.1...» end since Stilts ever see by to date. note j The student or unsilty is .tbronghoetr-tbe best pro- , all prices are eiwsye the .Company .4“. . . GTE-The New 4 Science of Heeling. renal? Ohimsetle sttentios is U Q disuse without receiv- gm "beam into the slots- ‘ This new method is now being .. . . in our}; every state in the , all my walla countries. it \ nerves that. carry best. hesltb filial“! ill every Individual. Pinch- ‘ nerv’ee thst here only been doing a , dbl their work an soon put into n ‘ The Chiropractic sliced of Healing is powerlui end ; it will resch every orgsn in Our success is mer- 149 Washington St. ,. ”13m: ‘2‘". We not Filth Avbese Modes or W” Nerve-ll Irvine. V s e is stocked with the m tile sewwoniens Per. X'GOODWIN. Menuer. ' - no ds. hereof olallssteteto "MWQilflmtbeir ere noses; to nick‘s M" ”y. ”W pimp ”it ‘ w "l . til at tel . Altiriegsntor.” eobvns'r nortcn District of Norweik es. Probste Court, veomry ms L!) “.190 listste or Cheriee ll. Byxbee. into 0! Norweih. in sell district. accessed. The Court oi Probnte for thems- triet oi Norwsis. hsth limited and st. lowed six months iron the dste hereoi for the creditors of ssid estate to exhibit their clsints tor settlement. Those who neglect to present their so counts, iy etteeted within ssid time it ll be debnrred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estste sre requested to mate immediate psy- ment- to MARY J. BYXBEE. ill to out Esocutrix. DEATHS} AND Forecasts John Post lshm. John i'oet Zelull, who has been a resident of South Norwnik for a great men! yours, peeled swsy lest night at his borne in Chestnut street utter but s few ‘dnys' illness of congestion of the lungs, Mr Zelud wee 76 yesrs of ego having been born st Stilton island October 13,1682. He is survived by s widow end one dsugbt‘er. Mrs. W. E. howls. of Olenbrooh and two sons Eric mond hint! and Howsrd ’4. 281118.)" Zeluii was 0 consistent Christisn.be- ing 5 member oi the South Norwsilt Methodist Church. and of the oiiiciul board of the: church. For years he was in the oyster business for Mutual! and inter conn ted for u long time with the oyster rtn oi Rodd d: Hous- mnn. Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon st. 2:80 o'clock from the house. The Romano! 0. Cur. tics, pastor of the South Not'wnlk » Methodist. will odiointe nod. interment will follow at Riverside Cemetery. Miss Elise Sterne». Miss Eliza Stanton died this morn ing at her home, the residence of her brother, Henry M. Stanton. st 27 Or chard street Norwslk. Funeral ili‘~ rsngemcnts have not yet been oom- pie—ted. years of age nod had not been in good heslth since she broke her hip n tow yours ngo, though during her last illness she had grip and ptwti motile. . Mrs. unlit lcnneti. Mrs. Junett Bennett aged 7! years. widow of Aston Bennett died ill be: home in Georgetown Huntley utter- noon at 4 o'clock after an illness of two months. She is survived by one ’sistcr, hire, Elite Wood. at George- town. The decossed was well known in Dnnbury. where she but many friends. The funersl will be held in the Methodist Church at Georgetown on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. George Knee. George Kane, son bf Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keno, died this morning or the ismily home in Windeld street, n!- ter s long illness.- The deceased was lilteon yesrs of age and dcsth wse di- rectly due to vslvulnr lesion at the heart. For months he had been a turf- iered irotn rheumatism. Funeral ser- vices will be held at 9 o'clock Thore- dny morning iron: St. Joseph's hureh )urinl will (allow at Springdnie . Michael 0. Drew. The tumors! of Michael D. Drew was very largely attended this morning from his late home in Sentient evenue, East Norwnllt and from St. Joseph's Church in South Help street At the house burlsi services were carried out by the Elks and Foresters. while the“ Rev. Francis (iron odioietmi at the church. interment iollowed at. St. Mary's Cemetery in Not-walk. The large number of handsome liorei tributes was an indication of the column in which Mr, Drew was held. There were two coaches (oil at flowers. The poll bearers were John Slices. John E. Reynolds. Peter Larsen, John hiurv re '. Charles Pratt and Barnum Rey- Gcorge 8. Grumman A. C. Mug‘ nor. hers Johnson. John Curnyn sud Smith Northrop were flower best-era. "it's no disgrace to be poor "i can remember it time when it true diegrscc to be rich "wPittsburg Post. Employer-lilo you tell Mr Bore hem who called thst i lied [One to Americs? New OMce iioymves. sir; i told him you bed stsrted this mousing. ”Good. tht did he soy?" 