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Our all. is always worth watching.
no will interest you and save you
hoary in buying good Clothing. 80
will us.
1 Our stock of 81.00 and $10.00 Suits
is always now and up to data. Noth-
in passe. The standard or quality is
:m‘tntaibcd ihrtnlghout—tho best pm
Mable—mud our prices are always the
”I, the best can be sold tor.
Honest mods and honest priccn,
”Colitis” w
Clothing
Company
“All“ coonwm. Manager.
‘ CHIROPRACTIC—The New
Science of Healing.
‘ "i'o receive Chiropractic atlontlon is
i'reedorn irorn disease without rccolv-
in; torcisn nubotunncn into tho stom-
. sch. This new method iii now being
" practiced in nearly ovcry slit"! in the
union and many toroittn countries. I!
it the nerves that carry bout. health
and strength in every individual. Pinch:
ed nerves that have only hot-n doing a
part of their work are soon put into a
healthy condition and the whole body
assumes health, The Chiropractic
Hethod of Healing ls powcriui and
hurdle“; it will reach ovcry organ in
the human body. Our success is man
*‘ veions. .
9‘ E. Washington at, Havlland House.
1'. FRANCIS, D. C.
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Magnetic Treatrncnts Also Given.
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and you will iind that
we're always selling
- COAL
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SAME
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I49 Washington St.
The Ferris Coal Co.
Viivwi
. SALE
STILL Gorivo
ON
1). GOTI'LIEB.
sotvsnr NOTICE.
District of Norwallt. ss., Probate
Court, February 29th. A. 1)., 1908.
Estate of Jevsia Cl. Lowndes, lots of
Norwallt, in said District. deceased.
The Court at Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and
allowed six months trom tho dato
boron! tor the creditors of said outato
to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
said timo. will he debarred a recovery.
All pontoon indebted to said estate
are unlit-stud to} make immediate
payment to ,
SAMUEL L. BENEDICT.
Adminlntrutor.
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOI'NT.
maul
District oi Norwallt, an,
Court. March 2d, A. D.. 1908.
in tho maitor oi Joanie C. Lownties,
of Norwalk, in said district. on incap.
ahlo portion. .
Ordered, That the conservator ox-
blhlt his account with his said ward to
this court tor adjustment, at the Pro:
bnto Oihco In Norwallt on the 7th tiny
i’l'obuto
_ oi March, liltill, at: 9 o'clock tort-noon:
and that all pt'l‘iillll'ii interested in sold
matter may bo notiflod thcrmi, tho
consorvutor will cttlmc this ordor to ho
.pllblluhcd in a nchpnpcr having it cir-
culation in ‘uaid district. at least ilvo
days lll'l'ul‘t' said 7th day of March.
1908.
HENRY \i'. illiEliiOllY.
m2 ll Jutlgo.
HOW SPAR BUOYS ARE GIVEN
CARE.
”a
Maintenance oi Important Aid to Nav-
igation Involves Souls Trouble.
'l‘hc public hours a good llt‘lil lllloul
lisththouscu und boll buoys, not] of
tho mouruiul loop of tho whistling
buoy. iiut little. llilli litw‘li Wl‘illt'll
about spur buoys, 'l‘hcy worn to in» so
common as to pass without unlit-o,
writcst‘, ll. Elaudy to the Scientific
American} Vol. 1116' spur buoy let it
most important, factor. Without it
navlgntltur would no minimum and
worn it. not for tho ships which look
nitcr thorn, lllP .t-u‘ whotw live-s urt-
MW!” in milking. placing ntltl rcpuir-
lug them. iiilil tilt:- satisfactory ocrvlcc
lllcsc sticks of wood rt-ndt-r, tho t‘illll-
mvtcc of the world. II» for no firm-
and hurbor unvltzntion l3 cont-crucd.
Wtillltl Hllflt‘l' tilntorinlly. ,
A spar buoy la a stick or wood,
nnywhoro irom ton to, do l’t-t‘i~ in
length, anchnrcd to tho bed of u rtv‘
or or harbor, and ital projecting cud
in pointctt in a way ‘to toll tilt- olr
norvtlr illlilllt curtain formations of the,-
bottom. Navigation anH of this
country demand that l‘r'rl buoys, \vllll
oven numborn bo on tho right, and
black buoys, with odd uunlbcro, in. on
tho loft, Hido of chntltlt-la tut no
prouchctl from tho Bt'l. Buoys ml
wrocks or othcr obstructions. having:
a channcl tul (‘lllli‘t' attic, uro pnlnlcul
With horizontal rod and black stripe-s,
mid-channel buoys indiczltc n turninaz
point, tho color and numbt-r lutlitul
ing the t-otlrsc.
