instruction. .
. V'YQUIATTIN‘TION.
, . Why in the world do you put
glaring-aim?! SUIT? Are you
. toaare up 15 or 20 dollars
. i 9v]! 80.‘ you are making a
. to. Our Outta at 07.00 and 010.00
“last as. good as those that others
filth and S20. Come in and let
you It to you.
Clothing
Company
j‘ v GOODWIN. Mshsger.
Science of Healing.‘
{hrocaive Chiropractic attention is
' , irorn disease wltbOut receiv-
oreign substances into the atom
This new method is now being
tied in nearly every state in the
and many foreign countries. it
the nerves that carry best. health
strength in every individual. Pinch-
nerves that have only been doing a
of their work are soon put Into a
thy condition and the whole body
mines health. The Chiropractic
Nethod of Healing is powerful and
harmless: it will reach every organ in
be human body. Our stwcess i: mar-
alone.
Ill E. Washington St, Havliand House.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
Magnetic Treatments Also Given.
I and you will iind that
we're always selling
"COAL.
THE
Irma assonmeur or‘
«0st, Cards!
,‘flMthoetCartis.
senate arose.
, (lash. lee Washington st.
Agent lee crescent Lasnery.
states-t
' haematsitonld
Mallet:
E
L__..._.;__.. . _
We don't want to keep barking at you
—that's a piece oi dos—gone foolish-
ness. But we must persist In calling
your attention to our store and our
. We have lust opened up our
price Line oi Baby Carriage: and
(Jo-Carts. it may be a little early to
take baby out, but It's not too early
to look. .
The A. J. Angevine
& Son 00.,
treasurers;
NOTICE.
South Norwaik Union
School District.
Notice is hereby given that an "to
surmount oi the real and ratabie cs.
tats, within the said district, has been
made on the town list of 1907, and that.
by the clerk of said district at. the
oiiice of the tteleclrneu. No. 5 Railroad
avenue. South Norwailt. Conn. for ex-
amiaatlon, and that the board of H"
liei will meet. at, the oiiicn of said so-
loctmcn, No. it Railroad avonuc, on the
idlh day of March. A. It, ”oil. at 2
o'clock 'p. m., to bear and determine
all appeals mud» to them tor thc
equalization and perfecting of .saiti
assessments.
i Dated at tho (lily of South Xorvvuik.
Conn” this, the 4th day of March. A.
it, 1908.
_...__.
Notice Ia hereby also given that an
assessment of the real and ratablo» es-
tate of said district which was so
situated that there was no distinct
and separate values has been made by
the assessors, and this they filed by
the clerk of said district at tho omcn
oi the eclectmcn, No. 5 Railroad
avenue, City of South Sorwnilt, Conn.
Dated at the (‘in of South Norwallt.
Conn. this 4th day oi March, loos.
JOHN H. Litiil'l', ‘
MATTHEW ('Oitl‘ibi’i‘T.
R. H. GOIJ‘IEN.
(IommitlctI of the South Norwnlk 'l'u-
ion Scittml District. mi iiit
MILLER cloths-1t“
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS.
Office. Hoyt's Theatre Building.
Open from 10:30 A. M. to d P. M..
Where all business in and pertainiua
to Real Estate will rmcivo i'ill't'ilil and
prompt attention.
Main 0iiice.No.29 Fairiieid Ave,
antooeronr, CONN.
LEGAL NOTICES
sobv EXT NOTICE.
District or Norwailt. int. Probate
Court. February 25th. A. It. 1908.
Estate of Ilenlamin 8t. .Iohu. into ot
Sorwailt in said district. deceased,
The Court oi Probate for the Ills-
trict oi Norwaik. bath limited and al-
lowed all months from the data here-
of for the creditors of said vuiiiie- to
exhibit their claims for lit-IiIi-IIIHII‘.
Those who neglect to prom-u! their
no tunts. properly atlmuod within
as d time. will he tit-barrt-ti a rt-covcry.
All persons indebted to said v'itiltit-
are, remit-stud to muse immediate, pay-
ment to
SETH ll. TOMS.
Administrator.
f2": m7: l2
NOIWALK FIHIMIN'I lUCl-IHI
TOURNIV.
