. ' abort of genuine aatlefac-
1 tall outn- of Clothing it you
' m of. our 7 and 10 DOLLAR
by he. Wemter to a diacririi
public: people who know and
the difference between ilrat-
touring and Ito-called cheap
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‘ OPRACTlC-The New
A ' Science oi Healing.
1.0 17er Chiropractic attention ir
nation from diaeasc. without receiv-
.fereign etibstances into the atom
. Title new method to now being
we in nearly every stain in the
Enron and many foreign countries. it
and none. that carry hI-nt, health
Add atrensth in every indit iduai. Pinch-
0d nerves that have only been doing a
rt. of their work arc noon put into a
eaitily condition and the whole body
ISWIIICI health The ('lliropractit
flatbed of Healing is powerful and
harmleaa: it will reach every organ in
the human body. Our success in mar-
voioua.
.14 E. Washington St., Hevlland Houae.
lT. FRANCIS, D. C.
Magnetic Treatmente Aiao Given.
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CROWD
you will find that
re always selling
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SAME
. , OLD
' SPOT!
“[149 Washington St.
Tile Ferris Coal Co.
'l'o Inciti’lh actuation of ltuml
drawn The correct iilyli‘.
tho bruit material and pt-i'fitt'i
workmanahip make a winlilnli
militiatton You pct Ilia coni-
' lion in ovary piece of work
you have time here
attun- Itlit. overcoat. Trade.
Feney Veat or Repair Work.
you are aim in he ploaacd at
LED 8. .KOPPEL.
MHIONAILI TAILOR.
. Mil Main It., So. Namath.
.‘ , enumeration.
planet of Norwa‘lit. aa.. Probnie
Court. February 26th, A. 0.. 1m
letata of Benjamin St. John. late of
liorwalit in aaid district. daeeaaod
The Court of Probate tor the ”lac
trial of Norwaill. hath limited and al-
lowed nix moatha from the data here.
at for the creditora of aaiii eatate to
exhibit their claim for aettienient.
more who neglect to preaent their
wcounia. properly atteated within
laid time, will be deberrotl a recovery.
All pereone indebted to aid eatate
are requested to make immediate lini-
lllellt to ,
SETil ii. TOMS.
l2ti m5 iii Administrator.
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DEATHS AND MINERALS.
Mra. Jeanette Bennett.
Mrn. Jeanette iieIIIiett died at her
bum: in Georgetown on Sunday after-
noon at 5:30 o'clock. after an iiinoita
0! four woeka. The funeral watt
held Wednesday afternoon at. the Meth-
odist Epiacopal church in Georgetown.
The deceased was aoventy-two yearn
of age She iii Iiurrived by one stiller.
Mrs. Eliza Wood. of (ioorgctown.
'Joim rout Zeluff.
The funeral of John Poet Zelulf watt
largely attended thia afternoon from
hie late reliidenco in Chestnut attract.
the Rev. Dr. Saul 0. Curtice. pastor
of the South Norwallt Mothotllat
Church. officiating. During the aer~
.vice appropriate- aeicciiona were ren-
dered by hire. trying Smith and aa-
mund E. Crown. The pallllenrera wore
it. ii. Coieburn. Seth Remington, ii, i.
Bmltlf. John Greenwood. Charles Hai-
ioclt and .ioeeph Vroom. The burial
occurred at Riverside (‘cmott-I-y, Nor-
walk.
Mra. William Callahan.
The- funeral of Mrs. William Calla-
han, of Raymond street, will be held
at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning from
St. .loIIcpli'tI Church, South Main
street.
George Kane.
Funeral service» orcr the remain» of
floorgo Kline. of Wlnflcltl nit-cot. blunt
Norwaiii. wr-ro held this morning from
St. Mary‘s Church. South Main aircnt.
South Norwnik. The Bier. li‘nihrr Fran.
ciII (irons officiated. During the fun‘
oral service Misti ilolcua Mlllcrd sang,
Tho pailbcurcrn won- (flharicn E. Lock-
wood. Janice Costello. Edward Crtulgh
and Mr. Valuation. of Stamford. 'i‘liI-
romaine were taken to Sprinndalc. for
intcrmcnl. .
