. acoustical. _‘
$55- entrance.
viii: iii the ma sum put
I a'TllW “1in Are you
Our Units at $1.00 and 010.00
an good as those that others
OPRAC'ITC—The New
Science of Healing.
0 receive Chiropractic attention is
from 'dma withoot reccfw
foreign substitutes into the ston—
,' This new Emethod is now being
. d in nonly every state in the
and many foreign counlries. it
the nerves that carry heat, health
strength in every individual. Pinch
that have only been doing a
or their work are soon put. into a
y condition and the whole body
assumes health. The Chiropractic
. of Healing is powerful and
1 ' less; it will reach every organ in
t human body. Our aucceu is mar-
e. Washington at, Havlland new.
. 5T. much. u. c.
4 Magnetic Treatments Also Given.
we're always selling .
M5:0th
sens
. OLD -
SPOT!
149 Washington St.
The Ferris Coal Co.
‘1‘ i V'Y ‘
$2....“ mg... u.-- _. . ...
amt 73hr. “not.
i The contraction of the human
500i Demands a Shit
I I . ladeon scientific principles.
1, .' R“ the .
Modern Methods
I produce Comfortable and Stylish
decimat-
I m by the‘tnalterii of the follow-
I illicit
,. . Ni
in not to think of .
a roundainn
‘Ildllt ohmic
a
We don't want todteep barking at you
e—tbat’s a piece of dog-gone foolish.
been. But we, must persiat in calling
roar attention to our store and our
goods. We have inst opened up our
Spring Line of Baby Carriages and
(lo-Darts. it may be a little early to
toml. 1?!» out. but it's not too early
on .
The A. J. Angevine
& Soil Co.,
134436 Washington Street.
‘ NOTICE. I
South Norwalk Union
School District
Notice is hereby given that an as-
sessment of the real and ratdble ee-
tnte, within the cold district, has been
made on the town list of 1907. and that
said list has this any been deposited
' by the clerk of said district at the
office of the selectmou. No. 5 Railroad
avenue. South Norwailt, Conn. for ex-
amination, and that the board of re.
lief will meet at the office of said so-
lectrnen, No. 6 Railroad avenue. on the
idtii day. of March. A. l).. 1908. at 2
o'clock p. m., to hour and determine
all appeals made to them for the
equalization and perfecting of mid
asecuments.
Dated at the City of South Norwaik.
Conn. this, the 4th day of March, A.
D.. 1908.
Notice is hereby also given that on
assessment of the real and ratahlu us.
tale of said district which was no
situated that there who no distinct
and separate values has been made by
the depositors, and this tiny filed by
the clerlt‘ of said district lit the office
of the ueleclmen. No. 5 Railroad
avenue, City of South Norwnllt, Conn.
Dated at the City of South Norwallt.
Conn. this fih day of March, 1908.
JOHN H. LIGHT.
MATT." F1“! ('Olilll'l’l'T.
R. H. GOLDEN,
Committee of the South Not-walk lin-
ion School District. mi lot
I MILLER n Johann.
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS.
Office. Hoyt’s Theatre Building,
Open from 10:30 A. M. to I P. M..
Where all buefness in and pertaining
to Real Estate will receive careful and
prompt attention.
MainOfiice. No. 29 Fahfieid Ave.
IiilDGlPOitT, couu.
D. GOTTLIEB. .
Cents’ Furnisher.
Men’s, Boys’ and Chil-
dren's Shoes.
.1 i No. Main Street. So. Norwailt.
—— .ma... “p... ....
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—J. ll. Wolfhausen. Dim-
bttry; Ill, Z. Jellifle, H. W. Moore. 1".
.l. Burden, if. A. Dexter. if, i". Storm.
it'. 0. Iiigelow. it, A. lioiniou. New
, l'orlt: if. if. Maire. iiiamford; W. if.
‘firasier, ltast Orange. N, .i.: A. T.
fucker. Middletown; Georg.» A. Tor-
rey. Con W. Swift. Boston: ti. ii. [init-
rowe, Waterbury: ii, if. lit-iior, War.
