UR ATTINTION,
my in thoworid do you put
,I e .N‘SW. SUIT? fire you
to, a... up in or to dollars
at it so. you or: melting n
he good on those that others
115 end .20. Come in and let
I. «is now receiving tho attention
y ladies in smzyim who have
W this reform method of healing.
tnei‘itedly improved in health
floatation have they become
M are encouraging others to follow.
‘ r onsmplo. No one should live in
’ nnd sadness, of heart or limb.
they can live in health and hop-
use by going to the Chiropractor at
’1 I. Washington at. Hsvlisnd House.
. SOUTH NORWALK.
lflfll‘flc TREATMENTS GIVEN.
W
CROWD f
and you will find that
we're always selling
,COAL
md'i‘
Tots
hlninm
systen
mi omsrort
App“), 149 WISliIflgiOll Si.
"naught: Fems Coal Co.
inn!
.l’ Witsst one end stone '
~ more 8. Davidson,
street was fined 87 and mum Sumo
m.
vidsou made (“Ollipiaillt to the pollen
“rogulntiun of the iidnor tlnfliv.
‘ We don't want to ltoep hut-king at you
~thst‘s s piece of dolmo foolish-
ness. But we must persist in calling
your sttontlou to our store on our
goods. We have lost. opened up our
Spring bins of Baby Cerriasos and
GoCsrtn. it may he it little early to
but:k baby out. but it's not too early
to not .
The A. J. Angevine
8: Son 00.,
tilt-136 Washington Street.
MILLER & JORDAN
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS.
1 Office, Hoyt’s Theatre Building.
Open from 10:30 A. M. to a P. M..
Where all business in nnd‘pertnlning
to Real Estate will rocoive careful and
prompt nttention.
Main Office, No. 29 Foirfield Ave.,
onioozronr, couu.
D. corms,
Gents’ Furnisher.
Men’s, Boys’ and Chil-
dren’s Shoes.
ll No. Main Street So. Norwalk.
,1 of South Wyeth which was held It
his home on liable ovum. Itilford.
Widely sftsrnoos. The union wed
conducted by tier. 1‘. A. Sumner. end
thorn wss' singing by lire. (loom B.
Clerk end Hrs. Herold O. Smith.
There were near dorel tokens The
psll bearers were Theodore MP
son. 3. .0. Perry. hi. it. Boiler, '1'. it.
Hawkins sud D. A. Witterweil.
m
Mrs. huh 1. Intro.
‘ Mrs. harsh in. Brown. widow of the
late Samuel Brown. died at her home
in 0qu street. Milford. late Thursday
nightt. utter an illness of some dura-
tion’ of bronohlni pneumonis. Mrs.
Brown, who was 74 your: of use, is
survived by three dsughtore, Mrs. 0e
born. of South Norwnilt; Mrs. Under-
hiil. of Wsterbury, end Mrs. Ttrown.
of Milford. Thu tunersl will b.- inzd
this afternoon at 3:30. »
Jemes Hsrkins. .
Cuptsln Homes Hunt, of the Non
wslk police force. has received notice
of the dosth of his cousin, James Hur.
kins. of Hollands Ivonne. Union ilill.
N. J. A Union Hill newspaper any:
of his death: "Patrolman .lnmes
Hawkins. of Palisade avenue, Union
Hill. (lied yedtordny nt Montlonllo, N
Y. The deceased man was one of the
host known end most popular mom-
bers of the linlon Hill police force end
his ,many friends ‘will learn of his
douth with sincere regret. Patrolman
Hui-kins was stricken down with n se-
vere ,nttaok of the grip about the ho-
glnning of tho year. He ventured out
before he had fully recovered and had
a relapse. Thu cold finally settled on
his lungs and he grew. worm rnpidly.