TROLLEY OFFICiAL TO HESICN.
claw HAVEN. March Fur-ii. S. Roy-
noldII. formerly asaiatnnt to the Iron-
oral mutingcr of the Connecticut-iliiliv
way and Lighting Company. and alum-
tho acqtilaiiicm of that IsIlIIlImriy by lilt'
New York. New Haven flnd'llflfiflflirtl
itnllroati corporation holding a Hill"
dimlill position on \'icc-l’t'I-Itl(lclli
Townlcy‘u staff. with alluvial Iluiicu. la
in giro up his position. ’l'ho him!" hnx
been made vacant on account of Ihr
licceaniiy of economy owing to tilt!
lliiuiticun Ileprctlnlotl.
COLLECTOR FOR STAMFORD.
STAMFORD. March .3 -~\l“)fil l-Zil-
ward .i. Tupper- today I'i'I'vll't‘d thi- un-
liounccmcnt of his appoltltiaI-tlt an cut
tumor of the Port of Stamford. nun
cccdlng William W. Ull‘li‘l'llilt'. ’l‘hc all
pointnlcni unit made on lllt‘ rcI-Iulr
inundation of Congressman liill
NOTICE.
South Norwalk Union
' School District
Ntilllztl ill lli‘i‘f‘liy Kilt'i’i that IIII il'i'
IIcIIIIInI-ntiof the WM and ramble on-
lato. within thr- tIlIiIi IllIItrict, hit» itI-I-n
made on the town llai of lfiiii. and that
Italil lint hull liilII Ilay hoop delimited
by tho clerk of anti! dintllut at "W
office of the ItclccttnI-u. .\'II. 5 Railroad
avenue. l-louth Norwnllt. (YIullI.. for on
- itlllllllllloll,\flllil Iitui the board of Pt"
lirf will moot at the oillI-I- of ititlll ur-
icctmen, No. 5 Railroad fli’t'lillt', on lllt'
Hill day of March. A. l).. limit. at 2
o'clock it. ill.. to lli'fll‘ ntIIi IlctcrIIIiIIc
nil ppm-nix made to them for the
N|llflllZflil0ll tutti In-rfvctlnu Iif Mll'l
aannnilnicnltt.
liliicii at illt' City of HIIiIllI an‘wulh.
(‘onii.. llllu. Ilw -llil day or March. A,
l)., limit.
Notice in liIlrI-lly plan ulwti llllll tlti
anm'nniilI-III of tho runl tlutl t'tItI‘ililI- t'i'l
lulu of mill llltill'li'i which In" no
hilllilli‘il that tlII-I'II wtta IIII tliiilllli'l
nIIIi III-parole vaiuen lluII been made in
the altiwaaorti. and thin titty llli'il by
of the automaton. No. I. liailruari
art-nun. (lily of South Norwalit, (innit.
"'le lit lllil i‘liy of South Stirwalil.
(loan. thin lih day of March. liiiiti.
.i'tiilN ll. l.iilii'l‘.
MATTHEW (li)lilil'3'l"l'.
ii. If. iiitliiiiiih’.
Committee of the South Norwallt i'il-
tonuloimol thatrict. nil ltil
' out ‘,fai mutant. ant
Trusts THE BANK
fiditaflmm, Will! it”.
"VENOM" but in mild, a lAViiiitlti bank. it
per neat. and protecta you by he reeerve oi- anrpioaof
Norwalk
Jarrett unit but
eoaeiaeratiea la the higher welt
Savingsliank
‘3” WALK.
flip clerk of halal illitll'li'l til iiIIi oillco '
The Infill order
the Connecticut HIM“ domain
the adiataat naerai wee leaned rea-
torday. The order tollm:
The comment once». Coal! Ar-
ttiiory Corps and rat and lecoad roa-
iinenta are directed to parade their
oomtnanda by con ny, during the
tnontlie of April or . 1900, at the
I109 rum nearaat ir reapedive
atationa for one My" Inatructiolta in
ride anti planet practice. The ordnance
oi‘iloer,aaaignedtoduty with the corp!
or regiment, will attend the aeverai
parade- and report thereon.
The F‘irat Company Signal Carol.
