OINTLIHIN, . , .
cu WINTION.
Vlilthe world do you put
a new earn are you
an lip lb or so dollare
Tl W'atyyou are making n
9011790"! edema and atom
' good so those that. others
I15 and ’20. Come in and let
.i'
We. Chlropvo’tic attention is
from disease without ”calv-
“ ‘ substances into the atom
new method is now being
din not, every state in the
. oreign countries. it
the nerves that carry neat. health
strength in every individual. Huck-
nerves that. have only been doing a
of their work are soon put. into a
by condition and the 'whole body
h.ealih The Chiropractic
of Healing is powerful and
zit will reach every organ in
airman body. Our success is mar-
Washington at. Haviiand House.
1'. FRANCIS, D. C.
gnatio Treatments Alto Given.
CROWD
end you will find that
we' re always selling
THE
SAME
OLD
SPOT. '
149 Washington St.
The Ferris Coal Co.
I t
We Build Cements
To moot the denlandn of guild
dressers The correct utyle.
lilo beet material and perfect
workmanship make is winning
‘ounbination You get the climv
filtration igevery place of work
ill on ve done are
agibdr “it. Overcoat. Trans.
era, fancy Vast or Repair Work.
on are sure to be pleased at
.LEOSHKOPPEL
'AIHIONAILI TAILOR
not» Main M... be. fitment.
meant:
Malawian-t
guess. But wsmllotper
We don't want to keep baritlng at you
mthat's a piece of dog foolish-
tin calms
your attention to our etora and our
goods. We have last opened up our
Spring Line of Baby Carriages and
Marie. it may be a little early to
unmaby out, but it’s not too early
to
The A. J. Augcvine
& Son (30.,
134.136 Washington Sula.
NOTICE.
South Nilnvalli Union
School District
Noticeia hereby given that an as-
sessment of the real and ratable ea
tale. within the said district, has been
made on the town list of l90‘l, and that
said list has thie’day bees depoeited
by the. clerk of said dintrict at the
ofllce of the sclectnlhn. No. ll Railroad
avenue, Bouth Not-walk, Conn. for ex-
amination. and that the board of re-
lief will meet at the office of said so-
lectmcn, No. 5 Railroad avenue, on the
14th day of March, A 1). ties, at 2
o'clock p rn., to bear and determine
all appeals made to them for the
equalization and perfecting of said
assessments.
Dated at the City of South Norwalk
Conn. this, the 4th day of March. A
D. 19ll8
Notice is hereby also given that no
asaeaament of the real and ratable es-
tale of said dietrict which was so
situated that there was no diatluct
and separate values has been made by
the assessors and this day died by
the clerk of said district at the office
of the selectmen 50 it Rullroad
avenue. City of South Norwailt Conn.
Dated at the City of South Noroalk.
Conn” this 4th day of March. lililil.
JOHN H. LlGll'l'.
/ MA'l‘Tlliv‘W titlftlllv'T'l',
it ll. GOLDEN
Committee of the South Mrwulk l' n
ion School District mi ll):
on..-
MILLER & JORDAN
.REAL ESTATE
BROKERS ‘
Office, Hoyt' 3 Theatre Building
Openfrorn 10: 30A. M. tell’. M..
Where all business in and pertaining
to Real Estate will receive careful and
prompt attention.
MainOff'ice,No.29l’airficld Ave.
BRIDGEPOM', CONN.
LEGAL NOTICES
SOLVENT NOTIt‘l-I.
m
District of .Vorwaik, mt.
Court, March Still. A. DJ. Will.
Estate of Bridget (lint-n, late of Nor-
walk, in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for tho illo-
trict of Norwallt. hath limitml and al—
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of sold "slain in on
hibit their claims for actilonwni.
Those who neglect in present flicir
accounts, properly attested. within
said time. will he debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make imnwdiate pay-
ment to ,
(YHAltMJl-i M. I.Al\'ltiv2.\'('l-2.
info I? “M ‘ Administrator.
l’l‘ollnfc
nectar Ainlvatim or" vaeaua.
NEW YORK. March lam-Arrived:
Steamer Oscar ll.. from Copenhagen.
NEW YORK. March lil.—-»Arrivml:
streamer Kronprinzr-auin Cecilio, from
Hromcn.
