~ g new and up to date. Noth-
”a. The standard of quality Is
. throughout—the best pro-
, . . our prices are always the
CHROMC'I'IC—The New
. Science of Ilealmg.
To receive Chiropractic attention is
from disease without receiv-
, ‘ , foreign substances into the storm
,. , ‘tThIs' new method now being
Wood in nearly. over state in the
Wand many foreign countries. It
id the-nerves that carry heat. health
it! ”strength in every individual. Pinch-
“nerves that have only been doing a
f of their work are soon not into a
' thy condition and the whole body
mines health, The Chiropractic
W of Healing is powerful and
.. Inf-Ilene: it will reach every organ in
more“ body. Our success is mar-
e.
. E. Washington 8t., Heviland House.
1'. FRANCIS. D. C. '
., and you will find that
’ we're always selling
THE
SAME
. OLD
, , , SPOT!
149 Washington St.
The Ferris Coal Co.
\
ZI‘T‘WRITING PAPER.
' 15¢ a Box. .
W. A. Briggenuan,
plasma ems. is: Washington at.
ingest for Crescent Laundry.
SALE
Ili- James cushion Inwn'e Opinion.
llr James Crichton town of be-
Iaad, at the Congress of the Royal
Institute of Public Health In Iandan.
gave a lecture on old age. He states
that if every person should live right
and take the proper care, to live one
hundred years would be a matter of
course.
There is no excuse for foebieneaa at
the age of fifty-sixty or even seventy.
In every person there is a constant
change taking place in the system,
and just so long as the supply equals
or accede the waste, Just so long
will old age be wardod ol. .
. When one finds their energies hag-
ging, the organs acting slowly and
less effectually, the blood sluggish,
and in fact "feels old." then there is
nothing known to medicine that will
restore elasticity to the stop, bright-
ness to the eyes, vigor oi brain and
muscle. end strength to every organ in
the body so surely an our real cod liv-
er and iron preparation, Vinol,
Vinol contains in a concentrated
form all of the medicinal body~bulldr
lng elements of cod liver oil actually
taken from fresh coda' livers, the
useless oil eliminated and tonic iron
added.
We ask every aged person in South
Norwalit to try Vinol on our offer to
return money if not satisfied. The
(Cllifford Pharmacy. South Norwalk,
opn. .
.._...—-_ .—
DEATHS AND ‘ MINERALS
, Elna Goodwin.
Elena Goodwin. father of Iiarry
Goodwimdled last night at the home
of his son. at the corner of Day and
Elizabeth streets, where he had re-
sided for the past. several mortths. Mr.
Goodwin was more than 70 years of
age and was stricken with paralysis.
Funeral services were held this af-
ternoon. with interment in the Jewish
Cemetery In West Norwalk. . .
Elizabeth E. Goodwin.
The funeral of Miss Elizabeth i9.
Goodwin was very largely attended
this morning from St. Joseph’s Church
in South Main street. The Rev. Fa.
ther Gross oiflciated. and at the offer-
tory Mrs. William F. Tammhuy sang
Ave Maria and later ”Rest, Spirit.
Rest." As the body was borne froth
the church the choir sang Scorer, My
God. to Thee. The pail hearers were
ward J. liayes and Thomas Newman.
James Manning was flower bearer.
and there were many handsome tri~
butcs. lntonnent occurred at St.
Mary‘s Cemetery, Norwalk.
...—.—
Fire Box No. 53, located on the New
Canaan road. was pulled this noon for
the regular Wednesday test, and was
found to be in first class condition.
’osrrorsruv. ‘
If you have had the misfortune to
haVe had the “GRIP," and havc not
frilly recovered, now is the time to
take it in hand. Many persons arc
suffering today from some chronic ills-
casfi. that they can trace the origin
back too formcr attack OI this discasc.
This modern treatment will help you
to regain your natural health. Consul.
ration free. Ofllce hours 8:80 a. m.
to 5:30 p,. in. Treatment adminiatcr-
ed by
Dr. Jerome D. Witt,
Phone 123—3.
NO. 12." ISAAC! PLACE, NORWALK,
CONN.