_ center.
; Mahachemowiv'. W. Bishop,
:foi'ti: W. R, Ford. Waterbury: l.. ii
:iiurlbutt. Wilton; George L, lttwit-
well, itldgohcld; .i, ii. ituyniond,'ltow-
nylon: William lmuiels. New Canaan;
3A. .l. Jane. C. C. it'ilch. llilos Potter;
W. .l. Cunningham, i.. A. Libby. ii. A.
.li'olgor. iirntforrf; .iohn ll, Bloke. ’l‘Ov
ilcdo: if. A. .icnuingo. Boston: lv'. W.
,Phillipis. it. ill. liowolla, New York;
lJohn ii. Wallhnmen. Dnubury; Wit-
1 linm T, iihnnnon. New York.
l wmmraurt MiLLs momma.
l The lamnabnry a lllueeil Mills in
lii'innfpauit. which have been running
.fhroe daya it woolt for several months.
will start Monday ltitll‘tlitslt running
full headed and all da s a week.
(lull-
A WISE PLAN
ANY iterate-ant luveetinent until
ll this but.
be where it is availiible for other
fan is eetabliebednliouid permanent investr .
a
I ' “Norwalk Savings ”Bank
m0
1 t, .
sails uttered.
eotmi, stomach. court.
, ill.
, at Norwaik. as. Probate
rt. larch ith. A. 0.. nos,»
Estate of Bridget Olsen. late of Nor-
walh. in said “tiletriol. CM.
. in Courtrof l’robate tor the D
trict at Norwalk. hath limited and air
lowed six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of laid estate to es:
Those who t to
accounts. .9 fl
still time. will be .
All poredns indebted to said estate are
”quested to make immediate De;-
ment to .
CHARLES H. LAWRENCE.
mill ll 24‘ Administrator.
th their
.attesled. within
w
Dsipontlsnt Girls End Their
Lives
(Continued from First Po. ).
Minnesota city. one turned on the
third street. last night, but was found
this morning in time to be paved from
death. When salted why she had
tried to end her life, the girl astonish-
ed the ambulance eurguon who bud
saved her life “and others who had
crowded around by her story of the
fate of her friends. "Why uhouid f
not be allowed to die?" she asked. “My
five girl friends who left St. Paul with
me a year ago after we left school
have all committed suicide. i want to
die as they died and into them."
"Was it a suicide pact?" she was
halted.
“My five friends are all deed and
they died as they chops," was the re-
l’ \’
friends decided while in the business
school in fit. Paul to come to New
York together, thinking there was
more of a future for them here. She
refused to give the names of any of
her girl friends. A short time after
their arrival in New York. she said.
orient” the girls married. She did not
live happily with her husband, how-
ever. and killed heruelf a few montha
after riho had become a bride. In
the meantime another girl had been
necking employment without, success.
She sought death and found it. by tho.
some means her friend had need. The
neat to go in the some way, according
to the girl's story, was one of the
girl» who had fallen 3 vi fin to a
man’s fricndshlp.’ With three of their
compuniom‘ydcnd. the three that no
iuniucd worried constantly, and when
hard times camc- and employment. was
hard to find two of the three volunv
inrily follower] their friends to the
grove. That left Helen alone. Then
it man cnuu- into her life. The man was
represented to her an immensely
Wealthy. who said. and for u timo- she
was huppy. Thou ho suddenly sailed
for Europe, Sill! hurl nothing more to
live for offer that, she mild. and tie-
('ilii'ti to into her five friends in
death.
Ht'lt'li sold her flitiicr is tlcull, but
that lit-r mother still lives in ltlt. i’iilli.
Slur remand to give her mother'a ad»
drcsu When it was found that the
girl would recover she won taken to
police ailillifln und locked up. charged
with attempted suicide.
in the girl's room wait found unvornl
picturc cards from South Bend lnd..
nnd one from Howie. Muss.
JUDGE LOCKWOOD WAS lLi...
Another Postponement Necessary in
Hungarian .Church Trial.