NEW YORK. Mulch lilrwAri'iVo-d;
hilt-unwr iv'lnlanri from Antwerp.
ATM... mm... M,_
PUTTING IT "GENTLY.
'llui in aho pr
"W0” l drmt ellr've In talking
about a glrlc looits behind hcr back.
“or minors worth about snowman-r
and they“ ve token her to Europe twice
without bringing bat-it any iitloa so
you can form your own opinion. mf'hl
oego Record Here l.d
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How carry it in for a man to think
A WISE PLAN
not to think of ANY permanent Investment until
good round ants in this bank;
should be when it is avallahrlo for emer-
‘ and not till m a lead is established should musical invest.-
” WOW“ Savings Bank
UHWID IANK WILD!”
of the right excuse at the wrong time,
sotrru omens. copra.
wood avenue. after an litaese of lint
three days of pneumonia. llr. Vaugh-
survived by a widow. one daughter
and three seas. Islam services will
be held at e o'clock Thursday morn-
ing from at. We Clinch and inter-
ment will follow at St. Mary's corner
tery. For means, up to a week
ago, when he waa laid‘off on account
of business conditions. Mr. Vaughan
was a night man at the once of the
Manse ljspress Company in South
Norwalk. As an artist, he was vorsa
tile and leaves hehina him much ex-
cellent work to his audit“ lie was ul-
so well liked and many friend:. or
his sudden death.
Oamnel MiddiIbMIt.
Samuel Middlebrook died this morn-
ing at his home in Wilton, after a long
illness. The deceased was well known
to the residents of Wilton and Non
walk. ‘ Mr, Middlabrook was eighty-
elght years of age. The funeral arv
rangentente hav cunt boot completed.
Adelaide 9. Allen.
Mrs. Adelaide 0. Allen, widow one
into Thomaat} .Allen, died this noon
at the residence of her daughter hire.
Will? Smith, 39 Elmwood avenue The
deceased was in her ninetieth year.
mineral arrangements will be an-
nounccd later.
A CORRIIPONOINCI ART PUPIL'O
OTORY.
Super-lance in the hrlailasd Advlatlon
Used to Iagmla.
To the lonely, unappreclated and the
"shut in" i suggest the harmless and
inexpensive pastime of writing postal
cards to the eorreepondcnce schools
and developing results. in a mad mo~
moot, of the sort that occasionally
falls to the lot of clerks of the day, i
sent my addrentt to the Cedarville in-
ternational Art Institute, praying its
chancellor to honor me with "litera-
ture." He did so. with rare fury, and
i have been much charred thereby.
You are not to infer that l taboo
art. Neither need you accuse- the of
ambition .to art. liaviog anciently
designed‘a pictorial advertisement for
it map firm. which dived into bank
ruptcy the following Week, i left oil
the follies, never to l‘i’flillllei'lllf-fll.
lion-ever. I was curious to know about
thi- corrospontionce institute; hence-
iheiw nut-urn,
l’lret ifillllt.‘ ll dazzling pronwclus. it
proved that no other form of idle-hem
was mi calravagsntly renmnornlln- as
art. indoed. it scented a wonder how
artists managed to spend their enorv
limits incomes. lieaido-a. think how
easily any drug clerk or molorlmtn
can qualify his name to go hanging
down the ages by designing letter
head» or billboards. Again. what more
entrancing occupation then the paint-
rr‘n'.’ lie is the only chap whose work
is play. Why, then. should not all
sane- gwrsons matriculnie forthwith
and become Rnphaels and C. i). (lib
mime by mull? "You say you can‘t
afford it? We any you can't afford
not to attord it! You are losing moo
ey by every hour's delay."
Waiting two or three days: to allow
the shock to sink In, the Codarvillc
rhuncollor wrote me a "personal let-
ii-r.” To be euro the top lines were
type-d a little darker than the rest.
and the aignaturc had a rubber ”tempt
aspect reflecting small credit upon my
wrapihhclly; yet the letter was most
mourning
"I am convince-d," declared my ad-
vise-r, "that you possess genius. else
you would not have written. 1 shall
watch your progress with intense in-
terest." 8o touching an epistle cer-
tainly downed an answer, but some»
thing told me that if i maintained a
stony-heartod indiflerence toward Cc-
dnrvllle, even tonderer appeals would
be forthcoming; and in this it devel-
oped that i had Judged well.
