avenue.
'l‘lils parcel. known as Not iii llcldcn
avenue, in in the rear of the property
upon which tho factory building is all-
noted and In a lot of 601050 running
from Croats street tor Beldcn avenue.
with a dwelling honsé and ham erect
cd thereon.
The foregoing property In mid sub-
,iccf. to two mortgages aggregating 85,
titll), together with all intervals, taxes,
and all other liens thereon.
The entire plant, machinery, and
nwrcbandise above enumerated is op-
on to Inspection from February 18th to
February 28th. 1908, at all hours be»
tween 10 a. m. and ‘l p. m.. at Nor-
walk. Fairileld County, Conn.
Further information with reference
to tho proporty to be sold can he on.
mined at. the oilice of the Receiver,
Charles L. Oohn, Eon. 271 Broadway,
iiorough of Manhattan. New York
titty. or his attorneys. Galnaburg &
Solomon. 299 Broadway. Iloroltlth of
Manhattan. New York City.
liataloaucn of some can he obtalncd
at oithct‘ of the paid oilicen. or at the
office of the auctioneer. 115 Menard
ntrect. Borough of Manhattan. City of
New York. either by calling or writing
for aortic. '
CHARLES L. COIIN. Receiver,
271 “roadway, borough of Manhattan.
New York City. N. Y
tlainaburg h Solomon Attorneys for
Receiver. 299 Broadway. nomad
of ¥anhattan, New tYOl'R City.
N. .
VERY QLD TOIAOCO.
_.
it Was Found in ltonlngton, Title
State, After Forty-five Venn.
Some old tobacco lino inst dome to
"tilt in North Stonlngton, It to Kim
kicknlclt by name Ind In over ill years
old, and ciao has quite a history.
About the year not, Killkicltnick to
bacco was one of the beat bramhi of
tobacco in tlllt‘.
Dwight it. Wheeler, who was born in
North Stonlngton. was in the clothing
huidneu in New York city.‘ He rs-
Kitilvcd an order from it southern fifth.
which hp. at. noon shipped to them Be-
fore he reccivca his pay the comm!”
failed and in order to moire him-self
good. Mr. Wheeler Wan obliged to a
cept llvt- tons of tobacco in payment
for the bill.
, Wu.
Eltonington for storage. and to all up
pmnuce it was lost, night of. an it wot
norm" touched until after his death
The ndminintrntora of blue title were
obliged to If!" it. and a part of
in vm pal-chaired by Austin ll. Militia.
of North illoningtoo. He has weigh:
edit up into email nausea and no
tor bovine the imam! revenue stamp
on the penile line Men eel
There are now over two than
“amounted
mutilation
better
a: I
At that limo the law .
'i'HH LHAHING HRY GOODS “HRH.
TRIS TRAM & H Y II TT.
' NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
After In yet: tory ~ a9
9.
25 to 50 Per Cent. Reduction on All Kinds of
Winter Goods to Close Out.
ODDO AND END. OF FINE DRESS GOODS OUR ENTIRE STOCK 0F WINTER CLOAKO.
FIN! TAILOR MAD! HINTS—NOT A SUIT RESERVED.
MUFFS AND WARFG OF THE
MOST RELIABLE FURI. r
BLANKET! AND COMFORTABLEO. MlflEfl' AND CHILDREN'O‘CLOAKB.
ALL TO IE BOLD WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR FORMER PRICES.
7 Houscfumishing Dept.
Good Parlor Brooms ........ .;ch
Coffee Mills” w-.¥.~'.: .......... 59c
Sioujmntel ...... ...15c
Walhinp Powder. box..... ......... «I
Foldin ironic; 20ml ,. ..... ”41.00 Night Lamp, complete... ....... ...10o
son. lattice Line ....... ‘.;........19c4 pe.‘l’nbiem... ........ ‘... ..4
Good Choppers. No. 1 ............ 190:: 90cm Decorated Milk Pitcher-0.. .5c
Parlor Matches. per boa ........... 4i: Paper Lamp SWIM .30
20% DIWOUNT ON PARLOR. LIBRARY AND HALL LAMPS DECORATED GLODEB AND SHADES, JAR-
DlNlERB. PEDESTALS AND UMBRELLA STANDS.
TRISTRAM c HYA‘I'T, NORWALK, court.
SQUAD! lN CONNECTICUT. i
An industry in Which Some Have
Failed to Get Rich.
l
A timely warning. together with
many helpful hints concerning aqoab
raining In givcn in a little [mumbled
inst Issued by the Storm Agricultural
College This is an industry which
baa attracted many, and which lino
not proved in all cases to be so pro.
fltoble an it was pictured to be For
this reason a public service. is done
by the college in giving the people the
iron benefit of the man" of the tavern
tigatlona which have been made. The
ottlclulsof that institution have uncer-
talnrd that much of the‘informatlon
which has been published about this
Industry haa bcen misleading and in
correct. and they add. "The result
has been that many a widow has plac-
cd her lbouaand dollar life insurance
in much breeders and equipment, ex
peeling at least a thousand dollars in
divldcndn within a few months since,
greater portion of this literature saya.‘
'Thcy will pay for their food front the!
atart iof course. being properly mat-
cfdl An a rule. the investment,
not only has failed to produce the;
dividend expected. or own to pay for
the food that has been eaten, but also'
has given a considerable amount of
work. and the stock would bc hard to
change-into cash even at a loan of
seventy-live cents on tho‘doliar." i
Tim pamphlet goes on to any that;
tho claim of advertlnera to the client?
that. the birds herd little care. is not
correct. but that ilioy need both cure.
and attention. requiring considerablo
time and patience, After throwing this
amount of cold water on tho induatry.
the bulletin thrown out this ray of
hope:
“it ahould not be understood from
this that money cannot. he made from
the equal) industry. but it is doubtful
if any person can take up the squat)
lnduatry as a business and pay on
pent-ion (specially during the first year
oi two. unless he has had training or
previous experience, an would be re»
quired In any other industry to make
it, a success."
There are other important facts
contained in the bulletin, for ’it In in
lined with a view to helping prospect:
tlve squat) breeders as well as with
the hope of being of some use to the
older breeders Boiled down it goes to
show that this means of "getting rich
quick' is not much better than some
others,
The millii of the. gods grind slowly
when a frenzied financier is employed
to adjust the machinery.
-4... c... m...
GLOVER’S The Place.
He shipped the tobacco in North -
. The continued DIMAND for [Lila
SHOII in convincing proof of their
oscelloncy. When the price “.50 and
“no is paid time in satisfaction of
VALU! llcllVIli.
PM”. “2-4.
Wear
STILL GOING
H. Kilegel’ & CO.
29-3i wetstWashtngton are"
' SOUTH NORWALK.
Haiti, You Ever nu iliii'
Charge dictum?
BUYING FROM US does not mean
that win have to buy inferior qual-
ities beCausc 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 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-
coars, BLANKETS. QUILTS.‘ and a
‘full‘line of fine FURNITURE: In every
department you can have YOUR PUR-
CHASES CHARGED.
H. Krieger &‘ Co.
F?
if we wind: to be just Judge: of till
Wisely lm, thing» lot us first persuade onmlvea
W
Look not moumfully into the trust.
it come: not back again.
more the timeout: it. in thin (to of tbl: that there in not one of tin
forth in meat the shadowy future without fault . no man II found
without fear and with a more heart. who can acquit himsell.—-Sensea.
A Call to the Publicly
CHANGED HANDS
Clearing “a e I
'.* AT THE
Faerloalt and FurStorI‘
Norwalk Chronicler