The trial of John Novotinlt, John
Symumurk, Paul Lengyel and Steve
Shimbo. charged with criinannl libel,
which was postponed until this morn-
ing. has again gone over until next
Wrducodny morning. The change was
made owing to the illness of Judge
Edwurd M. incitwood, who has the
grip. if Judge lmitwood lit not well
enough to hear the once at that time.
an out of town judge will occupy the
bench. .
Judge N. (l. Downti, of Stamford.
who hm; been engaged us routine] for
the. dr-fundants, was on hand this
moming. The complainant in the lance
inthc Rev. l-‘nthcl' Francis Gross, the
rector of thiciiungnrlaii Roman (lath.
oilc church. ‘
GAVE ADDIESS ON CHINA.
Dr. Henson. of Providence. Heard at
death Nemlk Ieptlet Church.
Dr. Henson. of Providence, deliver-
cd an interesting address on China.
last evening at. the tlouth Norwulit
Baptist church, before a large audi-
ence. The addresn wan interesting
throughout and illustrated with Memp-
ticsn views. A silver tollection'was
taken up to defray Dr. llenaon'e ea~
ponssn.
hrlicr in the evening In. “button
delivered an after dinner speech to the.
men of the church in the primary~inn-
for room. where the own, numbering
about fifty, wort.- lil'i‘Vl‘ti with u eup-
per by the Woiilon'n Association and
the Further Lights Society.
IALOONvKllPII .POWIHO MOVES.
New Located in Main Street-Perkins
Will Probably light.
‘ lidumnd Powers. one of the Franklin
a snue valoomheepors. who was re-
cently dented another license by the
county commissioners, moved yester-
day to the east side of Main utreet.
not for from the corner of Wall nlroct.
it in understood that no mnonstmucc
will be filed againilt l'owcra‘ by the
Norwallt Ministera' Annotation. it he
conducts this place properly.
it is reported that .loaeph ll. Per-
liina. the' other 'IIiOOfi-hfifllfl' denied a
license in Pranltiin avenue. intends
to fight the matter out in the cmirtu.
inetrad of moving. as Power» has done.
Till lNIlUiTliAL LIAOUI.
The annual installation service of
the lndnetriai Magoo of the South
Norweiit Methodist. Church, which was
poet last. wet-it. on motorist of
the gm, will be held tomorrow even-
‘l'his service baa always been a
very interesting one ever since this
«mutilation was establish-
n“ . andtiiw erecting tomorrow are»
' will. no timid. prove to be
the heat. Dr. (.ltlrtiee will m
" sermon to m beforeihe
lattes my. w
,.
hibit their claims for settlemem. “Boom
interment occurring gt tit. Kary'e Gem.
barred a recovery. 0M1 .
gas in her furnished room in Form ‘
The dirt said she and her five.
0
ADDITIONAL LOCALVNEWS.
Double stamps all day today ai .l. w.
Dodge's market. .
W
blinhaeiw. Reynolds is seriously ill
of a complication of dioceses at hit
home, 61 Spring street.
Mrs. Emily Taylor. of Daubury. iv
a guest of her aunt. ifrs. Charles M.
Lawrence, of laws street. .
hire. Jennie liuil'in was discharged
from the Norwalit Hospital yesterday.
She had been taking treatment there.
The Knights of King Arthur basket-
ball team will play the Waverleys. of
Norwallt. at the armory. Wednevdey
owning.
Cli ord Cnrgil‘l and George Petltt.
who ar bo conduct! at the home of
Mr. Ccr . in Newtown avenue. are
doing nicely. _ .
William lit-unpaid and Mice Therese
Vorlfn will 80 to New York this even-
ing and witness “The Orchid." at the
Academy of Music.
George lticc. of Railroad avenue.
South Norwallt, who baa been under-
going treatment at the Norwallt Hoe-
pitai. was: discharged yesterday.
Anna May, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mm. James Angelmnu. who
has been seriously ill with whooping
cough and grip. is now able to be out
again. .