From the latest "personal letter" i
detach for your ioy the following nose-
gay: "We feel considerably disay
minted, Mr. Clark. to note that you
have not as yet enrolled with us or
replied to our recent letter. it may
he that we are over-sensitive. but we
really felt that it was to be our priv-
ilege to open for you the doors that
lead to success in art. Wa invite you
to become a member of the world's
moot exalted class of craftsmen—one
whose pencil, Wll and brush shall
bring toy to thousands. The kings are
forgotten. but the aritnis' nameu arc
itnpcriahahle." Modality forbids forth.
«r transcription, though i fancy that
you have already shined suillciont fro
groom» to warrant your sending out
lmutais to the corresponding school»
and receiving a reward in the way
ofiserlallsed atlulatlon.~—lloaton Tran»
cr pl.
MM
NIGHT MOI! SHOT.
CLARKSVILLE. Tenn. larch lb.—»
Near Woodford. about 1!. miles from
this city. Brown Bennett. a young man,
the son of an association tobacco
planter. was found early today In the
road in a dying condition, with a but-
let hole through his head. Near Ilen-
unit were two dead horses and three
amply shotguns. it In believed the
young man was a night rider and was
shown down by turtles whom he and
his gang had attacked. and that life
comrades. in their haste to get away.
had left him tiring on the scene of the
. “M." ‘ e
a...»
NIGHT RIDIRO moor Manson.
PAIlllCAll Ky. . Merrie lye-Old
hundred wreaked night ridera rods in;
to that town of nimlagham late is?!
night. that eta new, one of t
in believed. fatally. and whipped
The riders
shot later
Chit?
cabin in thoplaee.
toallnagrneatolasvslii
Tho
a "rates of two waste or
more.
an was forty-live years of age and is .
every Want to he an Algal."
said well to keep the
dark .
is at
t tam!“
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lira .Ilaennai Hottetlioway cytosine;
admitted to tbshlcwelh hospital this
{maximums
bullets-lad
morning, and will M an opera- '
tine.
one Melisa. N In th
live. .1 a of i u
Itain street, who underwent an opera-
tion at the Norwalk Hospital several
weeks ago, has relayed to lies: homo.
Michael Welly, of 13 Raymond
street was taken min a boat to the
Hermit Hospital at midnight for
treatment. Mr. Donuelly has pneu-
mou a.
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Our Brothers’ ladle. No. it), held
Its regular business meeting in their
rooma In Wall street Noelvailt. last
night. after which a very interacting
game of carpet howls was played.
The artcalan well driller. which
drilled a well for the lit. George Paper
and Pulp Company last fall has been
stored in Smith street Norwaik since,
and was moved away this morning.
Cornelius ltyan, the South Norwalk
hatter was removed from the Not-walk
Hospital to his home in Waulngton
street. yesterday. Recently Mr. Ryan
:eni‘ through an operation for appen-
icii a. .
..._.._..._...—.
Samuel Sta-sermon. the eight year
old Raymond street boy who was bad- ”W"
ly scolded by hot water several weeks
ago. and was taken to the Not-walk
Hospital was removedto his home
yeaterday.
acres HITCHOOCK on rem.
-
Complainant is a Fifteen Year Old
New York Girl.
NEW YORK. March iiir-rRaymond
Hitchcock, the comedian. was put on
trial today in the criminal branch of
the supreme court hetero Justice
Blanchard on an indialnent growing
out of the charges of a I you
girl. There have been ’ ‘ versl
pontoonemcuts, and an effort to have
still another adjournment was made
todsyby Hitchcock's courier-Lbut Jua-
tice Blanchard directod that the aeloc‘
tlou of a jury be begun without delay.
Hitchcock arrived at the court room
early accompanied by his wife, who
is known on the stage as Flora Za-
hcllc and his counsel Mrs. Hitch
cotit was not nermitwd to enter the
court room. She was escorted to the
ant» room. in which Evelyn Neahit
Thaw spent much of her time during
the trial of her husband for the mur-
der of Stanford While
Hitchcock ls reprcaented by John
H Stenchneld H I.“ Gray Herman
Promote and Carl l-‘ishcr- Hanson. The-
prmw'cutlon is in tho“ hands of Assist-
nnt District Attorneys (lav-van and
Turnbnll. The complainant against
tho actor is Ellen Von Hagen.