The iirst gatnc of tho t-nt-lu'c tour-
nament betwmvu the four firt- compati-
ten of Nortvnik wli start this I'veuius
III the i’htwnis Engine Company's
quarto-rs in Main niriwf. Tho truths
of the various companies are as fol:
lows:
Phoenix Engine Company, ilutttvry
and Thompson, llussiug and Tool. Sey-
Iuour and liusbt-l. llayutm and ilcltord.
l'ioncvr limit and ladder company.
‘ Powell and Natiefot'ti. liyington and
Buttery, Montgomery and Waters.
llllaaarti anti lint-lit-r.
Fire Police. Milne anti Warden. Jewell
and Cornell, Plait and l'arrttil, Him-t
and Merrill.
"one "use Company. Marriott and
O'ilrlcu, Plunkett and (”urns-titer.
Mmro and McMansa, Harry and dial-
A WISE PLAN
to thish of ANY permaaont investment until
mad sum in this berth.
land is established. should must issue
M.
“f H NOI'WIIIK Savings
mosses pissing. i
tor . .
be where it is available for cuter-
.t
WW
said list has this day been deposited.
listlesai Convention is Is title
in Indianapolis Ivm Act on
Important letters
lNDiANAPOLII. lath, March 1:.—
Tbs National Convention of the Unit-
ed Mine Workers oi America that here
today. to new. upon a course or so
tioa because of the failure of the op-
erator: and rates" of the central com-
petitive held to agree upon a joint
wage conference to la a scale in place
of the present one, which expire: Ap-
ril, l.‘
The wage scales for the various bi-
tuminous held of this country and
Canada are based upon the scale fix-
ed in the com titivs field, t-o'wisting
of illinois, In iaua. Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania. Failure to agree upon
a Joint meeting to fix a scale in this
tleld has caused President John Mil»
cbcll to call a national meeting or the
minors to take decisive action. ludi-
cations are that. fottr propositions will
be considered by the convention,
The first will be to adopt Wage tic-
mauds and then issue a ill“ for a
Joint wage conference. opening the
door to all operator: who may wish
to come in. and to sign a scale and
keep their mines In operation.
The second willwhe to adopt a scale
and issue a call for joint wage ctmfor-
cut-cs by districts, ‘
The. third will be to refuse to make
any scale except. by competitive dia~
trit'ts, which would mean that the.
Western Pennsylvania. Ohio lndiaua
and liiiuois operators and mint-rs will
be held as one unit. a: would those of
Missouri. Kansas, Oklahoma. Arkan-
sas and Texas~tbc Southwestern com.
lit-iliivo field.
The Iourih proposition will be an
extreme pence measure, a provision
that the present contract he continued
in effect a month longer and the
mines be kept in operation durina
that poriod.
it is thought President. Mitcholl will
advocate the adoption oi one of the
lirst ttvo policies, thus inducing some
of ”to operators to sign a scale and
put Iht-ir mines in operation. This.
the minors believe, would force other
opcrntors who are competitors ill the
sumo maria-Is. liltcwlsn to sign. This
policy was adapted in the strike two
)t-uru ago,
If this cout'tttI is adopted the strike
will not how“ any serious national of-
ft-t-t, us 'hl‘ indlunu opt-rotors in the
central t-ompt-titlvc fluid at least will
sign and tiltI mines in the Southwest.
and probably In central Pennsylvania
will smm Iw put. in opcration.
"Tltt-rc is u dismtaillou on the part
or smut» oi IIlt' t-oni operators ‘to ntituu
latt- coal ntnrltct prim-a in this man,
nor or by Ihi' threat of brinaing. on
. and) to strike," said Mr. Milt-hell. "We
have down all that no could do to
prow-nt this and it looks now as
though iht-rt- would ht- a full suspcn‘
siou oi minluu in all these great biiu‘
Ininnus lit-ids on April l "
HELD a MEMORIAL MEETING.
Not-wail: Historical and Memorial Li.
brat-y Association Honors
Col. Lockwood.
At the quarterly meeting of the Nor
wullt Historical and Molnorial Library
Aston-lotion. last night. two addrcsut-s
in tucmory oi the late (‘olont-l P. St.
John Lockwood were read. One was
by the Rev. Charles M. School: and
the other by Judge A. it. \l‘tmdwurd.
the latter being as follows: .