LEO AENOTIcna
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwaik, ss.. PYUIIHU‘
Court, February lllth, A. D., 1908.
Estate of Ida l.. ii. Gifford. late of
the City and State of New York, dc:
ceased.
The Court of Probatc for thc Dino
trict of Norwaik, bath IIIIIIIMI and al-
lowed six months from the date Ilt'rt'OI
for the creditors of sold estate to ca-
hibit their claims for si-ttlomcnt.
. Those who neglect. to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said time. will he debarrlcd a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
ment. to
lilt'IIAllD ii. GOLDEN.
flit 26 mi Administrator.
(SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk, as. l’rdbatc
(”mirt, February 25th, A. ll., littlii.
Estate of ilcuiamln tit. .lohu, late of
.Norwaik In said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
anu. GOING
ON
1'). comma.
Mutual
With a lnrplas
motive manner
Met of all the supreme safety of its depo-
at over sternum and Investing Its funds In the
and under the strict laws governing uti-
haahs it olers same every assurance of safety
lowed six months froth the date here-
;of for the creditors of said estate! to
inhibit their claims for settlement.
iThose who neglect to present their
. counts. properly attested within
tan it time. will be dobarrctl a recovery.
‘All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate pay-
.mom to .
9 ' i‘fli’l‘ll lI. ’I'tildii.
[no mo 12 Administrator.
Owen Riley, I). William Ilarford, l-Zd- _
.iarae'eewe assoc
NO“ '3'” LON I NW"! NONI-
,“ Episcopal Chants
The last week of the evangeitstic
meetings at the Norwslk Nethodiet
Church was opened with an Impres-
sive service last evening. The ser-
vices thus far have been a great
source of help, and many hays been
led to begin a new life, or to renew
their allegiance to Jesus. him”.
Sterling sang the solo another. “One
Soul Redeemed" after which lies
hard road for the Icripture lesson a
part of the 40th Paola, and the nut
part of Jeremiah 18. The test was
”God gave them up." the words three
times re atad in the first chapter
of Rom I. Miss Lord opened her
address With an incident showing the
love of a father and mother for their
son, who had done wrong: and then
she showed the love of God for inch
and women, while they were yet sin-
ners. and quoted the premium 0
Scripture giving Christ's patio... int-i-
tation to come to Him for forgiveness.
But a wayward ,child, forced to come
home is unhaulm and men and we
men forced to give up their sin would
revel. And so the time comes when
men, having refused to. receive
Christ. are given up by God. The Ili-
ble teaches that this life is not all.
but that after death we shall give
an account of the way in which we
have lived here. Ask men and women
If there is a heaven, and the vast
majority will answer. “Yes." It is a
place of joy Ia gladness—where
God's will is d e perfectly. Here
are the men and woman who have
Mt‘iltlfld the pardon which .Ieeus
bought for sinners. with Ilia own
blood. and here on earth God wishes
for the happiness of humanity. But
It is sin that causes the heartachee
and sorrow on earth. Jesus pleads
with men to give up the sin, but some
will not, listen. They will not. listen,
and will have their own way, and
therefore God gives them up. and
their lot is an eternity away from
God. God never gives a man no, ex.
cept for the reason that the man will
not have God. Christ longs to lift
thc burdens from hearts today—to
pardon men's sins, and to fit them for
a |7ace in heaven. And those things
may be ours, If we leave our sinful
way. and come homo. liut if we will
not have them, then God must givc
us up.
LOOKING FOR ANOTHER MURDER
Chicago Priest Believea He is Marked
by Anarchists.
CHICAGO. Fob. Elia-"A murder
will Ito (oninilttod In Chicago within
a mouth similar to the Denver as-
sassination. where the Rev, Father
lam iic‘uirich was shot down While
administering Holy Communion. in St,
Elizabctli's Roman Catholic Church.’
asst-nod (.‘hanm-llor 1'}. M. Dunno, oi
tho ('Illt'iigo archdiocvs». last night.
“I am positlvo that anarchists. auti-
clcricnls or what ever they called
themselves. have prepared lists of
lll‘lt'rllfl and clergy to be killed and
am certain that some Chicago than
has been marked." he said. "l mu tllt
moat logical man for assassination
and although i have thousands of
friends iu the Italian colony, l Ill’H’t
also many bitter cactuics."