Ono might llt- it’ll in uuppmm that
upon such a stick of wood wmt plncml
in position it. would rcmuln “it‘l‘t‘ to
tho 0nd of itn days, but buoys intro
to ho cnrcd for in much lllc sumo
uulnntflhs bouts. Anywbnru from ,six
months to two ycm'u :illt‘l' luring out
n ligllthoutto tt-ntlcr is scutxtuti to lilt'lt
thcm up and put ucw ours in illcit
plnccs. Thou tlw nbt lumv in rit‘l‘tflb-tL
tlrlt-tl. paintcd and rt-palrod. until
fluidly it zoos back to wdrlt ngnln,
Not intrcquontlv a buoy must lm w
pluccd hoot‘tutlo it, him bot-n olmu. it
in not an own; day occurrcuctg but
tuvcaulonnlly it bnppcns that, a boat
will run ovcr n buoy Hi night and tilt-
propcllcr cut it off holow tho wotcr
lino. Thou, or motor, there is troublc.
Homo boat mint-s up tho clmnucl,
t'xpct-tlng to got its round: from, tho
buoy. it cannot lw found. A ft‘flitt‘l
is lululctllatcly mndc and a tcntlt'r on
dot-ml to tho spot. What. remains of
tho old buoy in found and rcmovcd, a
now out- lwlng ltnmctlialcly put. in its
plucc.
ilut tho zrcntost. mt‘nuco to tlw spur
buoy in ice. it in posulbl» for n wvll-
moorcd buoy, if hoary cutulxh, to
. cause» on too jam in a narrow channol.
but uaunlly tho ice simply phylum ovcr
tho buoy as lttt hand is fort-mt down
by tho Iloc. Somctimm tlltyict‘ is too
thick for lllt‘ spur and it b.- ctuuzlu up
and tlrnzgcd from its IllilUl'lllflls. zit“.-
.cnmtmnlt-tl by its author, provitlt-ti lllt',
Hhtlt'ltlt“ hnldtt.
Thcro is m, [)l‘T'tit’hl nloorcd oil the
.0113." of lrclantl n bilnv which truvclctl
[io'tbm point in six tvt-clts from its
bomb in New York lu‘lrbor, 'l‘lb- now
t-rtlttlt-ol prvscntml the- built- in tho
Irish l'lllltll‘tl, which, whorl tilt-y bud
mldt'ti tlu'lr Ill‘illllu’lllfllllllfl marks to
Wm.
Leo S. Koppel,
Custom Tailor
10 MIN 0' -
”(ACTING TAUTE.
London and fifth Avsnus Modes
at loath Norwatlt Prion.
fitni'o inmal‘tit'ltctl with the
tashionabio now woolons. I’cr-
' [not worn guardian-mt,
unlit-Fulfill Will.
it, nnt'borctl it allow it bud mmn
unborn. in honor of llu bullion.) curl
loun ltulrncy. t
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‘NEW BRITAIN HUN ER SUlCiDEB.
' NEW lllll’l'AlN, Mulch iluthtliuto
terulu, all old buntvr nod ilnboruuiu'.
cotnlulttt-tl ,ault'ltlt- in tho Rocky Hill
loud this morning in it lmrll‘t'ularlv tbu
rllbt-ritic wily. Ilt- innit on old inuhltur
‘Nl .tloubic liurrclctl atomuu. “ml by ill-
.lnchlng it illicit to it lllnt'lliil'm‘tl lilt-
It'OIlN‘illIi into lIlH bcuti wbllc it" who
limit down. Hull hilt bond watt blown
tlfl.
'l‘lwt'c ttrt' pmplt- who itl't‘ ub’)
add lmnwnmtrnbly to our liabb n
by tho nimplo ostmtllout of boot: up
away from no.
‘ ”THIS is THE BANK
. which ‘can .tairly say that its
tan. saints and sdvsntan at ltu
first Mllldflmiltm to tho hisluuu wcls
depositors, hocauso.
m In 1 IUTUAL SAVING I Bank.
it duos no columnist bacillus but Is
[our par font. and promoti-
D
‘sr
UM‘I’ID I ””1
solely a BAi'INlli-l Ilunlt. It
you by Its rt-stsrvo or aurplun oi
Nor-wok Savings Bank
W mounts; noun.