When it was seen that his condition
was growing serious his friends no!“-
uundod him to no in Monticello. it
was thought that tho nir thorn Would
do him good. lint his case was’ hum.
less. Thorn tins no improvement in
bid condition. He grew weaker and
wanker do)“ by day until the and name.
i’nlrolmun llurhlnu was .16 years of
age. He. loaves u widnw nml twu
chlhlrnn, u. buy and a girl. [is won
unpainted to the police force in liltil
and him sum-rims say ho was onu'of
tho hunt. men in tho dopm-tnwnt. lie.
was it. mnuriontionu ofllt‘ur, nevor
shirkod his duty and know no tour. lir-
muld always luv dopumimi on in glvo a
good not-tum! of Millwil' in any posi-
tion no main-r how dv-sporute and
whenever ho was sour out nflvr a man
m ”4....-- N. .
LEGAL NOTICES
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. nu. Probnlo
Court. February 29th, A. l.l., 1908.
Estate of Jessie C. Lowudes, latc- of
Norwnik. in said District, drummed.
" The Court 'of Probate for tho Dis-
trict of Norwnlit hath limited and
allowed six months from the dam
hereof for the creditors of sold outrun
to exhibit their claims for nottlomt-m.
Those who neglect to prouout thoir
accounts, properly attoutod, within
said time. will be debut-rod n roruwry.
All persons lndohtod to uaid vstuto
urn roquvsted to make imumiiutv
paymout to
SAMUEL l. iiidNi-Zliit ".i
. Administmtur
’.
m2 916
of The South Norwulk Club will ho
held at the Plot) moms on Suiurdny.
March 28. 1908, at 8 o'clock p. iii. to
consider amending Article» VI. of the
Articles of Association of said club.
relating to the Board of Directors. so
no to provide that said Board of ill.
rectors “shall hold regular monthly
meetings on the first Saturday ovum
and to provide
the
ing,of each month,"
further, that "five members of
Board of Directors shall ronstiiutnu
quorum of the board." and to take
such action in relation to said propor-
od amendments as may be doomed adv
.— visahlo.
w
COLORED MAN FINED.
.w...
’i‘homns Hunted. the colored
who was charged with itsunuit on El
day, .by Judge Jim-uh R. Taylor
that llustod hnd hit him on tlu head
in the dark. Monday niuht.
Somali! iron Work”.
up. Hush-d did not deny hitting liar
vidsun, but said it was entirely in suit
detour-er lid says that iit' s‘iruvk lin-
vidson with n small bluvk of wood. our
urui of which ho one taking homo at
the limo, when Davidson tltlllt' tuwnrd
him
FEDERAL CONTROL OF LIQUOR
um
ii’AHiiiNll'i‘th. Mimi) Iti.w- ily it
min of" .-. to 2 tin,- with tummiitoo of than
timtutu unintultleo on tho imlitlnn in
tiny declared tummstiiuiiounl uli of
tho hills iutendmi m ronmvn frdurnl
barriers strains! stutuu t'iti'i‘t hung out»
irui of their [loiimi puwuru fut this
lit-nil”
inns m1 ihouu ntousurm bow harm
held hovering uiutusl tho uutirh 1mm
out tie-union niltl lilo ltiiis worn advo-
nnlod by rnprrunnlniivon of prnutio-
oily all of the tunic-n when» there. in
.l strnhg Prohibition suntluwnt Tim
mountain of tho sub-commuter» urn
hounturs Knoll. Nsimn. Fulton. ttnonn
Mil
*nwmnum
”We! Milt wwmt invautnrunt until
thiebenk.
gum is «unlinked. Mid memorial invest.
sud Raynor.
be when it is svsiinhie for other '
“iii ll
of South Main
hour ilw
limit claim that
he thought the uthrr ‘wnn holding him
he always lminud his mun behind flun
bars. Ho hint an absolutely olmn
record. on romplnlntu over having
linen mud» against him. Owing to his
quiet but. happy riinwnltiun he was
popular with his brother policemen
and ho had the l‘l‘lit‘it't‘l und good will
of nil his slttit‘rlnrh for tlm faithful
and pninntukluu manner in which he
purformml his duties. His death has
tilt-rotate rust n gloom m’t‘r the do-
pnrtnmnt find his loving wit» and
children who worn with him when he
dim how thn stmputhy nf nil who
know him.”