0n the 5th day oi October. Ii‘titit. sew
oral ladies and gentlemen. Yt'liltlt'ilitt of
Norwaik. and interested in its history.
mot and organized The Norwalk liis-
torictti and Memorial Library Associa-
tion. The first name subscribe-ti to
tht- Articles of Association. tho-n adopt.
ml, was that, of Frederick St. John
Ifllt‘liwmid. it was natural and fitting
that ho should be. as ho than was,
cruises president of tho association.
and conllntyd in that ofilco while he
lived. His ancestors were among the
original plants-rs and settlers of Nor-
walk, from which his branch of the
faintly never removed; it was the place
of his birth and life-long residence:
throughout his life he had breathed
its air and absorbed its traditions, and
by education, social position and ac-
complishments he was a typical repro-
sentatlvo of its history and spirit.
lie was born August 23. 1825. and
graduated at Yale College in 1849. The
tit-nth of his father. occurring soon at-
tor. caused him to abandon the study
of law, which be had begun. and to
devote himself to the administration
and management of his large estate.
Thereafter he used to cull himself a
farmer. He loved to superintendent
IIII' cultivation of his lands and to own
fiut- cattle and horses. ”0 took pride
in building the boat and most subtitled
ital block oi stores and throughout his
life he was a low-r of music. His rep.
utatlon as n member oi tht' choir to
l'slo (foliage remained as a tradition
long after his‘ graduation. (in public
occasions in his early years he was oi-
icn called out for popular songs, with
which be delighted his audiences. lie
was long a conlpicuou: member of the
choir in the church in Norwaiit to
which he ltultmgod. and served in later
years as chairman of Ilia committee on
mutdc in the same church.
in person he was of good height.
with a handsome fact- and iiaure; In
demeanor grsccfu and dignillud. with
a suggestion of t patriciun in man-
nsr; among his rlbnrls gt-nltd. and
when occasion allowed playful. and In
social :dair: alwtty: a leader.
He lived wtlgii beyond the age of
iota-score, and died October Itib, ISM.
for year: be had been in fenbio health
warned of the pmbabliiiy that the tutti
would some. as it finally tIltl crane, and.
deniy. The Inilrtuities oi his later
years had so far withdrawn him front
the activities and seatsziatious of his
earlier. tile. that many of tho present
pm penetration can hardly realise
what manner oi sum be was and what
' helilediatherearsoihilvil-
W momma-m.
‘ ;, t tan— ‘ _, .
Held as the out» Leaps: in on
not a. a. Charon.
The annual musioaary entertain-
Iaeatoi'theJueior League oi, the
Mth Norwalh lletlttldiet church was
were betweeilty and sixty of the
little folk: there, and the lecture room
was filled with friends.
finest or institutions held In the
church] Till: program was rendered:
09.” l. ”m“. v
Reading oi twentysthird paalrn.
Prayer-rm. Bani 0. parties.
Boar—Junior Meade.
Paper—”About the smgue."-—Edith
Downs. ' -
Solo—Heard Bean.
iteadt Illa Faro Sartaia.
Solo—glee Miller.
Recitation~liiitired Kstcbam.
Solo and chords—wattle any and
league.
Recitation—Lois Hoyt. ‘
Dialogue by four girl: representing
indie, China. Japan and Turkey—Abe
Mill?! Ottoman. Curtiee. Ketehsm and
F oi . .. ‘,
Solo—Edith Miller.
Recitation—lamb Bean.
Sour-League.
Recitation~8tanley Fox.
Dialogue—Kenneth Curtice and in:-
log Dlitemen. '
Song—insure.
itccitation~Elton Hoyt.
Address—Dr. Curtice.
Ottering.
Recitation-«Vera Hatfield.
Closing sour-haunt
The 0 cring toward the lupport at
an orphan boy at Daroda. indie, am-
ounted to ”6:20.
At the conclusion of the “catertain-
mcnl program refreshment: were
served. .
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Jonah Parka. .
The death or Jonah Parka occurred
at lIVe o'clock Monday morning at. his
home in Ridgebury, after an Illness 0i
acvcn wet-its. Mr. Parks was a nail"?
of England, where he was born eighty-
eigbt yPiiI'a ago. He had been a resi-
dent of Ridgcbury about seventy year!
He is survived by his wife anti "'0
children, Mrs. Charles Nolan. of Miry
Brtlolt district. and Eugcnt' Parks, oi
Nttl‘wnlk.