DEATHS AND runs
Lutsr Hunt.
The death of Lester Hunt occurred
saturday evening at his home, No. 4
Clay street. He was titty-eight years
old. He was. born in Albany, New
York, and. has been a resident of South
Norwalit tor many years. For about.
a quarter of a century but was tho
.azont oi tho Andrus Express Company,
in South Norwslit, and as such built
up a large business to:- the company.
Some live years ago he was rctlrud on
account or ill health, and was given a
pension. ‘ Mr. Hunt was a hard work-
(‘3'. and devoted his best energies to
the Express Company‘s services, free.
quently serving ‘twolvo and tittoon
hours every day. lio louvw a widow
and three daughters, Mr», iloorgo ii.
lilrut. Miaaea Grace and Malmi Hunt».
and (mo non, Howard ilunt, all by a
previous tnarriaxo. The funeral will
ho held at, 2:30 o’clock on “Monday ni-
tt-rnoon from the South Not-walk Bap-
tist Church.
ants.
\
m
Miss Daisy A. L. “such.
Mimi Daisy A. i.. Ranch pasnod away
Saturday afternoon at her home, 5t
Wilton avenue, utter a lingering ili'
noun. in "It! death of Miss Ranch n
bright young lilo was snuffed out. and
thorn in deop aorrow among h old"
circlu or friends. Minn Ranch. tor
some time previous to her illness, was
comloctod with tho utilize of tho
Holmes, Kcolcr and Solioclt Company,
where nllo was highly outoortlod. 'l‘llo
dcccaacd won the only dnughtor oi'
Mot. lotllmilnmzh. in addition to tho
umllwr, tbroo brothorn, Willinm I“.
linucb, l-‘roticriclt L. lttmch and limit)“
i'. linuch, nurvivc. Funeral norvlcon
will bu lll‘lil nt 2 o‘clock lmuormw ai-
bvruoou from the futility homo. 'l'ho
ittw. Frank ll. 'i‘orrcy. ptiutor of tho
Norwullt Mottlotllut i‘llurcl'l, Will (I'llt'r
into and luttz-rmt-nt will rl‘Illiiw at itiv-
t"l'i«'lilt' i‘t-lm-tcry.
...._..
Michael David Draw.
'l‘llt- death of Mlcllncl David lucw
occurrml nl bin boom in Souviow uvw
llilt', Emil Norwnlk. Sunday morning.
“it will. tilll'l)’~fit‘\'t’li yours oi our. and
in uurvivrd by a widow and two broth—
“in, Thomas, of Now illilllflli; llnnlrl.
of Norwich; and thrco stators, .‘lira,
li‘runh Frit‘lt, Minn Josvphino and .“lriii
Mary Kiri-iv. oi Norwich. Filllt‘llll
.‘ii‘ii’lt‘t‘fi will In- hold trout St. .losopll'n
t‘lllllcll tomorrow morning at h u't‘lm‘ii.
llurlnl in St, Mary's crown-r): lion
t-cuaml won it nit-Inlwr of Norwulk
intigc, lirotbcrbtxul o! i‘rotct'tiw ”I"
lll'l' of Elks. and oi i‘oort Mnhnt-kt-nlo,
it‘tucutcrrt nf‘Ahlt‘l‘lt‘it. ”tr wuu ti’ltlt‘ly
ltnown throughout 'l‘bo Nnrwulkn nnd
adjoining towns, and bad runny tripods.
John E. Howard.
John if. llownrti. into or the bust
known l‘ll‘il War vototnun lu Nurvmllt,
bnascd nutty Suturdny nllvruooo at
his bonw ill North nvctlmn Mr. How-
utti. who was its young or ago, had
bccll in ill licttlth for Slllllt' lilill“. u
brcni‘tltln‘ll of hill Ki‘illllltl lull'lug tw-
i'lll'l’l‘t’l .\ll‘, Howard lb marlin-d in a
widow and tllrtw (‘lillt‘ll‘t'll. Mrs.