PflIIlt‘l' Dunno said if he was not
chose-n to be murdered the other can
didatcs would be either Archbislim
Quigit-y, the Very Rev, If‘. S. Angelluc
ci, of tiny Church of tho Assumption
or the ltcv. Father Francis (lordou
provincial of the Church of Rosurroc
tlouists. Detectives ,Ilcrnacchl and
lxmgobardi reported to Chauccllm
Dunne at. the chancery oiliccs and
told him they were instructed to serve
as his personal bodyguard.
EMPEROR WI LLIAM'B HOLIDAY.
BERLIN, Feb. 26.-—Emperor Wil'
liam, according to the present arrange-
ments. will leave Berlin for his beau-
tiful new villa on the Island of Corfu
on March 21. A semi-official communal-
cntlon issued today says the emperor
goes to Corfu for rest alone and that
therefore the report originating at
Constantinople that the sultan of Tur-
key is sending an extraordinary em;
hassy to Corfu to meet his majesty is
incorrect. It is observed in this com-
munication that no serious complies.
tions in the Near East can be deemed
possible insomuch as the emperor is
carrying out the plan for a holiday at
Corfu decided upon several months
ago.
QUEEN WILHELMA'O, ESCAPE.
THE HAGUE, Feb, 26.—Queen Wil-
hclma and Prince Henry, her husband,
had a narrow escape from serious in-
palace today. The prince was driving
the. carriage in which the queen was
seated. In a narrow part of the road
an electric vehicle, coming at full
speed, suddenly struck the vehicle be-
f the prince could turn out. The
car go was badly wrecked, thrce
wheels being torn off. Portunntcly
novllherifitbe queen nor the prihcc was
hurt. .
MORE STORM WARNINGS.
NEW YORK. Dob. 26.——Tho local
weather bureau has received the fol-
Ioiwng special from Washington:
Southeast storm warnings ordered
continued at noon along the New Eng-
land coast and southwest storm warn-
ings ordered changed to northwest at
3 p. In. from Delaware Breakwater to
New York. Storm over Northern lake
Huron moving eastward. High west
to northwest winds tonight and Thurs-
day.
INVISTIOATINO DNOWNINCI.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-——The Nev-
al Board. headed by Commander Frank
I'. ”richer, which examined into the
recent dmwnings of Privates Election
Savings Bank
itors' money.
son and Molntosb,‘ of the Marine
Corps at Newport, k I.. has reported
that In its opinion the deaths were
purely accidental. 'l' evidence was
to the eflect that it uni-son Jumped
Into the wawr in an elect to save his
comrade. ’No further action In ”Italy.
'IRI IN ROCNVILLCI“»
~ anamossggmrm
f the condition of Esther May Clad-
iury In a carriage accident near the .
i
lire. Idwerd-J. Thomas ad comic.
Illa unlu Bowen, have returned horns
front a week's visit in New York city.
W
Charles litgby.who hasheen iii-at
the iiavilend lime for several weeks,
wasahletoresutnehisdutieeatthe
Crofut and Knapp Hat shop louder.
m .
flavor Charles mud in at
his home on Park street. a is new
sick in bed from the trouble starting
from a bed fall hich he received sov-
erel weeks ago) .
The members of the Norwaik Club
who are interested in howling turned
out again in force last night at the
North Main street bowling alleli-
Bonie of the members who are new at
the game are rapidly developing into
3004 Players. About fort members
of the club have taken up sport.
There Is no change noticeable in
stone, the bright little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gladstone, of
Spring street. For several days she
has been in an apparently paralyzed
condition, and speaks only at rare in-
tervals. She is unable .to move her
right. arm or leg. At first her illness
seemed to be grip but it Is evidently
much more serious.
Chief John D. Milne. of the Nor-
walit Fire Department has r elved
a check for $25 from Minor D. andallv
as a token of appreciation for the
fine work done by the firemen Mon-
day hlght at the fire in the O. E. Wil-
son residence in West avenue. which
Mr. Randall and family occupy, Mr.
and Mrs. Randall also served the tire-
men with sandwiches and coffee on
the night of the fire.