M
Adelaide 6. Allen.
The funeral of Mrs. Adelaide (l. Al-
len was held this afternoon from the
residence of her daughter. Mrs. [mitt-
Smith. 39 iclmwoud avenue. . The Rev.
ii. A. L. fiadtier, rector of Trinity
Church. oiilciated. The remains were
placed to the Riverside Cemetery re-
ceiving vault and will later be inter-
red In the cemetery.
—‘
James J. Vaughan.
Funeral services over the remains of
'ht- late James J. Vaughan were held
this morning from lit. Mary's Church.
Norwalit. The Her. Father John 0.
Funny officiated. During the ser-
vice. Miss Helena Miltord sang "Mil"
Swot-t Day." and as the body was
borne from the church. the choir ren.
lcrcti "Scorer. My God, to Theo." In-
‘tarmt-ut ot-currvd in St. Mary's (‘om-
atol')’.
HEPTASOPHS OFFICERS INSTALL-
The recently (ducted officers of the
South Somatic zflonciaw of impla-
sopha were installed last night by De
puty Grand Arohon W. R. Nowell, of
Armenia. I-‘oilowng the regular meet-
ing the entertainment committee hold
a meeting, and made arrangements
for the annual banquet, which will be
held as customary, at the Mabacltemo
Hotel.
The construction of tinI human
Soot Demands a Shot
Made on :clentlllc principles.
Ni the
Modern Methods
(0 Produce Comfortable and Stylish
Treatment
are use}: by the makers of the follow-
ing lines:
Ramon Crate
Slut. oYerioota
the“ Shoes'ilhat Sit.
mm "BALL.
Team P. at the Armory.
Every Monday .Night.
assert to.
XAVIERS.
; 'ME 23.
DANBURYS
held last night so the church. 'i'heut ,
The eateflainrnoot was one of the
nos. 2 and 5mm; sarcoma. ,
° o
w TTINGS.
Our line of Spring lettings is complete in every detail, embracingawids variety of styles
and, colorlngs. Notwithstanding the advance in price of all imported linee.'vre,(ere enabled through
large and early purchases to oiler the line this season without any advance in price and in some
cases at a less price than they have ever been offered before. An inepeetig oliour line is invited.
HALF-PRiCE CLOAK AND SUIT‘snLE.
We will condone our belt price Cloak and Suit Sale for one week~‘loager. Many excel-
lent bargains to be found,In this department. '
uoussrumsumo DEPARTMENT.
Nickle Lamps ........ ....Sr.25'Klteben Lamps ............. 35c, Handletfioai Shovels... 4c
WhiskBrooms.: ........ Wadi-land Lamps ............,.19c;Ru CuspidoreMats.....49c
Flat Irons, per lb. ..... actGalvanized Pails ........... xgc‘ Wash Boards . . ......... - ...45c
.2ch Never Break Iron Handles. . .toc
CONN
0
eg-
3 Wirc Coat Hangers ...roc.Qalvanized Chamber Pails..
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK. ¥
CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE CAUSED
DEATH.
NEW LONDON. March lie—(form
nor Franklin Brown made a report on:
his investigation or the deathoi Mrs!
Magdalen Buivct. of ii Clements}
street, this aiternoon, which finds that’
criminal negligent-e caused death. Dr.
J. N. ilimon was the 'woman's attend
in! physician in a maternity case. The
report was based on an autopsy held
yesterday.
H. Krieger 8: C0.
Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinets
hays. Special Features that make them diflerent, better and more con-
vsnlent than any other kitchen cabinet. .. '
Husbands. get your wife a real kitchen cabinet-one that is not
inert-iv a collection of shelves. hooks and dark bias. but u modern. per-
fected unit that really eaves to her and money.
These special features tell the story. Show this advertisement to
Oh. will know their importance.
Other cabinets do not have these features and the extra conven-
ient Hoosier arrangement that seven hundred: oi steps each day. Be-
sides, remember this important fact,
The “Hoosrer” ts low iii Price
Flour Bio.
The door In
put in at the
top.
through
entire bin, and
is taken out
The Trinity Men‘s ('luh basketball
team will go to Westport tonight and!
play a team. in that place.
...- "“""“""T‘“"“ . ,.