(looms: .lillll'r‘t, Minor Hmiiu Howard.
uuti irn (l, llnwnwi, lht' luttot' oi
lll‘itllzvport. l“lllll‘l'fll nt‘rvict'u villi ho
lll‘lil from llll‘ lliIllM‘ tomorrow Micr-
him” at 2'7." o'clock. The ilt-l. Citation
M. Bulb-ck will omcluto. Mtuuboru oi
llurhlnubulu Post. (l A. It. and 'llli’
Iron Multlcrs‘ l‘ultm still lu- pull
ltt'ill't'lhw.
Cornelius Howard.
t'nrut-lbm llowurtl tllctl that undo
.lt lhc Nurwulk Hospital. Wllt‘l‘t‘ ho
was. mitcu lat-t Wonk from llln lmlut- o!
No 7 i'mup ulrwt. llbt tit-nth wuu duo
in at :vucrul brunltdown, billing lump
in ill hcnltdl for billlll‘ ilmc. Hit in
survivcd by four brothortt, William.
lloht'rt, Monk .l. and Michal-l ,I. How.
nrtl, :lntl onc uistcr. Miss May Howard,
l"llllt~rul ht‘l"\'ll‘t‘H will ho hold \‘v'vtlllt‘fi-
do) morlliutt at it o'clock from St,
Mary's ('llurt'll, -
Charles 6. Ball.
t'hurlo-s ti. liull, n wtcrup ni’ mo
("itil War, dlctl Friday at. tho Noto-
ltlli Httlt‘llt'l‘ti' llllil‘li'. tint-r a tow bouru'
illtlvlm irnm lit-art tllm-nac. 'l’ltt- tit--
I't’ilhlll‘il watt 7:: yours of ago, not! was
it llwtulwr oi ihc First. Cotillion}, (‘tub
nt-t-tit-ut lli'lll‘)‘ Al‘tllltvry. i'uttlcrtll
Hl'rl'ltti’tl wort- bt-ltl this nitcrntmn nnd
IIIlt'rult'nt loliuwctl nt rim-lug ilrtvvtl
('ctuctvry.
Anna Katherms Godircy.
Anon Katht-rlno i'lodfroy, inlunt
tlmtgbltlr of Mr. and Mrs, Howard .\.
(indict-y, or it iiumtuur atrctst, Nor~
walk. tilt-d ,vcstcrdny oitcruoon. Vim'
t-ml st-rvtccn thi‘i' hold this morning.
with intcrmcut in rll. Mary's ('t‘lnt“
lory.
' ”—- ‘
Funeral of John Gicrsch.
'l‘llc l‘unt-rnl of John (ilcrach unit
lnmcly nllcndt'tl ,l'catcrtlny nib-rumor
from his into boom in Norwnllt. Largo
tlclouuiitmn from the» vnriouu lurch-tics
of which lhc tlt't‘i'liut'll won it tutunbt-r
\wro- bi't‘ltnnl, nutl lilo lullllwltrcrl-t,
who Wort" .lnm-bll lléll‘llt'lll, l‘lil'fll'llllli
rltvcwtb-y. Wilbur llynll. 'l't'uuum fill‘
vcus. Illt'hnrtl Nout'lt and John Mur-
ril)‘, ‘Wi'l‘t' lll'll'ttit'ti from tho various
urdcru. Rev. Iu'. Kcuucth hinttKou-
tin. or chlport. t-ouductcd tho bur
ct-nl notvlt‘v. illiil lilo lmrlnl won in
Itivvraitio ctvtuttb-ry. 'I‘bu Itilltlt' bud
lbclr acrvlcca ut lilo grill-u. ’l‘ho llot'nl
tribulcu worn hnlttlotuuu.
.m— .....—.-.........—
IHOOTING w IN BRIDGI-
r r
llllllxml'tlii'l‘, Mnrcb L’s-Antonio
\‘ultttitv, who In thought to bc in hunt»
point in Wutctburv, shut and probably
lolnily wouudcd Atllttllml Christie“ tllll"
ins H dispute in North Washington
ltvunut'v today. 'l‘ho wounded man is at
lit. Vinccnt‘n Hmpital. and tho pout-c
havtr Iwcn'ttnnblc to scour» uny Matti
moot tram blm. Two bullcia toolt tilt
tool In ("ltrlstle's body. out» going
lbrmlsb tho light shmtlttur, and the
dimer ponturutina "in right nido of tho
abdotnou. ' . _
The notion nutlmtnud that i‘alattc
canto down irotn Watcrintry today to
buy a wagon. and lw mat Christin
Thorn had bat-n ill-toolins .batwasn
the tuna. audit is ht’slicvod that they
Ira n naturalists. Valstts is tourist!
a hat: a lamb. whils Mathis slot
tsls, sad about I“. oars old
I
‘bund.