The Sixth and Seventh Cflllillflilitlti,
Count Artillery, of Norwlilit, ave ee-
curcd several months recently, and
they are being drilled no they may
go to camp this year.
A horse owned by the l-lacclulor
iiottling works. Norwallt, slipped and
foil In South Mai street. near lienry
street, this run mg. The animal
was taken to Solmaus' stable and or
changed ieuiporariiy for another.
A large van, loaded with furniture,
bound from Bridgeport to Greenwich.
was etched on‘tbo big hill near Peat
Swamp. iu \i’ceiport avenue. ycnterday
afternoon. The van interfered with
trolls-y truthcinnd a car pulled it up
the hill. "
A. Mngner uud Company‘s cult
against the Connecticut Company.
arising out of a truck being hit by a
trolley car at Bouthwrt. hits been tie
signed for trial next Thursday in the
Court of Common Pleas. at Bridge
port. Attorney John Keogh more-
scnts the prosecution and Attorney .l.
P. ilcrry the company.
John ll. Atkinson. who was it clerk
at the lilalop store in Worthington
street, and who has been undergoing
a serious illness at the Normal: Hos-
pital, left that institution this after-
noon, accompanied .by his mother, for.
New York, from which piece they will
sail for their home in Scotland. Mr.
Atkinson was able to get about with
the aid of crutches.,When he recovers.
he expects to return to America. ills
mother came over here to accompany
him home.
The duningé ‘uult of Edward I".
Sheehau. the Knob driver. Wrist
George t}. Ernst, has been finally set
down for trial before Judge Howard
B. Scott and ii Jury. In the Court of
Common Pious. at Bridgeport, next
Wednesdny. Mr. Shechun claims that
he won aesuulted by Mr. Ernst. while
at work its driver of the Knob line one
night last summer. Mr, Ernst is rcp-
reeenied by Judge John H. light and
Mr. Shcehun by the firm of Walsh an
liuhbcll. '
FIREMEN’S MEETING POSTPONID.
Representative of a Bummer Carnival
Co. to Come Hare Neat Week.
The special meeting of the tiouth
Nowell: fire department called for last
night at. the Putnam Hose house. in
Franklin street, was adiourned until
next Friday night, largely on account
of the small attendance. hoes than
twenty members put in all appear.
once.
The meeting lust night was for the
purooiu~ of talking up department on-
tertulnuwnts. Ono proposition has
hf’i’m to how- u ball and vaudeville on~
tortuiiilncnt ut Music Hall .iuitt fl'lt'l'
Lent. and number to hold a carnival
tlhi- fiiillliil('i', uimiilr to tho one Mid
in West “vetting lead your.
A representative of a compuny ctm-
ducting alfalfa of this itlnti will come
to dumb Nor-wall next Friday night.
and attend the adjourned tiles-ting, es-
piniuiug his pmpnani.
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0
cases at a less price than they
Nickle Lamps ............Sr.ss
Whisk Brooms 9c
Flat lrons,’perib. 4c
3WircCoat Hangers.......ioc
ar-svses
nos. a and 5 GAZETTE summon.
, MATTINGS.
Our line of Spring Mailings is complete in every detail. embracing a wide variety of st
and colorings. Notwithstanding the advance in price of all imported lines.” are enabled tlir
large and early purchases to offer the line this season without any advance in” price and to
have ever been offered before. An inspection odour line is in g
HALF-PRICE CLOAK AND SUIT, SALE.
We will continue our half rice Cloak and Suit Sale for one wcelt longer. Many e
lent bargains to be found in this apartment.
uousuvvmsumc DEPARTMENT.
“Kitchen Lamps . . .35clLongciriandle Coal Shovels.
.......xgclRub Cuepidorc Mats .. I
....‘...19ciWaeh Boards .........
..zgci Never Break Iron Handles
Hand Lamps
Galvanized Pails ..
Galvanized Chamber Pails.
..,._ ......_____. _... A”
GERMANY DlD NOT iNTIM’IRE.