Troop A Cavalry. and Flirt Separate
company. will each parade for one
day'a inatructipn in rifle and piatoi
practice, during the month of April or
May. and the commanding oiilcer, Sec-
ond. Regiment, is directed in min
date: for thele commando and 1 , v Iii
inform the commending album of each
organization of the date aeiected by
him. The commenting odioer, Battery
A. (P. A.) la direc . to parade the
battery, by platoon, one day during
the month of April or May. Major
William M. Stark, ordnance depart-
ment. will attend the parades of tilt-lie
organization, giving each instruction:
as he may deem proper and forward a
rfpori to thin odlco of each Ilrganian
The lioapital Corpn will parade for
one day'a duty during April or May.
by detachment, under commend of a
nteditai officer for each duty aa ma:
lit» for the. boat intorenta of each nor-
vice Medical officers other than the
one parading in command of the mac
pital Corps detachment. will not he re-
quired to parade.
'l'hIi commanding oilicertl of tho Natt-
al militia will order auch ditty afloat
Iir nahoro a he may doom for tho, heat
itlleroatu of the aervice. provided that
the duty perforated ia not in carers of
that allowo Ilnnd provided for in Sec-
tion 037, Militia ,an.
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Attention to directtid to pamgrpuhr.
ti hands (i.O.No.19. A (i. 0., urine
of i907 which will govern
Whore transportation la found to in
Imcaanry, requisition for name will or
lundo on tho acting ImartcrnlaatI-r gen»
t'l‘lil all soon nil possible.
The renigtlntion of Second i.lI»IItcn
not John L. Oi'n Cdliat Ariiiluty Corpa
to accepted and he in honorably din
chlirxcd P irat Sergeant Albert MIIM-
man. of .Vorwnih. ht appointed nocond
lieutenant of the Sixth Company
CoaIu Artillery (.‘orpn, and bovine
posited n antiafactory examination, it
at. rim-c promoted to “fill III-IitI-nant ot
the some company.
CONGO ANNEXATION TREATY.
King Leupold to Abandon Domain to
Belgium for Value Received.
liiuYSiil'ZES. March 3w The text oi
the now Congo annexation ll'I-uty wna
Nlllillllllt‘d to Partition-tit today by Pro-
ilit‘ll‘ Scliniltwrt. it ('(iiifli’mn thi- furc
cast that King Leupold harem-i in ninth
don the crown domain and tho crown
foundation to ilcigiunl. but it requlrot
llizli itI-iaiuiu shall not only amulmc all
llw (‘Iingo obligations, hIIi imdcrtttiu
alt-Io to continue the king‘s IIIqurlIci
in tho Congo ruvI-uuen during his lllt‘
lime. iiclgiulil In roqulrI-d to l’t'llit'Cl
tho concmsious granted to two Aniuri
Inn (flillliflfllf‘rl in liiot‘. in which 'l‘liIuIi
.III P Ryan in lntrrcated.
'i‘hc t: 0an rrrcillloa urn
uitll tho following annual allowancua:
824.000 to Prince Albert, “Oil of tilt
Count of Flanders. brother of little
inmxlid; ”5.000 to i'rlnccea Cicuten
tine, tho ltilllt'll third daughter. and or
an I-Iipccial toltcn of gratitude to lht‘
kiniz the hum of $10,000,000 in Minna
annual tnntallmcnta for his min in con-
ntructlnx honpitain and achooln and for-
warding III-lcntlfic work in Africa. Fur
Ihcrmore Belgium mliIIt cxpf'fitl 89,000..
Iitili in work for which contracts at-
rcady have hcon made. in addition
Kiln: Leopold rciaina In for- aimpit-
lotion hi't‘fflrt‘fl of land at Maynmhe
rm- coffee and cocoa growing captn'iv
mania and during hltI lift! limo hc ill to
rainy hiII internal; in the Conm con.
cI-ualtlnliry companion and the property
in llclgium and France which be our.
chilled out. of tho kinda of the Congo
foundation Upon the death of thc
king. all thin property will l‘i‘ti-l’l to
Belgium.
All the apoclal colonial iliiIIia tlluet
lm IlIIVIitod excluale-ly to (‘ongti I'l'
pontllture.
The tI-rmn of the ncw trItnty have
lli‘lf‘n given a niiacd reception. but the
at moral imprcaiiion in that tho. ahncaa:
firm of thI (‘Iinno indopcnticilt tlinlc
in Belgium on the [impound halite III
pIilItIiblc. _lt la probable. however.
that the e 'iiemt rccugniaing thin vaai
runctmnioua accurdI-Il to tho American
P'lit'i'll and Mineral (”oilipauion. in
wiiih ilu- king in heavily tntcrI-wii-Il.
will Ivm-Iiunior Iiiurh oppIitIltlou
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CALLIO TO IliOOIPORT.