Miami to' Massimo, Police ,_
, Chief
(Continued From first Page).
to the floor and his father grappled
with the assailant.
Foley, attractod by the shooting.
rushad to his smployor's aid. As he
entered the room the anarchist brolto
from the chiefs grasp and shot Foley
twice. ’
in tho chlcl closed with the man.
who turned on him with a Italic. 8|le-
W attempted to grasp the weapon
and received a (loop cut on the hand.
The nthcial than succcodod In roach-
lng for his owu revolver, and tired shot
after shot into the would‘hc assailants
body. Every bullet took ottect and
the anarchist tell to the floor, dead.
Tho attack on tho chic! la believed
to h vs been inspired by the recent
aoiiv ty orpho Chicago police follow»
inn tho hillln or itov. Loo Iioinrichtt,
a Roman Cat olic priest, by an anar-
chlut ill Denver. The local pollen dill»
tzovcrcd that n society at ltalinnn
‘ tormcd hora" had been issuing inflam-
matory literature aimed at clorltznlo
and also that several local clergyman
had rocoivod throswnlnx letters. Yas-
tcrdny dntalls oi polico guarded sov-
oral oi the Roman Catholic churches
born. In tho ltallan ttunrtcr oilléers
in t-ltlzcna‘ clothes scrutinized ovary
person as tho cmlgrognilonn unit-rod.
Later the other-rt; moved to tho illiui‘n
nuti stood guard over the priusia illi
thcy couductod lilo aorvlcun.
in addition to‘thnno nlonauroa all
known anarchism in the city, among
them Emma tioldmnn, worn. warned
but to ulnlto addrtesucu it public,
Although all unit-dcclarctl anarchists
in the city are known to tho Chicano
politic, tho itlonllty oi tho man who
attacked Clllt'l Sillbpy in n nlystorv.
iicrullulll tit-bucttlcr. unntutnut chief of
pout-c. who lino hurl cllnrgt- of tho t-ru.
sud» against anarchists, was unnbb-
to identity tho man. llo donoribcu him
‘Iih‘l no Italian or Shiv, about. 24 )t-nrn
old. wcluhlflg liiil pounds and about
Ilw- it-cl iivc lncbcn tall. (in tho allows
and lllldt‘rwunr Witt-i thc numhcr "39o:
ilc none a dark null, oi' clothes and a
now but port-,bnucd from a local lirm,
No articles or marks it]; which the
mun might. Ilnvo bccu iticnlillctl wort:
found upon his lil'l’rillll, »
Muyor liuoso butt on exciting llllt'l"
tlww with an olllcc lvlt't'kt‘t‘ a tow ruin-
uws nitt-r ho had l‘ltlul'llt‘t‘l to blunt
fict- from the i-llllpliy homo. whither
lw bud llurrlcd on living infnl'mcd of
ill" atirny. 'l‘hr hli‘lii‘lgt‘r. who was
ulmlihlly drcnmttl. was writing outnt'tlo
thr- tuuyot‘b Omt'r' in llll‘ City Hall nntl
mt tbc mayor illll'lllli‘t'tl t’Xlt‘iltli'd hla
'i'ho mayor, who was pnlc rind
llt'i‘HlIIH stilt-r ilb- uxpct‘lontto at his
chic! ol‘ polico, lli‘ifllllti‘tl'lile group out]
t-wd lilo mun oioaoiy.
"i want a job tutti i not not born to
link for anything morn. [hit it i don‘t
got a lob thorn will no troublc," unit!
the’ num. ,
'l‘bc mayor ordcrcd tilt- man out. of
tho building and tin» lflltili‘, nitcr gnu
llzg angrily at tho city cxccutlto lot‘ a
lilllltit‘lll‘. tlopnrlctl.
Mayor linuso t‘lilllitllli‘il latcr that
tiit- individual bull bcctl calling on him
and anklmt for :t poulilon uvcry tiny
for utunc limo. ’l‘otiuy. how-over. watt
tlw ilm tinlo tht- man had tbrcntmmd
to pronto troublo. The iut‘ltlont loin
toning no t-loscl); upon tho traltctiy at
(”hie-l ablmo‘u boon», caused mum cs»
t‘llt‘illf'lll. lii tlw (‘ity Hall and auroral
ln‘ndtt tvi' llupnt'tmontn iasltcti tlrticrs
m thclr clvtltn nbd uccrotarlmt to not
admit illl‘lliliil"l'fi It'l thcil‘ tllliccs till :llly
prott‘xl. '
a.»