GILLETTE MUST DIE.
ALHANY, March lfi.~tilo\'r~ruur
llughos will not interfere in nny way
with the» rxomtticm iu the. wank hogiu
ninu March 30. of tho tit-nth fronts-nor
upon (‘huutm- Gillette. convicted of thr
murder of (trace. or "iiilly." llmwn
- ,. .. , , . at llig Mmmo Milo. in tho Mllrondnt'kr
SOUTH NORWALK CLUB MEETING
A special meeting of tho lllf'llii'hii'ii
in July. i906. Thu gm'vmor would
not talk uhoui the matter for pubiit'n'
lion tuduy, but it can be stated that
he has truthfully rend nil the ovldonro
in tilr- case. and entertains no tirtlihl
of Gillette's guilt.
PUTNAM MAN FINDS $1.000.
normal. March 15,—Edwnrs 'i'rr
douu. a wood worker living in West
Thompson, yesterday plotted up n roll
of hills which in tho counting revmi
od 81.000. He made known his lucky
find an.) snvs thnt anyone who ran
:dt'niif)’ tho property on his can have
i
SOUTHPoaT MAN DROPPED DEAD
WILTON. Conn, March lti.—-ldilton
Koyser. of Southpurt. dropped deed at
heart disease' horn today. as he won
about to latte a train home. Mr. Key
our had been visiting hiu (inunhttr
how. He was til yours uid.
PRICE OF COPPER ADVANCED.
NEW YORK. March lily-At the
Metal Exchange today nil grades of
Nipper were advanced l-s of a. cent
per pound in both the bid and mum
prions.
ADDITJONAL LOCAL NEWS
in u itvitoi' from Chnrh-s "PW. ling
era, roruiVed in South Norwslit this
morning, Mr. Rosrrs Iiinlos that he
bus inst been on an automobile trip
from Paris down through the southoru
port of Frnnro to Ituly His trip has
hoop it most civilnhtfui und rnioyuiilw
our.
Arthur it. itoxors. who wumirrr-d
away from the. situations." Murrh 5.
bus been hesrd from. lir- is how in
Yonkers. N. V. Word was merited
inst night. by the miif’e. Nu notion
bus hook tuiion. but us her is out of
the state. the official» of Yonkers will
probably send him hams,
lituts Proeident Tonight» and other
notable Months of the (”and lam». of
f'lntmmttttut will be pronunt with Nor-
‘Wflik Marie, Wudnssduy running. in
dunno-«tum with tits visit. of "w nrmui
lodge ofilrors, thorn will bu uu mutt-r
isiutnsnt and rofrtvshnwnts will in-
enrvud. it bi; time is «upwind on
this own-inn.
W
howls ("M m ot’louth timwuih‘ s
busimu m. themed it unique: sour
wutr from Psimimr, Jordanian. this
morphs. it was s finely mods sud
highly polished snuff or column hos.
diminished ot olive wood. “firm was
under in tint but print“ in both
un- nltd Hohrew. whioh
it“? 'fimwi‘i’. "to n ”KW“
it inn 1 runner
edtorhieiiv onthnweehhe
out out: is wees. Dr
M W to
.v; .
flies ids Vsyior’is iii st her bound.
9 list: street. , Harwell.
no time out w. will son
mm M «this s
W
Willi- H mines responding today
in Now York on mom.
Digit“ mm
mm nemesis hove been re-
ceivlne their mt spring cleaning.
i. ntr. end lire doom Hull of Brian!”
non spent yesterday with friends in
town.
D
in the sdv. of A.
Reed it.
WNW ystors, spent Sunder with
friends i New york city.
Mrs Addie it Wine», of Norwelk.
wnsn nmet. yesterday of ltiss tier
iofle Stone, in New York.
The Young Men's Club of the East
Avenue liothodist Church will hold n
render meeting this eveninn
W
Frank Joseph, of Winnipnuk, will
give s msequnrsde burn dance tumor
row night to his nanny friends.
_...._.........