CAPTAIN WINSLOW TEOTIFIII.
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Defends Admiral Rojaatvanslty. of the
Rossini Fleet. '
‘\\'ArllilN6TON.wHarch ill—Capt. C.
Molt. Winslow, assistant to the chief
of the Bureau of Navigation of the
Navy, in testifying before the geenatr-
navai affairs committee in the investi'
gallon of chargea’ of alleged defects
in battleship construction, today do-
fended Admiral Rojeatvonsky for the
condition of his ships when he engag‘
ed the Japanese fleet. During the
pwnfillf. investigation the deep draft
of tho lttissian ships by.reason of the
full bunkers of coal has been criticiz-
ed and Hoiostvenaky condemned.
"itoiostvr-nsky was inclined in keep~
ing a full supply of coal on board, for
he did not know the distance he would
intro to stun/Wu said the captain. HI!
cited the fact that ollf' ship which on-
caped being «unit was able to reach
Manila.
Captain Winslow said a commander
should maintain full supplies and there-
lty of coal on board. He made the
sary supplies the American battleships
would ride too low in the water.
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WANTED TO KILL KING HMKON.
Insane ewes. runners in. new
Castle In Christiana.
(IlliliS‘l‘lANlA, March Ill—A Swede.
apparently insane, fusiliadcd the royal
cunn- hero with a Remington ride at
noon Imlny. lie fired altogether in «loz-
t-n imllpts. several of which crashed
through lin- tvlndowenlld embedded
themselves in the ,lntrrior walls of
the castle,
'l'in- mun sun promptly arise by tlu-
polico and dimmed. Al tho police
station ho dorlsrod that it was hie in-
tention to kill King Haakon. He still
had forty or hfiy cartridges in his
mitt-fa
King iiaukon and Queen Mnud were
absont from the castle
anaacnis'r nauanoa monev
OMAHA Noll, March “in ~An un-
known tilllll'i'hliit this morning entered
should be at least three-fourth reapsc— —
sweeping statement that with neccs- ‘
cases ate less price than they
Nickle Lamps". '
3WircCoat Hangers .......toc
HALF- PRICE CLOAK AND
We will continue out half price Cloak and Suit Win! on weak longer Melly excelc
lent bargains to be found in this department. :
uou‘sarualeulNc DEPARTMENT
nos. 3AM 5 wan-a BUILDING.
. MATTINGS.
Our line of Spring Mattinga is complete in every detail. embrac
and color-lugs. Notwithstanding the advance in price of all imported lion. “*meled through
large and early purchases to offer the line this season withoutggey ’-
a wide variety of styles
in priceandinaonic
have ever been offered before. ’ Ell: our line is invited.
As
mines Kitchen Lamps” JWzgc Shovels... 4c
Whiskllroomsm...” ...... ..9ciiand Lamps ..... tgclknw Mata....49c
Flat Irons..perib. 4c Galvanized Pails ........ ...19c Wash Bodrdeo...‘ ....... ....45c
lGalvanized Chamber Pails. ..zgc Never Break Iron Handles. . .roc
TH! JNJUIID ONE.
the first time. This day after his arrival
he stood watching the pants bringing
the cane home. A young negro boy
who vii: driving the mules. wishing to
increase the speed of them. struck one-
of them with his whip. The mule-r
promptiv responded by launching out
with his heels and dealt the boy a kick
on the head which stretched him on
the ground where he lay rubbing his
woolly pate on the spot where the kick
had boon received.
"is he hurt? it he hurt?" cried the
planter to alarm. A full grown nenro.
hearing the caprciislon of concern.
sprang forward hastily and. raising
the tnulc‘a heels. ehoutml out:
"No. turns! That mule - him walls
tondah fo' a day or two. but him no
hurtl"-»Cliumbers' Journal.
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«a AMUSEMENTSo
HOYT’S Tamra:
SATURDAY. MAMH m.
MATINEE AND NIGHT.
Eistnm Engagement of
D. W. ROBERTSON'D
MOVING PICTURE COMPANY.
”titan—Matinee, be and 10:; Eve
nlng. file ”420:
novr's Taxman
OT, PATRICK'I DAV.
Event of the lesson.
I. c. WHITNEY
Pr aunts
The PI can. Millie-I Mixture,
IL! or APICE.