9d Anusmrurs o-
HOYT’S THEATRE
SATURDAY. MAIICH is.
MATINI! AND NIGHT.
Return Engagement of
D. W. ROBERTSON'O
MOVING 'ECTUHE COMPANY.
PRICED—Matinee. Sc and too; Eve-
ning. to: In. 206. .
HOYT'S THEATRE
3T, PATIICK'S DAV.
Event oi‘ the Season.
her.
Aluminum
Work Table
C a n b o
drawn out be-
yond the front
of the cabinet
" C. WH'TNEY I “0'0" 3h 1!" over it inches
Presents sifted at the mu“, mm;
The Pitluane Mflicll Miflur'. bottom. The than onevtbird
I L! whorl“. to: is self- the working
c .ant . ‘
The Famous Comedian. Recipenéahlnee space.
",0 “TIPS! ”k. Clbifl“
cards, to guide Contains six
cards labeled air-tight cans.
”rend. ('nltc highly InIIIi'
and Dcssens. ed and labeled
. Fish. Ginger. Cloves.
Meats. Mlscel- Cream at Tar-
inneous, Sal. tar. Aliaplco,
‘ads. Sauces. Baking Pow.
Soups, Vege. der and Citi-
lahles. m.
Sugar Bin. .
The bulk of the sugar is held in the upper part oi the bin. When
a scoop tuli ls taken out the same quantity drops doIvu.
. w ant List.
Everything needed in the kl tchen nip abeticaiiy arranged—a sim-
ple ahd elective system for keeping stocit.
. ' Bread and Cake Ion.
Keeps bread fresh and moist. 0:11:24 inehee.made of metal and
has close lilting lids. One and is partitioned oif for cake.
The Hoosier sliding shelmt slide in and out the same drawers, and
the contents of the cupboard can be brought to the trout within
drawing out the shelf,
CHARLES A, PUIEV.
‘ easy reach b
“0-,:w‘4 I The Labor lover Every Woman Wants.
' " Orchestra. Every woman who does not own a Hoosier is doing unneceecsary
dork-4a taking thousands of an necessary fotnatena.
“ rA Hoosier will out time she now spends in the kitchtoi in two.
There is probably a dealer in your city handling the Hoosier.
(lo into this store and see tbr- Hoosier, Get our Catalog, whether
there in a dealer in your city or not. It is full of valuable suggestions.
If there i: no dealer in your city. write us. ‘
H. Kr'ieger Stilt).
SOLE AGENTS FOR NORWALK.
29-31 West Washington Street, I
SOUTH NORWALK.
MEATS", w
At LOW PRICES...
J. w. DODG
E.
j 22 Wesltiagteaf‘ltreot. , stream
it one asst tnwnao. outwit-r. who took and M
* ~. Its the injured arm. was my...
about Li eat-tau um at so to an leouta In em: attenuate .
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American] Beauty Chorus.
Principally Pretty all s.
New Scenery. New Costumes and New
Itselrioal tweets.
20 00m HITS.
sauces—m. 006. 706. 01.00; Vim
Four lows in mm 01.00.
fl
evasv evanmo.
MUSIC Ham."
HAS MYSTERY
FOR YOU TO SOLVE.
"A man or a machine."
Which?
The management of the Music Hall
has, woven a little mystery into one
of the features of neat week's bill.
Mystery centers in the not, which is
announced as "The Mechanical Iiiog-
iag Doll." It is: wonder-rut stunt. be
it man or machine. and i: leit tor the
sodium. to guess. This act is only
("to of the- features of neat werit's bill.
which Includes such well known art
list: as the “Artie l Eddy" troupe of
limirontal tier Artists, direct trust the,
Orrin Bros, Circus, at Heston, and
ihc fannme llaulcys In their side-
spiittins: comedy entitled "Tho- Matti.
nttmiul 'i'augio." Iii’liI otbcrs.
As usual. pictures will his changed
during "lo week. and entirely new salt-
ieeta will be restored. The etnall atb
mission fee charged gives you s gases
so don't tell to attend the Music He
the coating woe/it.
. will lain several weeks lorths
res use-am. wish employed to seal.
0‘ .
FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 13
I'IthaesvsWostEah:
.mm'fi's sees it
flew “mall
souls-Ion ‘ I“
«cavernous accrual.
«I smelt-stee-
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