Sets of spring suits, costs, suits,
skirts end wsists st. the Psris Suit
end Closln House. Reed tho adv.
William 9'. Ram and doushtor Mev
but. of South Mnin street. spent yan-
:rd‘ny with roistives in Mt. Vernon.
South Norwulk Council, Knights of
Columbus. will meet on Thursday 9%
onion end confer the first or initiatory
demos.
w
Deputy Sheriff John W. Smiley and
two sons, William and John, spent
Sunday st Palttflml, Puinnrn County.
New York.
You urn oordinlly invited to inspect
the sxtunsivo line of turnituro and
houarfurninhingn at F. A. Mitcheii'l.
Nurwslls.
(Ilnrnuro Arnold, collector for H.
Krirnrr and Company. South Norwslk
is ill at his home in Chestnut direct
Norwalit.
‘0
Victor 1'. sharwood. who hnu boon
employed in stsrk, has taken it M
stitch in tho Automobile Supply (W.
of Brooklyn
M
Mithnol W. lirynbids, of Sprint
sire-oi who is ill of a. compilation of
diseases at his ”home is now oonsid
urnbly Improved.
Mr. end Mr». Howard Seymour. of
Bottom-triads. .' Y" formerly of Smith
Nurwnlit are spending a. few flats in
.‘s'uw York City.
t'ndrr tho skillful trontl‘nont of Dr.
L, M. Allen. Human suydor is recov-
win; from a stroll. of paralysis at his
honw in Seymour ski-nun.
.ilru. Warren P. Smith. litre. Samuel
Norris and Mrs. Willinrn Miller. "1
Mutiistm Mfr-rt, worn visitors in lht'
rity of itridnrpnrt Saturday.
A suppnr which 3. party of the memo
hum of the Trinity Dion's Club was to
haw hnd Saturday night oi the his-
hnrksmo limit but been indefinitely
Wolwmod.
G. Arthur Knapp, of flair! ntreet,
Mir-walk, who has linen national in
Bridgeport for some! mks is now
night nporltnr on tho Mhnry brunch
at Brsnrhrlilu.
Last night it wss reported to Ollicer
Silk that a baby on lying in Knight
strum. onicur silk went to the soot
lndirntod and fmmd that the "lull!"
mun n hum":‘. of run.
his: Mnlmo. one of the. most enthus-
iastic bowler» of the m". We is
some of 278 at the Twin City Rowling
Alloys last WWII. end claims the red
on! of 'i‘ha- Norwnlkn.
Mm Euxrm- Pryor end young 8011
arrtwd in Norwnllr last night to into
Mr Pryor Who is connect“! with ”to
fornign unrmpondenno dupsrtmm 0'
the Postal Trot-writ"! Company.
A muslin; of fifteen Tribe. l. O. B.
u, of South Norwnllt. will be bold
tomorrow night. but than will its Ito
dent-an work. A candidate who 'wne
to have. boon oriented! on at. this time
has an unhrmknbio «augment.
Norwnik Aorio,‘ 7. 0. 3.. Will it!"
one of tin» "tiniest motions in "it
Mitim'y Wednesday owning. Stine
Pftmidt'm iohu Team of mitigation
Mid ilinlr- Vii-o i'mimt John" m. V"!
of ill :,uufurd will be. timeout ‘
'l‘lw i’hiiuthuu Clues on this lint-km-
Pint: of the south Nnrwnlk Baptist
rhurth haw» Joined bends for it hit"!
titty social which will list hold“ We'd
mmdny rvnniox at the W of the
Mihfl'hk lint-her, in Inflow um. ,
’i‘ho nwmlmru of tho [us More
Main liit'hlof WM” Chill. ('1 limit
Soronlk nrr notinitlittng Thunder.
Harri» us for on that nonunion. the!
urn to it" to Now York nod mend it
prorlur'iitm of "Tho Witching "Mir."
hummnrnnwui has horn made or tint
rusunmr-ut of Miss ”tilted In
dough! roi’ Dr ‘7. Si. Million 0' habits
Wt". on tut-it to Dr. it'sim' Jen-
nines. of Mn tori; any. fir. .imnium
award“ Mr. and Mrs lotion. dew
nines Wm slim. .