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Rev Morgen Miller Aelmi to Income
Olive: Onoreii Peeler.
liltiDtllcf’ORT. March 5»- «At It open
hil meeting of Oilwt Conarrnntlonol
Church. It call to tho puaturntu watt
Iinaniiiiuurtiy voted to the Rev. Morgan
Miilcr, a number of the'Yaiu faculty.
Mr, Miller halt IIiIIIi received a call
from It church in Cambridge. Mann.
and it in not known whether in» will
come here.
antennae ottoman TALKING
"mill.
NEW HAVEN. March «'iwmfillomifl)
employed in tin- New York. New lie-
vt'ii Ind Hartford ,Ifliimnd (latitude!
are thwurntnn It atrilin nuai Tneltday.
it to aid. when tin.» ‘nrw'ordnr natal»
itah piece work into «duct. 'i'lia
nine millet who theertierrlolatea
moisture“ that it practically will re-
:i'i’itiaarndaotinnoiwamandth
. um "i... "r
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Mannie tithe trader warm
eeeaieti among the rarfotte
qt
vitae-yuan.
chtirmi .
Cleaner-5e of a mfldmhhmm 0‘ mail
I!” do
u. on
Ian—m
'Alfred Ooidwhuldt baa returned to
South Norwalh after a neural wooin'
“ID mm.
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litre. Edwin Hoyt in improving at
her home in iaaaoe place. «Norwaill.
after a few daye illneaa.
John P. ’i‘reedweli and charlea w.
Bell. of Nor-walk, have been drawn aa
Suture for the courtof common pleas.
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Special Aah Wedaeadey aervicee
were held in the E pal and [to
man Cathdiic Chore on of the town
yeaierday
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Miaa Marion Brown, of is North
Main atreet, wae aeverai bitten in the
leg by a dog. and a p yeieian'a aer-
vieea were omelet-y.
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The regular quarterly atlas of
the Norwallt Bird Club wt be held
Monday evening, March 9th, at the
borne-of Mlae Carlie. 6 Union Park.
.._....._—
Walter Smith who has been ill at
hie bottle in Holden avenue. Norwallt
for aovorai daya. is able to rituunlo his“
dnilca on the local trolley lliica.
Amoa Short. the man who wait
wee brought to the Norwailt lloapitai
acme time ago with fmaon feet, was
discharged from the institution ynett-r
day
The Willing \Vorltera Circle of
Kinda Daughtenl of the Norwalit
Methodist Church held itti annual
meeting yeaierdn) afternoon at the
home of Mr» .lamca Scodcld. of Union
Park.
William it clthiy was discharged
front the Nor IiiiI iiotipital yeIItI-rday
and rciurned to hitI home in North
avenue. lie was at the hoapitai for
treatment of an ahaceaa.
Something of intcrnat will lit! found
in tho i). M. Read adv. today.
’l‘od‘ Van Daren nan returned home
to Norwalk after II few daya' vialt with
Mr. and hire. William M, Apperaon.
.ir.. in Hartford. Mr, Van Doren bait
lint yet decided when he will return
to Motion.
A continuation Iil physicians was
held that week at iir. lirotlittt' unnatur-
iuut in New Canaan. over the case of
St. (‘lair SmiYh. a former well-known
Norwaiit young man, who in there for
treatment. Mr. Stutth'n cane in roll-
aidorod serious.
REV: L. S, STICKNEV NAMED.
Hartford Father Choeerl Private Sec
rotary to Cardinal Gibbons.
HARTFORD. March $.~\'i'nrtl wal
rota-trod in thin city. yesterday. of the
appointulcnl of RM, Lottie it. Silchnoy.
of this city. an [if'liillt‘ «century to
Cardinal millions, at Baltimore. Falli-
nr Stirlincw has iiI-I-n for auvon yearn
iIItItrntnIy to Epoatullc Iicioxntlons at
Waahingttm. amt prior to his necro-
taryahip at that. city. acted in II aim-
iIiIr capacity to upontollc dnicgatio‘na
at Oilliwa. Call. The appointee in all
iulIltIun of Lord! college, Baltimore.