RECEIVER FOR BOSTON CONCERN.
Shaw Ct Company in Financial Didi.
cultics.
litlti'l't'lx', .‘int‘ch 2.»~l.lpon tlw IN“
tiliou fit it crcditor and also of the
company, tbt- alreot railway promoting
tirm or .lunlt-s F. Show and Company.
incorporation, or this ,city, was today
pluccd to tho bltudo of Arthur D. Hill.
at lawyvr or this city. on rt-t-civor, by
(“Mitt- ”Mull. of tho Unltcd Stilton (flir-
t‘llli t'oml. Thu ilnbllltics arc nt'ltonw-
lt'lle‘ll by tho- company to ho $700,978.
whilv ill-s usnctn, which arc not runtilil‘
Ill‘flmlublc. ul't- said to bt‘. “anon.
'l‘lm mmpnnv Whit incorporated In
i’t-brttm-r, loot, with a capital of $500,-
i‘im‘l. l’rt-vlotm to that tho llrul lulti
built tlw [button and Worcctltor titre-ct
roibvny tfild many oi’ its antiviral con-
sist» oi slot-its and bonds of that. tmd
nthliatcd t-onlpnuico. The failure in
mid to ho duo totho inability of tho
muupnny to rcnow notes doc or about
to mom illlI‘, although tho petitioning
i‘l’i'tllltil‘ ullczcn and tho nilogationn urt-
lltlilllllt‘tl by the company. that. tho butt-
incs‘a or tlu~ company had not boon cow
ducted ltl u profit for snow tlmo. ‘
in it Mutt-mom. lullttrd by tho Shun
("annually it won lurid that legal prw
l‘i"‘lll|il.’l-i bud lu'cn illullilllt‘tl in "Mill
in llli‘ltvlll‘ llll‘ tlistttlvunlntrotum unlv UI‘
\rt'ltrlllt'fi mm a; collateral by t‘rmlb
tot-u 'l‘hc ptooctulllma wot» ftb-tuily
lu lllt'll' liilllll‘n and no Illit’lllill' unit
lllillll‘ to Ilillttmt' tho gruntloirt ll l‘t'~
l‘t'th'l‘ ,
Mt tbc trouble in ultrlbulcd In it
soot-rut tlcprcssitm in tho lllui‘kot vu~
ltw ill many of tho Mll'lll’lllt'fi lH‘ltl by
tho- thtw ('tnnpany. tho conccrn ctr
ill’vl‘mva tttmlltlouco that with prnpor
lmmllitlnyt‘lt attain will inuuro it til»-
bonltltul oi the annals in much u wnfvuu
to burn in surplus sitcr tho pnytuont of
all ”In cvctlitora. .
Humour Hbuw. who In It non of bum~
ct Hum» 'l'l'tumuror Fl. ll, lihnw. nus
anct'twdt-rl on iintnrtlny on prcttltlt m of
tho lltmtnu oml Worcvnlt-r Company
by Willilttu M. llutltsr, oi lCtlltul‘lthb
Scontor Elbow, liowovor. remain» an n
dlrvctnr of llw ulrooi t'flllWin it‘lllllllllll'«
it WllII lt-ttttwtl that tho litmton nod
Worcoatcr t'tnnpapy was not lnvolvotl
in tlu- rut't-lvbrshlp pmoatlintts turnout
us a mum" rzrtvtlitor at tho ilhaw (toni-
pant.
Tho ,buuos Iv’. illutw Company has
boon to Mil-tonal: about llvc yours and
hits boon tho financial “out oi tin»
Boston and Worcostot' Company and
of tho ttnmllur oompanit-s Which no»
admitted With it.
”Mama”
Woman still hoop up the work at
trying to quality thrills ballot. 'i'hoy
barium taunts
MIG
'v tr
Half Price
SATU
we have had this» season will be
r.‘
TRISTRAM
Oh, that homo good mun would tuultc
A play. h‘gcc,
Which any girl might, lultc
libr out to sec. ‘
walnutlsvilir- i‘otlt-lcr».itnirnal. '
Elliott‘s. l'd‘nc Yucc:
The courtructzlou of tho human
300i ’Dmmds a Shoo
Marlo on scientific pllntipb-u.