'He wished to know when you'd return. sir. end I told- him i did not thiuit you would I}: heel until liter luncheon. n—‘i'it- ts . if you must look ior trouble try to dean-When “THIS 18 Till) BANK sirl seythetltssrst W is the highest wet ms'ihnm. vtso'ism " I" ‘ sisgssttssotsiysssvutus tress Smmwmmsyosbyttsmw suret- _. see it lirst sud ruehe s sheen. gm I L W” Miss Stanton was pbmtt x04 unite ‘ itsre it printed in the lingers- rum“ trees to, letter ”in“ AW Walsh“ west to “the pace end mm to Mm lento-0. pieced H or m on the notoboolts. ills psrtner Hohhot]. gave s bond and the repie'vin use hsdbsen tetheinetlcenourtsndltwes still bev tore the justice. his bed showed lane ongeilispsrtotthscopl'frorulls- no me)! except whet beiosud to the ministers. Ind Attorney Welsh told him to keep it. Attorney Light nsked ii Welsh did not know thst iisvese could not testify reprtllng the work he hsd done here. at Mr. Walsh said he mute the two- ritien copy so that it would help his memory butsseoonssheeoinniesoed to iestii'y objection wee mods who was stopped. hit Hughes' lied celled at Mr Walsh's once to secure Hoveus' books end Attorney Welsh submitted the notes from Havens. Attorney Downs objected to the reading of these until its list! seen It. and then Attorney now-s objected to the residing at the order. us it. wee not shown to, be the writing of hir. Hsv- ens. Attorney Light sold he expected to one s nucstion on it. and Judge Pull~ men admitted it. The order wss de- liver-ea by 7.8 Hughes end he was asked it he bed the money to its! Walsh's bill and he refused to tell who he wee. by whom he wee employ- ed sud whst be expected to do with the books. and Mr. Welsh declined to turn snythlng over to Mr. Hughes. Judge Light read the letter which concerned the lamengelll csse, end stated that lemougeili hsd psiti $25. Attorney Welsh ssid Hughes salted him if lemougelii had not paid him. and was told that he had not. Attor- ney Walsh told Hughes he could go out and get u writ of repievln ns quickly as he wanted to. so he would not give up ilnveus' pepegs to him. suit was sus- picions of him. He thought the w pers would be of value in setting Leni- ongoili right before the public. lie did not believe the statements. as s whole, which Havens mode to him rev gaming the Ministers‘ Association. Judge [light united i! ilsrons was not. trying to testify that. he know nothing against lemongclli. and At- torney Wuiflh said be supposed that be well. Attorney iJght then concluded his cross oseminetlm of Attorney Welsh , and Attorney Downs plotted lddltionel writings oi Haven, in connection with his diary Attorne llght did not see the rele- vance or his. and Judge Pulinssn said he did not see how they oottld be me terisl and he uttered them out. Attorney Walsh said he was netted if he believed whnt Havens had said regarding whst. the ministers wanted him to do. sud Havens said that he land it sincere hello! whet the ministers wanted Havens to do. Objection wss mode to this Judge Pullman ruled it out. James H. Gordon was the nest wit- ness. He sold he wss s isborlng man and specie! policemen sud keeper oi the lockup. lie her! bed conversatimv with Havens regarding instructions be hell received trout the ministers shout tsking a women to lemongelil's ho- tel. Mr. Gordon. keeper of the Smith street. Norwslk. lockup. sold that while Havens was there after his srv rest ionlhe post curd chsrge. he told him that the ministers had gone been on him and thst us soon so he got out 0; his scrape he would get. beck st t m. The Rev. George D. Egbert was cell- ed to the stand by Jud Downs. Judge Downs ssked him it he ed mm the subscription to nise cm with which to hell Hsvens out. (it loll, Judge Light objected sud the question was thrown Cg Constable John E. Heynoidst'wlto wss sitting nosr Hevens when the let.