St. Charles collrm, Eliicott. City. Grand
wmtnnry, Montreal, and tht» North
AIIII-rlcltn coilr‘gc at Rome.
noun KILLED iN criterion.
Fatal Coiladae of luliding in North
Leavltt Street.
CHICAGO. March h.—Tllc. coroner'a
office hail but-It notth that four new
none have hoop third in the collapse
of a building at 938 North la-aviti
hirer-t, today. AtIIhIIlauI-I-a arc on their
way. to the hectic. .
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IRIDGEPORT POLO FRANCHISE
CHANGES HANDI.
IiRlllilEl’OflT. March f.,——'i'he
liridguport, polo frauchlao changed
hands today when John D. Milla and
L. M. ltich. of thin city. bought the
controlling internal from Samuel P.
filumlona. of New Haven. and lichen
W. l-Jadie. of thin city. The team will
be continued an at prevalent and the
now owners will make big plane for
twat no II. it in linderltiood that
Mount. immonn and Eadie are. plan.
plan a revival of the name in New
York. Philadelphia and itruoltlyn ncili
le‘ailm'l. ldr. mm in an old player
and will mauagu the Bridgeport tcam.
HARTFORD STOCK IIOKII OIAO
HARTFORD, March S.~-.ioacph G.
Woodward. ant-d acvnniy-oue will".
our of ”W hI-Ilt known and oldtiai aiocit
MrnhII-n in thc city, died auddcnly itr
titty iii hilt hIImIi on Elm nirI-I'l. lit»
with horn in li'illlaltlntic. was hiatorlnu
of tho Comm-limit tin/nil of mo Amer-
ican Rcvoltitioti, and wait aliul n’ tilt-tn-
hcr of Ihu Society of Colonial Ware
HARTFORD, March vii.“- Mrli. fier-
trudo Wiliatiia, who shot her colortui
hueiiand It few wen-ha tutti, pleaded
guilty to nlanaianuhtur ill thc criminal
court today. and Id»- trite niviiimiccd
to .iuil fur IttII- war
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aaaatoartrtat wrr.
tidachauei
A young man. no the ainry ml. dun
tan a nail in the White ”Inlay. loin tint
iith that ho had limi Iliurrtivti It
you before and woe airmail! the at.
thor of a boy. "i Monte ytlu."
laid the preeident. "I eat Iain your dad
it niaaaanier to in It lotion lira than
a alaftitin lotion."
atvme NOT", awar.
ma'itmymtmln Malia--
m‘fiifil' WM”.
mem‘ M ”in; mm
you'll an the
footwear
THE LEADING DRT OOODS S£0n
TRIS TRAM a or
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Price Cloak and it Sale!
SATURDAY, FEB 29,
flail Price Sfle of Cloaka and Suits. Some of if» finest (meats
lie included In this sale.
we will commence our r
we have had this season
Nothing reserved—every one must go.
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Don't miss the opportunity to get a first-class garment at just half the former price.
TBIBTRAM a HYA'I'T, NORWALK, CONN;
H. Krteger (’5 Co
WEST WASHINGTON. STREET.
Do You Wish to Take Advantage
of Some of the Last Few Bar-
gains We Have to Offer?
If so, come in to-morrow and see how Cheap
you can buy the remainder of our Winter Stock.
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CHARGE ACCOUNTS Opened with every-
body during the present depressing conditions.
Our Easy Payment Plan will be Welcomed by all
honest wage-teaming men and wdmeil. Our prices
beat all competition. .
and? Fine Broadcloth
Coats,
lined with fine, black! or white
satin, handsomely trimmed,
worth $25.00; to close out.
$10.00.,
-A Few Winter Coats,
for Women and Children. from
flMm”%
Long Cloth Coats,
with fur collars, quilted satin
lining all the way down, for
no‘
” F URS.
$10.00. . . .
, . ' . A ileew line sets mink. squlrrel,
- -, ~ sab also,afewneckpieces.
Tailor made Stilts. Buy them for next Winter—it
Only a few 0' '83! F8" 8 will pay you to lay them away.
styles on hand. You can buy Prices iotver than the cost of
HARTFORD WOMAN SINTINOIO.
them for less than half prices. the raw lur.
-No ready cash required. We give and allow
to charge all purchases and settle your bill in
WEEKLY PAYMENTS. , . . §
Norwalk Chronicler