The. case of Frank Lemohgelli.
charged with tampering with a state's
witness, Rutherford B. Havens. will
go on again tomorrow morning in
South Norwalk. before Judge John 8.
Pullman. ,It is stated that. the trial
does not require the presence of lia-
vrna, who has Just been sentenced to
jail for exposing indecent post .cards
for sale, but that if it does, he can
be brought here from Jail to testify.
In the account in these columns yes-
terday of the fire at the Oliver E. Wil‘
son residence in West avenue, it was
stated that the Pioneer Hook and Lad-
der Company arrived first and was at
work for some time before the arrival
of any other apparatus. This is de-
nlcd by the members of the Phoenix
Engine Company, who state that both
apparatuses went out on the still
alarm and that in fact, the Phoenix
hose wagon was there first.
St. Clair Smith. a former Maple
street. Norwallt. young man. who for
several years has been melding In
Brooklyn, Is now undergoing treat-
ment at Dr. llrooks' sanatorium. in
New Canaan. for tuberculosis. and his
condition is very scrioua. Mr. Smith
went through a course there a few
years ago and was pronounced cured.
but recently an attack of the grip
brought on a recurrence of the lung
trouble. Many friends in ..Vorwallt
hope for his recovery.
BALL FOR AMERICAN OFFICERS.
LIMA. Peru. Feb. 26.-—-Thc bull HIV‘
en last night by the National Club in
honor of the visiting American naval
officers was a brilliant success. The
clitc society of the capital was wall-
roprcseutcd and among those present
wore the president of the Yrepublic.
several members of the cab not, the
American admiralo, the American
minister to Peru, Leslie Coomba. and
the staff of the American legatlon and
the members of the diplomatic corps.
The streets surrounding the club
were beautifully illuminated, and the
club building was tastefully decorated
for the occasion. No fewer than six
hundred guests attended the function.
PINE LEDGE WHIST CLUB.
Miss Fanny Hoyt entertained \he
Pine ledge Whist. Club at her home in
East. avenue yesterday afternoon. The
prize winners were lilies Anna M;
Smith and Miss Alice Cole. The next.
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Ira Cole 0 "Elmcrcat" next
Tuesday MW '
/
'U. a. ATT NNEYcUFOR CONNECTI-
WASHINGTON, Feb, 26,—Jobn T,
Robinson was nominated by the presi-
dent today. to ho United States Attor-
noy for the District of Counectlcut.
' NOTICE.
Mayor‘s Oillce.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Notice is hereby given that a meet-
ing of the Hoard of Estimate and Tax-
ation. of the City of South Norwalk.
will be held at the Council Chamber.
in said city. on the 2d day of March.
liitlil. at Mill o'clock p. m., to con«
sldcr the estimate submitted to said
board by the Treasurer of said City
of the amounts required. by each do-
the caution fiscal year. and to con-
sider the recommendation of said
Treasurer of the appropriations for
all the (‘ity exiicnses for said your
and the recommendation as to the tax.
on the polls and rstablc estate within
the limits of said City doomed neces'
sary to nwct such expenses. to hear
all parties who may desire to bc heard
relative to any alteration in said so
timate and to umke‘any altemtlou In
said estimates and appropriations; at.
so to consider recommending such
taxes on the polls and ratable cstat:
within the Ihults of said City as mar
ho dconwri accessory to meet suoh
mpenasa. after deducting the amount
of the available revenue for said tie
cal year: and to outsider the making
of any alterations in said esthnates
appropriations and tan rates. and
to make suclr additional appro-
priations as t shall deem proper.
and to take sue notion in respect to
each and all of the iotegolng matters
ee'lt shall deem necessary. proper or
um. .
at m o the oitr of
scans a
MRI!“
TRIS
i
~/Tlle undersigned, being all of the in-
parimont of the City government for .
trim immunisation: mail. ll 5
TEAM 3:” H" ATT. .