Publication of Letters Rewind
Mlsunderstandlnp latween Nations.
iilfildN. March li.~A lively cor-
N‘Iwndencc haa been in programs be-
twcen member: of the English and
German courts since the fact became
public that Emperor William had sent
a personal letter to ford 'l'wccdmonth.
first lord of the Britten Admiralty, in
February, supposedly concel'ning be
British naval estimates. Through t in
channel news; has reached the German
court that it won King Edward him-
self who permitted the information
about Emperor William's letter to be
communicated to the London Times.
Unwiillngncsa to publish his mnieaty'u
communication and the reply of lord
Tweedmouih was expressed on the
English side because, on was lnlinmtod
at the time, to do no, might ember.
runs lord Tweedmoutb. For this rea-
iton the emperor did not give his con-
sent to publication. Copier: of the let-
tors in question. however, have been
shown to various parties who are able
to say, as a result of their own rend-
ing. that the letter of Emperor Wil-
lium contained nothing that could be
construed into intereferencc with the
have lplans of Great Britain.
PROVIDENCE BANK RE30PENS.
Union Trust Company Had Been Clos-
ed since the October Panic.
PROVIDENCE. it. l.. March ”.1"
The" ilniou Trust Company. which sus-
pended lust October. will be renowned
for business. according to a decree of
Prcniding Justice William ll. ilwect-
land in the superior Court today, when
the case came up after many matinee.
moms. upon the question of uppoinlv
room of a permanent receiver. Chief
Justice Sweetland declared first the
bank wns solvent and announced that
at a later hearing a date would be
,flsed for a rev-opening. The receivers
and a committee of dcpositorn who
since December 28 have been at work
on a plan for the. reorganization of
the banit. reported that about 96 1-2
per cent. of the claims against the in-
stitution had been released.
Out of is total of more than “9.000.-
000 in deposits. "3431.035 was re
leased by "3,250 demltors. while the
issue of l0.000 shares of new etoclt in
the reorganized institution was over-
etilrscribcd. .
Fill! fN CANDY FACTORV.
fl
Girls Employed in New York industry
Escaped. lot Iuiidlng Will
be a Total Lesa.
new YORK, March ii.—-A candy
factory at 383 Pearl street is on fire.
it in believed that all the girls em-
ployed iu the factory have escaiwd
from the building, but many of them
are sold to have narrowly escaped
death. A large force of firemen and
apparatus called by three alarms are
working on the. blow.
The fired» in the factory of Arthur
letting. a five-elory building. The
building will be it total loan. All the
girls escaped.
. OIAOI IAPTIST CONCERT.
The following program will be run.
tiered lit. Grace llnptisl Clint-ch tuition
row at it o'clock:
selection. by the choir.
Scripture lesson and prayer.
lit-loci reading.
Brit-total foreign mission «um. by u
club of volunteer slum is.
Address on the Congo Free Stung-h;
(‘ l) i. d
Paper. bliss Lucinda Pitta.
iiunday school lesson. illuminated by
‘W. 0. Million.
Many other-e will alto participate.
INOAOIMINT ANNOUHCID.
Miss Anna Palmer, Pretty Westport
Telephone Operator. to Wed.
Tiw ougugcmont line broil announc-
ed at Mien Annie Palmer. the pretty
“ill" unfli‘ator at the Wrutport leis»
phone exchange. The lucky follow to
cioilh her hand is netrrge ii. Width. of
South Norw'nlh. Mine Pollution blunt“
Weslport friends, while distilling to
one her go. will wirh her all Miocene.
The «acct date for the wedding has
not. been not.
i
l
i
new. Wm» M... m
wssrmo was soioueusohl
Net-walk country em lneerporstors
,te Organire Neat Wednesday.
The muslin of the fncmtmrators of
the News": . etry (lino, which was
to have been beid last Iii t at the
loath Norwatit club. for t purpose
of «ranking. was adionrned until
sent my eigi‘it at the saute
that hereinaybea
season.