- ter was taken to Brides rt lsil, tes- tiiied that listens told in: that the ministers had thrown him down be- come he could get no evidence ageinst imminent. He also told the con. stsbie. the letter ssid. that he wented to get sqttsre with the ministers. ‘ Judge l’ulimeri stilourned court this noon st 12:80 o'clock tor en hour. TIMI. GOO". TO I! OUIY A‘l‘ COUNTY OOUI‘I' HOD” Three Tunnels” is lee-ion This Wests mam Due lee its fleet» is My. Three courts in western two with Juries, will give es sstrs business sir. to the county court house this week. There instill s tourth court due to and will ll" i0 Vail. It'lll m oi Ill. all? ers'gstp through. / The three tribuneis that will he in session ere the etvii sss Mistral sew crimes! W sites is tlss loser. belitsssssiunwilllodoubtsieposl poled ustli siter the cvisvieei sneer- itw hes nditittrwed. ' «SoutltNorwaik , June IMlii WNW“ vens' notebooks. llsvens said he lied ‘ eumsloJutsstitereissorohsttt‘ porter sss civil m bless. The I. “WM” 7”! TIMI“. Peep lute Slim teem s! s dust ”We Trsvelerswhoenesnlttheeverm uninitlstsd it is s Chinese ptnsiefisud tes often heme conical. How eve timetables we! we» is the pruned. tire in determining the spud oi s trail end the onset time sud piece it shall mt soother trsin‘! The newer webmmtestiousistobetonsdin the chert room. The chert room is usually in some quiet corner oi the general onus oi s rsitwsy dummy sod tor wuss st s time is locked up. But every now end then the word goes iorth that the schedule is to be shortened or ieugtbr cued. new irslnsiobepniutlorsotnc chsnge mode thst- neeeseltst'ss the '0- vision oi the time cord. Then from distant. poi-tool the system the divis- ion superintendents gsthse luv 3 core totem with lite bolls oi tile mo- ger end ireiglit dowflllents in order to lesrn the most desireble tints tor trains to srrive sod deport iron: the terntiusls. With this intonation, they retire to the uteri room. where there The cburts on white boards Ibont six feet wide end, two to the feet high. The names oi the ststione, sc- curstely scsied. ere printed on the boards st the side. sud iron the top oi the board may colored things den- tbun a tool lsyiwg out the putt: or trnilic sud commerce. The superintendents copier regsrd log the time at junction points on con. necting trains end then work out the schedule or loterruedlsto points on s obert of his division. liorisoutslly the chart shows in mid night on the left side. end there is e lim- extending serous the chart for such live minutes this list time until the full 24 hours ”With For convenience ouch lugs period of 15mm. is n edit- ierent color. Superintendents men led with serious colored silk til pins and u uses instrumental is used to desig- uste n pesunger train, green lot I see- ondclsss or freight train. sud block is tor a 0|th 0! local freight train Whisperer I mill is summed ontofsterliinel alsosruin hours stetiou line sud boar liner-ibis beinl the beginning—and such other tunes st venous station as may be desired are determined by is!!!" the thread over the board to meet the intersec‘ tion at the vsrious ststions end hour lines st the, proper times. When nec- esssry techs are driven to keep the thresd on the proper schedules Westbound trsln res down sud div sgonelly to the leit. netball-d trsins start at the bottom, run upwerd Ind diagonally to the rim Wherever these threads cross, n meeting point is indicated. and it this oi the threads is between moon lines it is then necesesry to adjust the time on eseh train, so am the meeting point will be at the ssost convenient ow tiou. This is done hy holding the lines crossed at ststloh with s M9 0' course on dustbin mitts these meeting points are not accessory. Alter the chart line been stroll ' former issue or the time csrd with do end ink is brought into use. sod the superintendent begins st original ter- minsls, looks st the ststion line. sud whenever any civil; represeutlsgs train crosses this station line he notes the time ss shown on the proof of the time csrd. One trsis, st s time is reed from start to Infill, Ill aim they hove all been asses-s titer In to checked. to see thetm sii meeting points urn properly modem elm which the (iambic my the printer. To meke s successful line card .I superintendent reset be perfectly in miller with the crude sud truck costli- tipns end when mung tho thread intuit sliow more tile for subversion [reconstituted crossing sud other so must stops, so list the rushing tune of the truth will be unites-ts. Where ever it is dusts-site“ to stole s steel swoopinispstiletthempersto. tiou sad the string res Wally to the line until the remind number of minutes have hose vessel. when it is sgstu tshes We the bosrd st the proper dWet speed. by melt lug the string to” vertlcsi the semi liters-sent, ss tlistw ere tewrr mile run lines crossed. llr swinging timed was use at this m be in mm iwtwfltnm fillies in suit «aha—«W ”the reel worlb‘ds ones is lust Wmncteetotilsitssswseiyos piss user on set even those well versed in its Imm- . is e sepsrste ehsrt tor escb district.t gie. more su‘gguiive oi e parlor goose . plots drivensttbehtersoeiionoithe e... RECENT ARRIVAL OF Vlull... NEW YORK. March 1.