» R“ the
Modern Methods
to produce Comtortnblo and Stylish
300mm
arc urn-.1 by ill" limiters oi tho follow-
1 It lines:
Robina Cross
Sills Ycriccta,
Wear Shocs'bha’t '5“.
-mumm... M... ,
.... AUCTIONEER.
AUCTION
Will Sell by Public Auction on 9
E. T. BATES ..
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.
At the Incidence or c. E. SCOFIELD.
Leroy Avanup. Dal-Ion. Conn.
New 6. H. Tlliey‘s Latte.
Tilt» Following titxidn: l ilctiromlt
Sol, licdslond. Wushnmutl. liurtutu.
Alattrcss, Sprlnun: 2 lionttm Rockers;
Walnut Choirs, a lot of other illlult'a;
l (touch: 1 onto.» Swing t‘huit: I VVXII'
nut Extrusion ‘l'nblc. 8 (not: Toilt'l
Sets; illtl-h‘nshlt:lnott Wood Rocker;
mid lot or Crockery: Klit'hon turnout:
1 pair of ()lil-Féllillltlllr‘tl Dt't‘iullt’l‘ri; lot
of Window i-‘ihutlcs, Curtain l‘nit‘s: lot
of Mailing; 2 limiting Still'Hi; l irons
lug Stow; 1 Wood Blow: I (‘lrgum l
lattI'Kt' llono (irintlcr; l mung: Ciph-
t-rs Incubator, good as no lot of
Old Sash; 1 Cross ('ul tins"; ' lluy
Knltc: lot. at [loya' Mates: ‘2 Pony
\Vlifltmfli l linmbor Box and l iluai-
nous Wagon: lot of Second-Band wha-
ons; 4 Horses, workers and tlrlvuru;
uluo about 800 {out Who Funding, 58
lnchcs high, in good order. Terms
Cash. It stormy Nos: Fair Day. For
Ordar o! CLARENCE I. OCOFIELD.
. not“...
Illuyor'n ()ilicc.
South Norwnlk. t‘outl.
Notlcc is. hcrchy nitcn that n illi'l‘t-
lug oi thc llonrti oi l'latlultun and Tax-
lllltlll. of ”to City at South Sorwnllt,
will bu,- hold nt tho Council i'hllulbol‘.
m 'liliil city. on tho :ltl titty of March.
litm, nt Hallo o‘ttloolt p. or, to con-
uiticr tbt- t-nilmntc tilllllilillt‘il to unit! .
lmartl by tho 'l‘ruouurct oi said (Tit):
or the. amounts rottulrctl by t-ncb tit"
nurtuu-tu of tho t'ity itol-crtmwut tor
tht- wnuulng hat-ill ,l‘cnr, nod to con-
»idt-r the rcoomtnoudntinu or mold
’l‘rcusurcr oi tho oppropl’lntlom tor
nll tho i'lty oxpcnmva for said your
and tho rocommondutlon us to llltl talt
, stockists diuretics '
l
,on lilo luillu nod rutnblc cultsto within
that limits of said City tlcoolod occult-
nary to moot Iilll'll cxpousos‘. to hear
all patio-u who may mount to ho board
rtelatlvt- to not; ultorailon in suit! or
tilunlo and to nutltc any sliorntlon to
mold catimnios and sltl‘lroprlatlons; at.
no to ctuittiticr roctlmuuuldlu‘s hilttll
tulwu on tlw polls and ratabio «stats
within lingllmlis of void City as may
lm titmuu-t‘l uocounary to moot such
«spoons. after deducting the amount
of ”It! svailuhlo rovsnno tor said Its-
cat.‘,voar: nut! to consider the making
"(any altomtltms in said astialstos
appropriations and tart ratos. an
to rustic such additional appro
printionn ' as
ouch and all oi tits lowmlnsl'inattars
as it shall dmm mcmry, moon or
"it‘d“... no on at smut
i r
walk. this at, do at him! 1
” TH
TRISTRAM, a.“ uni TT.
nos. 2 ands GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4TH.
l Lorne Entity (L‘hnir; l Bitlcbtlntdl 3 ‘
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a mama mot cocoa trons. ‘
Gloakand Suit Sale.