. Mom
.hsed osmium
can»
I Abe Corp. tsilor nt the it. Krista ,
19' ian Will.
NOS. 2 end 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
m
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MATTINGS.
Our line of Spring Msttings is complete in every detail. embracing a wide variety of styles -
end oolorings. Notwithstsnding the sdvsnce in price of all imported lines. we are cnebled through
lsrge and early purchases to oiler the line this season withottt eny sdvsnco in price and in some
cases at a less price than they have ever been offered before. An inspection of our line' is invited.
HALF- PRICE CLOAK AND SUIT SALE.
We will continue our hslf price Cloak and Suit Sale for one week longer. Many excel-
lent bargnins to be found in this department.
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Nickle Lumps ........... ”Sr 25 'Kitchen Lamps.. 35ci Lon Handle Coal Shovels. . . 4c
Whisk Brooms . ..... golinnd Lamps . .......... .izgc Rub Cuspidore Mots . . . . 49¢
Fiat Irons, per lb. .4c Galvanized Pails .. ..... .19: Wash Boards ..............45c
3 Wire Cost Hangers” .toc Galvanized Chamber Pails. . .29c Never Break Iron Hendles...xoc
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, NORWALK CONN
H. Kriéger’StCo.
Hoosier “a“
supptmd to ho a critical turning point i
O
Cabinets
have Spools! Features that make them different. better-end more con.
vsnient then any other kitchen onbinot.
, Husbands. got your wife a real kitchen cnhinet—ono that, is not
merely n collection of shelves hooks and dark bins. but u modern. per.
footed unit that really seven labor and money,
These, special featurt-s tell the story Show this advertisement to
She will know their importance
Other cabinets do not havothese features and tho extra conven-
Mrs. Bdwsrd Monro, ofmmnon was
admitted to tho hospital this morn
lust. for imminent,
Charles Bylnston, of 26 Water
street, 80th Norwuik who link been
undergoing treatment at the Norwnik
Hospital wad disrhrtrnod this morn.
ing.
Edward Weinlor. of Taylor avnnuo,
who unde'rwnnl an operation for up-
pendlcitin at the Korwnlk Hospital“
was disohnrxvd from that institution
thin morning.
Fnrrmtfl . Bette of Now Y.ork and
Captain A. A BNII of \‘orwslk are
In Hartford today {attending the till;
nuai runciavn of the Grand Comman-
dery of the state of (lonneotimn,
i
i
2
her.
‘ - lent llomler nrrunxemeht that saves hundreds of steps ench tiny. Bo—
tonrnti Bordn mourns-d his dutirs ni, sides. rc-mt-mbor this important fact
his unice‘thls morning. after an all}: “
nation at so weeks. During most 0 P'
this time Mr. [Sonia has boon ill, luto- The HOOSICF” is IOW "I [Ice
ly of the (rip. but is now both mum; Flour Bin . Aluminum
and looking much him-r. The flour is Work Table
Mrs. l'erlny t7. liturgou. who was W1 in M the c a n, b 9
recently otwretud on at tho .Vt'rirwnlk "ill- WWW drawn out be-
llospitni for ntrtmndlritls. is now gob "”0“!" "1“ '0nd m front
ting. nlnnx finely. A few dnys nxo‘ WW" NEW“ 3 9
Mrs. Slurp-s was removed truth the I“ “W" m“ '0‘ the cabinet
honpitni to ihr~ horm- of her sunroofs. LMTO'IKI‘ '5’ over ll inches,
air. and Mrs. 8ylwnle-r Youngs. in “"9“ at "l" adding more
Nowtmvn avenue. _ bottom, Thu than one- third
._.... bin is self- the working
The nose of Edward Boson. the Nor» ‘1““II‘K space.