With
The Famous Comedian,
CHARLES A. PUSIV.
do—Peotila—do
and
Special Orchestra.
American Manly Chorus.
Principally Pretty Girls.
New scenery. New costumes and New
Electrical Insets.
20 GONG HITS.
PRICED—25¢. 506. 75c. $1.00: Flr't
Four New. in Orchestra, $1.50.
I
utilise HALL
IVIIY IVINlNO.
ADVANGI VAUDIVILLI.
MOVING PICTUIIII.
ILLUITIATID aortas.
Entire change of program every More
day and Thursday.
Prices. file and 15c, Children. as.
Matinee every Wednesday and let-
tmlay at 2: 15.
Amateur night every Wednesday.
BASKET BALL.
Tenn limitingArmary.‘
the Mcrchnnis‘ xarlonal flank and ill»
mended u largo no ,tnoi money. lie-
was arrested
llnaln~ Tint ra'o one thing I can't
understand. .ghortw'l‘ell It to run.
"When n entitle-H ego! married it. Is staid
they heconio one not again. they say
it tales two to make a quarrel "r4“-
hers fltatesman '
"Your daughter was playing the
clean all day yesterday " "Yes. she
did it to cheer it; mother. who wee
idoing ties washisgllwfloaeion Poet.
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liven if a boy Is always whistling "l
leftist as)
laces“
Ifelthe
Wummmwllo
l:
'Every Monday Night
I
“neuronal. ‘
MARCH 9.
or new vans.
This team was defeated Christian at
lilddlotowe by close «on
of a to as.
casein new is re is
ACHfuilW cargoes-reels . °.m
rivet acne ot I renew. .
A gentleman owning a sugar estate,
in Wemorara went out to visit it for'
H. Kneger C 0.
Kitchen
. Hoosrer 0W5
hum Special Features that snake them different, better and more con-
venient than any other kitchen cabinet
Husbands. get your wifea real kitchen cabincl—onc that in but
merely a collection of ehelves. hooks and dark blue. but a modern, por-
fecbed unit that really saves In her and money.
These special features tell the story. Show this advertisement to
so. will know their importance
Other cabinets do not have these features and the extra conven-
ient Hoosier arrangement that sews hundreds of steps ench day. Be-
shles, remember this important fact,
The “Hoosier” is low in Price
her.
Flour Iln, Aluminum ’
’l‘ho tlour In Work Table
putlnatthu .Can .be
itlll. Palace
through tho drawn out ”8'
entire bin, and "W" ""3 front
is taken out of the cabinet
Hm rroushlr om ii inches,
sifted iii Llit‘ adding mo"
bottom. The than onerthird
bin It; sells the working
alfanir'g'.“ space.
100" ”an: Opicc Cabinet
cards. in guide Contains six
cards labeled. airttight cans.
Bread. Coke highly finish-
and Desserts, ed and labeled
Eggs, Fish Ginger Cloves
Meats, Miscsl Cream of Tar-
laneouii, sat. tar. Alispiec,
ads Sauces. Baking Pow.
Soups, Vogc der and Gill-
fables Milton,
Sugar Bio.
The bulk of the sugar is held in the upper part of the bin. When
a scoop full is taken out the seine “timid” drops down.
Everything accord in the kitchen alphabetically arranged—n sim-
ple and effective system for keeping stock
Bread and Cake Cox.
Keeps broad fresh and moist. 9:11:24 inches. made of meta inland
has close fitting lids. One and le partitioned on for cake.
The Hoosier sliding shelves slide in and out the some drawers, and
the contents of the cupboard can be brought to the front within
' easy reach by drawing out the shelf t
Th 0 Labor Sever Easily Women Wants.
Every woman who does not own a Hoosier is doing unncccscsary
work—4s inking thousands of unnecessary footsteps
A Hoosier will cm time ahe now pounds in the kitchen in two.
There is probably as dealer in your city handling the Hoosier
Go into this slow and see the Hoosier Get our Catalog, whether
there in u dealer in your city or not. it is full of valuable suggestions.
if there in no dealt-r in your city. write us.
H. Kneger
sou: some roe NORWALK. ,
29731 west Washington «Street. '-
SOUTH NORWAkK-m ..
t LOW PRICES
J. w. DODGE
22 WeehinaionSireet,
Norwalk Chronicler