RDAY, 3133.29,
we will commenoe'our regular Half Price Sale of Clocks and Suits. Some of the finest garments
included in this sale.
Nothing reserved—every one must go.
Don't miss the opportunity to get a iirst-cldss garment at just half the former price.
a. HYA'I'I', NORWALK, (CONN.
H. Krieger it Go.
’ H ooSier Kitchen
Cabinets
hart} Special i‘calurca that make tbe‘tu olmmt hettst- anti more con-
vsmant than any (Ithl‘tr kitchen cabinet.
Husbands. get your wltc a rcni kitchen cahineF—one that is not
rat-rely a collection of shelves. hooks and dark bins, but a modern, per-
ietstml unit that natty savts labor and money.
Those npccial toaturco toll the story. Show this advertisement to
‘ She will know their importance.
()thor cabinets do not have these tcaturett and tho extra conven-
l
l
|
her.
icnt iiturslor arrongomont, that saves hundreds or stop» each day. Be-
sldos, remember thiswlmportnnt tact,
“ ' O ,’ O O 0
The Hoosnet is low tnPrtce
Flour Bin. , Aluminum
'i‘hc flour is ‘ Work Tabla
put in at tho C a n b a
top, patrons d ‘
through tho ”W" 0‘" bl"
cutlm bin. and yond the trout
:5! ("Wm ill” 01’ the cabinet
lll‘oug y .
ail'tt-d at. tho :hglnlgl mam:
bottom. Tho than one-third
bin is ucli- the Worldn
cleaning. ’ will? ‘
RecipeCablnet 8 .' ‘
lull rcclpo 9'“ 6‘5““.
cards, 10 gultlu Contains 3!:
cards labeled airtight cans.
llrcatl. (latte ll'ilnhh"j lfibtulni;
and Dcsscrtn. c {an a e
Eggs. F‘lnh. Ginger, Cloves,
Moots. hllncol- Cream of Tar-
lnhctms. Sal. tar, Allsptce,
ads. Sauces. ' Baiting Pow-
Soups. Vogo WMM'W“J"WIW°~ der and Cin-
tnblus. ' namon.
Sugar Bin.
'i‘hu bulk of the sugar is hold in the upper part of the bin. When
n scoop full is taken out tho some quantity drops down.
Want List.
Everything needed in the kitchen alphabetically a
plt" nod l'flt't'lli‘t' aystum tor kcoplng stock.
' Bread and Cake Box.
chps broad fresh and moist. 9xllx2~i inches. made oi’ mctal and
has Plilfit' fittinglids. Ono out! is partitioned oil' for cake.
The How-tier sliding shelves slide in and out tho same drawers. and
the conltlnis ol' the cupboard can be brought to the front within
nutty roach by drawing out the shell.
The Labor Savor Every Womalr Wants.
ltlvcry Woman who does not own a Hoosier is doing unnecessary
wot-kw is taking thousands oi unnecessary (outcrops.
A Hoosier will out time she now spends in the kitchen in two.
There in probably a dealer in your city handling tho Houston
(in into this store and are the Hoosier. Get our Cmalox. whether
there is n dealer in your city or not. It is full or valuabln suggcutions.
It thorn in no dealt-r In your city, write» on.
H. Krieger & .Co.
‘ SOLE AGENTS FOR NORWALK.
' 29-3I West Washington St.
EO‘UTH NORWAC .
rranged~n sim-
l
I.
.m..m......«s.¢ mu». .
I "'”““j;.t..geva..fs.s.;?é’3i
* Furniture, Carpets,
Stoves, etc.
{134-136 Washington Street. South, Norwalll.
It
it shall dam is r.
and to tutor such action in no: to,
"One would novor think you wars
tho man who mado all thou boantlhtl
promises baton martian." "My
door. that only prov» the truth oi
what I heard you tailing lira. Nas-
dore." ‘K‘What was that?" "That mar-
rlaso had made another man of too."-~
lionstoa Post.
it riches natty bars wiaas ws bars
tartan woodland why ma at that
don't am as whoa
his "coats. Nadia. m
or course the men had to follow and
war cotomd collars. too. But that"
tum to he or tbs Isaac naturist as tho
shirt and literature thlty do not not tho
smart onset that we can with our whit-
linen waists .fiiliahod oil at tho top
with striped collar andtbow. ,
The poll
his Mm mas the cry
(I! molars at the literal la»
we may!" .. swab
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Norwalk Chronicler