wnlit munnho was «hosted Friday "“3” “NM 391% cabinet
night, come up this morning in the w”. "“99 ‘ ‘-
l's'ornelk policy murr hetero Judge» .lo- “"15. W guide Ummilifi | :
seph it Taylor who sentenced him cards “We“ “Hill" “03;:
to tail for thirty days but suspendtd Brand. UH"! 1“!th i :ol
the stunts-non for two wot-ks in artist ‘ '9“ Desserts. (‘1‘: and Cl 7::
that: he. might haw anopportunity to 3881!. Halli. 6 nor foan:
so to work. The charge- against Ens, “93‘“. ”I“? ‘ y "”1"“ AR '
on wee intoxication lnnoouu, Snl- tar. sp co.
nds, Sauces. Baking Pow-
V’ wnuld'mc‘ (tor and Cin-
stzsn rsts: sunnnuonus. flours. 40- _
PARIS. Msrch will -~A dispatch re. "mi” . namon.
refund here from (ion. d'romhmndr. , Sugar am.
9
Tht- bulk of the sugar is held in the upper part of the bin. When
n scoop full is taken out the same quantity drops down.
Want List.
Everything needed in the kitchen alphabetically arranged-«n slin-
plo and effective systom for keeping stock.
Bread end Cake Box.
Keeps breed fresh and moist. 9:113:24 inches, made ot‘metnl and
has close tilting lids One end is partitioned off for cake.
The Hoosier sliding shelves slide in nnd out tho some drawers. and
the contents of the nupbonrd can be brought to the from within
one) reach by drnwing out the shelf
mnnder of the French forces in Home
on, sun that upon srrlvsi of his col
umn before sum the notables of the
”sub tribe came out end surrendered.
(ion. d'Amndo returns to Cnsnbisncs
to antler with Gen. Lysutey. leaving
Col. Boulevard in command of the
French troops in tho Chnoutin dis
trict
. Tho Labor Saver Every Women Wanto- »
Every women who does not own n Hoosier is doing unnocencssry
. . . . work—«is inking thousands of unnecessary footsteps
. 'A Harmer will out time Isht'inow spede ‘i‘n thg ltllclhen in ttwo'
’l’huru is robnbiy a den or it your c ty and n: t to Moon or
CARTERS' STAFFORDS' (lo into tIIIs store and see the Holding", "on: on; Cfifams' whether
m Milli! there In it «lenler in your city or not i s u o v nob 9 suggest on.
W“ R d,‘ if there is no «enter in your city. write us
srtdCeshBooks. Letter tides. Etc.
0 ' e
W. A. Buggerntan,
IUIIO I‘I'DII. .8 er 0.
Damon linen. in Wesluneten It .
Agent for Crescent W.
SOLE AGENTS FOR NORWALK.
29-31 West Washington. Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
a“... my“-.. .m........m.~«—-w.m fun-Wm
C. L. ST. JOHN,
“unsoun- ros
Gray Motor Co.
has ssrorni interesting bargains to
offer Today". odsrinn arr:
Gonzo}! P.. willdomiopdtiii it
(lost It. too. This“ WM
VERY SWEET BUTTER“ p..." lb... .‘
.....
one run. n. Clutch, ltd. seem 201bs.GllAleATED SUGAR. ............ .. .smo
For veranda-rs «not admit. LEAN. TENDER SHOULDERS. lb. ......... s:
40 WATER STREET l0 cakes BORAX SOAP . . ............... . ........n§c
_ all». LARGEPRUNES. . ......... . .......s§c
OSTEGPATHYT FRESH EGGS. ”rascal”... ........ .............ch
UNITED GROCERY C0.,
Phone 143. 20 North Mela Sheet.
hsrk to s miner short: of this disease.
«rm. m... mam: will an m Sweeney S FISh ‘ ‘ . 31' ketg
if you hm bed the misfortune to
burn had tho "onto." and here not
ulir rrmm'mil. now “is the tints in
him it in hand. tinny home are
mum“ today from m chronic die-
«so. lint they as true the Meir
‘in rt-suis‘ your Mimi with. Donni-
lotion free. om hours I: 8. ma
“to 5:10 p, in. “trunnion-t» sde‘tinietsra
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