—-At' veil: litesnm Kroouiend. from Auto it is s mod thing to impress upon your neighbors that yours is on unto- tnniic sci! mgulsting household. - l“ i l SATURDAY, FEB 29, wewflcnnnrenceeurregierllsiifriceSsleoiCloeksendStuts. some» finest cements 'wehsvebsdthissesspnwflbe Notfisgréserved—everyouemusigo. Don'tmitetheopportnnitytoygetefust-cisssgsnnentetimthsiltbeiormer price. indudedinihisssle. t" ‘ ”N A o HYA'IT, ,NORWALK,.CONN. H. Kneger & Co Wail Papers. Your Walls Thst blessed you ever since we put them on. Any more rooms to be po- weed? Crockery, atesswsre. Housefurnisl lug Goods. .lspenesw Chins in Cups. Ssucers. Piston. etc. Psiuters' Supplies Good ready rinsed i’siut gallon. White Ourtsin Poles. with Secures, 10c. Window Show end Picthre Trainee node to order. hinting end Decanting. $1.23 peli’ ~Wegivethelaii.ereen‘lnd ingltewtpe. M'srthm— . .L H. DECKER. I? Weshlngten Street. Tel. Gen. loath Nerwellt. film’s '3‘“. “see. The construction of the home not Decibels or film Mode on scientilc principles. it“ the Helm Methods to produce Cmniortsbie sud Stylish Eminent ' sre used by the meters or the toilets» in lines: Echelon Cross , Shit. Yerieets . \Dcsr WWW“. . ”rm-”rm um tIAYIO . . . .. . . AUOTIONIII. AUCTION Will Sell by Public AMI." ew . WEDNESDAY MARCH 4'"! Arte teito'cwo M the W a! 6. If. “OHM-O: Burmese lies: a. it. it e use. The Following a 1 Bedroom Set. Seduced. Vlsshstned hereon. liettrees. ”Pin 3“: Boston lockers: i ierge liner i mums Within! (theirs. stilts oi other (theirs; lemon; lOIce’ Swing. (Shunt TWei- sun latencies Table. feet: Nam Kilo ovidiol lenient“ Old-V toe-d m wee «ssfi cunts 1* or Maiden! . ind more: i W“ lam lions We Have Designs on Hoosier Sm. have Special Features that make them different. better nod more con- venient than my other kitchen cabinet. Husbands. get your write it real kitchen cabinet—«me that is not. merely a collection oi simives, hooks and dell: blue. but a modem. 90!- iected unit that vastly saves labor end money. These speclnl features tell the story. Show this advertisement to lbs will know their importance. Olht'r tnhlneis do not hsve these features end the extra canyon her. lent Hooaicr arrangement thst saves hundreds of stops esch day How lid“. remember this importsnt loot. u The Hoosier” is low' in Price Flour It". Aluminum ”all: iloturmis wm Tshie e t! ion. panned (its: ii i b ' through thtl n 0“ ‘3’ entire bin, and Wild the tram “It inked gut of the “bin“ ’ t Dronfl l)” '0verll Inch" billed at the a bottom. The ddlng mm than one-third bin is self- the Working ~ eleunlng.‘ space. , _, “.1" 6:23:15“ ”ice. Cabinet cerds legato”: Coutslns' six curds inhaled Ill-lleht oeus,‘ Breed, Coke highly nutsh- end Desserts, rd and labeled Em. Fish. (linger. Cloves. agate. Misgel- Swill! Ter- eous. s. er s Ids. Ssuces. linking $13: no W We...“ out“ to es. Sugar lid. The built of the stiger is held in the upper part of the bin. When a scoop lull is taken out the same quantity drops down. Went List. Every thing needed in the kitchen siphebdticsliy arranged—n slin- pic and edectlvc system for keeping stock. ‘ Iresd end Celts Ion. Keeps breed fresh and moist. 9:11le inches. rustle oi motel ”d has close lilting lids. One end is pertitioued oil for cake The Hoosier sliding shelves slide in and out the some drawers, d the contents or the cupbosrd can be brought to the trout wi essy tench by drawing out the shelf , The Labor lover Every Woman Vlsnts. / Every women who does not own o Hoosier is doing unnecessgp work—is telling thousands oi unnecessary tootsteps , ' A Hoosier will out time she now sponds to the kitchen in two. There is probsbly a dealer in your city bundling the Hoosier , Go into this store end see the Hoosier. Get our Catalog. whether titer-u ls s dealer in in r city or not. it is full at valuable new»: it there is no denier your city, write in. H Krieger & Co, SOLE AGENTS FOR NORWALK. 20-3l Went Woehlngton 81;" «' Guru uoaweux. i... .Wefiw- Ironohi § so IsmorethsnsoougLIiissdeep-seeiedlnllsni lmstionorcstsrrhoitbebronchieilnheesnd lungs—snudtoeeihmesndihsmoviimitlnl‘ ‘souroeolooneumpilou. Itbefleeeliechoolsol mooflossc'e mnmedytehsn wwtblees‘
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