‘regardtotbe
'ro shalom; ssrmares awn
ran. ,
An informal gathering of the room.
here of the iioarti of idsilniiile sud
Apportionment was heldliuu night iii
the throne" room. liovcral mailers
yurtuiuiug to the budget to be on-
nou'uct-u nest wrolt were lulitctl uvor.
The ”Minutes and as will be as»
counted at a proofing to be bold flou-
day night.
”on“... c»
Find m IBIWI'OIT HOTIL.
iiflilltllfl'flli'l'. ”drill! ”.WA In iii
the kitchen of the Atlantic Hotel. to-
day. created no end of alarm here for
a few minutes. The fire west throttlii
the kitchen ceiling on the door
The loss was only about 1
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i
ORIIKI AITII ATTIAOTWN‘.
’i'wo filtration limits have been at
lioton Mat this went in reference to
having as atlreetion at the Point tide
Nothing has been settled in
TRISTRAM &
ln'
HYATT. NORWALKEO
,..
'eger .
Hoosier Kitchen
Cabinet 1;
MW; Special Feature» that muko them different, better and more on
vcnient than any other kitchen cabinet.
liuuhaudp. get your wife n- real ititclicn cabinet—one that is it
merely a collection of nbclvcs. hooks nod dork bins, but u mmlcrn. poi
fcctcd unit» that really saves is her and money.
These special features tell the story. Show this ndvortisomcnt t.
the will know their importance.
Other cubinetetlo not have theee features and the extra conven-
ient Hoosier arrangement that saves hundreds of steps ouch day. Be.
sides, remember this important fact,
The “fluosier” is low in Price
Flour Bio. Aluminum
The Mi" "4 Work Table
put in at the C a n be
. I it.
through pit tnlt: drawn m“ 1’"
entire bin, and yond the front
of the cabinet
is taken out
t horo u git ly over it inched,
adding m.-
slftctl at the.
than one-third
bottom. The
bin is self- the working
space.
ginning.
eel Gabi
393' "J: epic. Cabinet
comma guide Contains six
cards labeled airtight cane,
Bread. Quito highly finish
and Desserts. ed and labeled
Eggs. Fish. Ginger, Ciovee,
tie-ate. Miscel~. Cream of Ten
tar. Alisplcc,
Baiting Pow-
lancouu, fial.
ads, Sauces.
der and Clip
namon.
hcr.
Bottom Vege-
tables. .
Sugar Iin. . ‘
The built of the sugar is held in the upper part of the bin. When
it scoop full in taken out the same quantity drops down.
. ' Want Llat. ‘
Everything needed in tho kitchen alphabetica
pic and effective system for keeping stock.
Irene and calls lea.
Keeps bread (rush and moist. Danni lnches.madc of metal and
has closc fitting lids. One end is partitioned off for cake.
The Hoosier sliding shelves slide in and out the same drawers, and
the contents of the cupboard can be brought to the front within
easy reach by drawing out the shelf,
The Labor Saver Every Woman Wants.
Every woman who does not own it ilooeier is doing unnecoscsary
work-ia inking thousands of unnecessary footsteps.
A iiooeier will cut time she now uplands in the kitchen in two.
There is robabiy a dealer iu,your city handling-the Hoosier.
Go into this more and see the Hoosier, (let our Catalog, whether
there in a (loafer in your city or not. it is full of valuable suggestion.
ltgthcro is no dealer in your city. write us.
H.Krieger ,«Co.
sou: AGENTS Ton NORWALK.
29-31 West Washington“ Street,
» SOUTH NORWALK.
lly arrangedwn sin»
.. Mamba ...... m - mun . '1"‘“ownu
.VEKY SWEET UTTER, permih..I 3 t7
on lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR. . . .. .......... . ..... . ..... s: ..
LEAN. TENDER SHOULDERS. lb. .................
vocakcsBORAXBOAP.......... .....o
zlbs.LARGEPRUNES... ..... . ............. .....s
FRESH EGGS. per dorcn .......s
w UNITED GROCERY ' co..-
i’hone HS. 20 North Main Sir:
MAW
Sweeney’s Fish Market
180 Washington Street Bridge.
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