” After In van tary 5519.
g 25 to so Per Cent. Reduction on All one of
' Winter Goods to Close Out. ‘ '
ODD. AND IND! OF FINE DRESS 0000!. OUR ENTIRE CTOCK 0' WINTER CLOAKI.
FINE TAILOR MAD! OUITFNOT A OUIT RESERVED. . -
' MU'FO AND BCARFB 0' THE MOOT RELIABLE PURE. . I
‘ BLANKETO AND COMFORTABLEI. NICOEB' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKC.
ALL TO BE COLD WITHOUT REGARD TO COST ORV'ORMIR PRICES.
Housefurnishing Dept.
Good Parlor Brennan ........ . ..... 19c Folding Ironing Board ........ ”$1.00 NI ht Loin com late . . 10
com Mllls............. .......... sec 501t.Clothee Line ........... .....m 4 3.. reetr'mi............CIIIss:
Eton Enamel ...... .. .. ...... ‘ ..... too Good Choppers, No. 1.. ...... .....m 1 qt, Decorated Milk Pltchers.......6o
Washing Powder, box .............. 4eIPar-ior Matches, per box ...... ....4c Paper-temp Enadea................3o
20% DISCOUNT 0N PARLOR, LIBRARY AND HALL LAMPS, DECO RATED GLOBE. AND CHADEO, JAR-
DINIERB, PEDIOTALC AND UMBRELLA CTANOC. . _ V ‘ . '
TRISTRAM & HYA'I'I', NORWALK, CONN.
Notice {the tin? , , .
H.‘Kn~eger & Co.
. Meeting of the Nor-
walk Country Club
29-3I}Woet Washington It"
' SOUTH NORWALK.
Have You Ever Tried {lui
Charge Account?
UYING FROM US does not mean
~ that you have to buy inferior qual-
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, whogive and invite charge
customers. Our'é 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 &0 Co.
29-3I Woii'WOIhlngton 811..
SOUTH ,NonwALK.
‘ .
corporators of The Norwalk Country
Club Company, a corporation to be
organized under the statute laws of
the State of Connecticut. hereby unite
in calling the first meeting of said
corporation, to be held at the rooms
of tin.- South Norwnlit Club, In the
town of Norwallt. in said state, on the
ith day of March, 1908, at s’ o‘clock
p. m. And In compliance with the
provisions of said statute laws, this
notice is published twice. at lcast sev-
en days before the time set for said
hearing. in the Evening Sentinel. a
newspaper of this stoic having it cir-
culnilou in said town of Norwalk. in
which town said corporation is to be
I(Ii'fllt"fI.
Dated at Norvvnik this Ztith day of
February, 19%. "
DAVID H. MILLER. .Iit..
iIERIIERT It. SMITH,
RICHARD H. GOLDEN.
ln'corporalora.
fcb 2t; 2t
NOwI’s the Timetoliuy
- Real Estate !1
A number of real estate bargains
may be had now before the Spring
market really opens. The wise pur-
chaser buys early.
J. M. Layton 8t 00., "
Incorporated ,
5 RAILROAD AVENUE.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given To all per-
sons In the Town of Nor-w .ili liable
to pay Commutation Tpes. that the
collector will be at his office, Town
Hall. to receive said taxeh from 9 a.
m. untll'4130 p. In. every week day
until March 2511:, mos. a‘ller which
time the names of all who have not
paid will be given to the proper officer
for prosecution according to law.
‘BIDNEY tlIlTHliIE.
Collector
I25 2t
confirm”...
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'2.
Man calls his wife his “better half." I Lovc was flying out of the door.
I‘lut that‘s a sort of bluff; ["Thc piano on the installment plan
He can‘t duct-lye himself. for she's was coming In tho window," be ex-
'i‘he "whole thing." sure enough. Iptziined. Evidently that was too. too
~I’hiladelphia Press. 'IIIIIcIlr'Nt'W York Sun.
”.4! -5. .. .---..
A Call to “the Public 1»
. CHANGED HANDS
Clearing Sale!
Fair’Cloak an'd FurStoro
j ——
The combined DIMAND ILITI
esoss Is convincing or of their
eacellenoy. When the price and
”M In pa there is Otis of
VA“). R IWIDI W
has“ me 1
fl .
us,
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