, . perineum. .
[with ensuriou.
win to the world do you put
it: 8 ”CW IUITf Are you
Via save up is or 20 dollars
. “I“ so. you are rushing a
' I ”Our sum It $7.00 and 010.00
,t {as good as those that others
r flit and ’20. Come in and let
:ve it to you.
Clothing (
Company
ch in now receiving ihc attention
-many ladies in society, who have
,. No one should live In
' and sadness, of heart or limb,
“outlaw chit live in health and have
places by going to the Chiropractor pt
“I. ‘Waeblnuen 0t. Havliand House.
SOUTH NORWALK.
'MAGNETIC TREATMENTS GIVEN.
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m... ...o. ...... ... .rw-._.m.._._~ -..—......-
Fouow
THE
CROWD
. and you will find that
we’re always selling
1PCORL
E
SAME
OLD
SPOT !
I 149 Washington St.
The Ferris Coal Co.
“‘2. minim
We don't went to been barking at you
-—thst's a piece of dos-none foolish-
ness. But we nuts: persist in calliiil
your attention to our store apt! our
goods. We have lust opened up our.
Spring Line of Baby Canines and
GoCsrts. It may be a little early to
Eat: lzby out, but It's not too early
0 on
The A, J. Angevine
& sun 00.,
134-136 Washington Street.
MILLER ht JORDAN
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS.
Office. Hoyt's ’i‘hcatre Building.
Open from 10:30 A. M. to 8 P. M..
Where on business .in and pertaining
to Real Estate will receive careful and
prompt attention.
Main OIiice.No. 29 Fairiieid Ave"
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
D. GOTTLIEB,
Gents’ Fumisher.
Men's, Boys’ and Chil-
dren’s Shoes.
I] No. Main Street So. Norwaik.
LEGAL NOTICES
SUI .V 1.: N 'I'
NO'l'iC It).
District of Norwalk. not. l'robute
Court. March itth. A. 1).. limit.
Estate. of Bridget Oil'll'll. lntt- of Not:
walk, in suld district. deceased.
The (‘ourt of Prolmtu for the his.
trici. of Norwnlli. hath limited and iii
lowed six months from tho «lute, Itcrcot‘
for the creditors of mild mimic in on
hiblt their claims for settlcmrni.
Those who neglect to present, liteii‘
accounts, properly nth-stout. within
said time, will he debarred a recovery.
All persons Indebted to said estate are
requested to make Iminctlibiu pm-
mont to
CHARLES AI. I,A\l‘ltit2.\'t'i'1.
mil) 17. "d . AtItulnisirninr,
”urnjvfir "xo'rtclz.
District of Norwalk. us, Probate
Court. Mnrcli to, A. l).. loos. ‘
Estate of Elizabeth Id. Goodwin, Ii'iIi'
of Norwullt. In said district. «loci-used.
The Court of Probate for the his-
"lot of Norwnllt, hath limited and
allowed six months from the rim.-
hereof for the. creditors of said «m-
into to exhibit their clnlnm for act-
tIement. Those. who neglect to pm
sent their accounts. properly attested
within said time, will ”be dPIml'i‘t‘fI in
recovery. All perilous indebted to until
estate are rcnucuied to moire immod-
Iatc payment to
OWEN A. illi. FY.
Administrntor.
()lIlli‘Ili OI" NOTICE.
iJIuirlct of Norwnllt. mt. l'roliutc
” “ Court, March to, A. I).. liiiiti.
Made on scientific principles.
Ti“ tho
Mohm Moihohs
theadline Comfortable and Stylish
pollutant
deed by the matters of the follow
‘ but less:
I'lutnic of William 0, \l'nlsrniu. lute
oi Norwuik In said district, tit-ceased
“herons, written uppilcsilon hue
been made to this ('ourt by iilv' t-vecu-
tors of the will of mid (It-('I'illtt'll, pm»
in; for rctlsons therein sci forth for
on order nnthorlziun nnd rtnimiverlun
lillIfI exccutors iii mortuuge. for pur-
poses and to an ninount in said uppit-
cstion sci forth, cct'luin rv-nl euinte of
suit! estate which Is iult tIt'iti'i‘IIlo'lI in
itfiIfI uppllcuilou:
Ordered, ’I'hnl sold Iillliilt'lllitlli Iw
ilourtl ilIliI determined ul the i’rohuio
Ollice in Norwulk, on the 24th day or
Mliri'Ii. Iliiltt. ill Iii o'clock inromum;
nml thnt public notice iitct'ooi Iw iriwn
to all lti'i’stlits illll'l'unlmi therein by
publishing into order in u ncwupupt-i
battling it circulntirm in untd district.
at least five dun before sold tiny of
bearing.
lIENilY W. tiltrliiiilii'.
in” It .lminr
......-...... .. ... .... ... ... --
(u “Reflects I
Shovs'ohai'dit
'l
fltcndy prrmiesu is being made with
the Inniullutinn oi the bid now engines
at the Meadow sirecl power house and
It is now expected thut the will be
put in opt-ration in a vcrt sSort time.
They will add srcntly to the chililicy
of th on station and there will he more
ample power to meet the floods of the
locals stem
t.
or BUSINESS MAN
Mil!
soonest here Mid add to .it sit his busillmi
but is sit profit. as all no limits and the
isle seem.
for tinum of business adversity sud
' Filiiiiiii’iiiii
Says It lies Brought About by
the Standard Oil llrewd sad
i. Plsrpentlsrssn—aclese at
genie on Aldrich Currency
ill
WASHINGTON, larch t‘t.-—-Declur-
In; that the recent financial stringen-
cy in the country was brouxl. "ut
by the influence of "Standard Oil and
.i, Plerpont Morgan. Senator tarot.-
prsotically closing the debate on the
little. of Wisconsin, todpy in a speech
Aldrich currency, denounced men high
in the financial world.
"There were no commercial reammn
for a panic." said Mr. IAFoIIr-tie.
“'I‘here were speculative, legislative
and political reasons why a panic.
might“ serve special interests. There
were business scores to settle, There
was legislation to be blocked and n cur-
rency monure suited to the. system to
be secured. There was is third term
to be. disposed of. sod policies in be
discredited."
lie cxpresucd the belief lhut, it need:
ed only to he followed stop by step
it) show thutthu punit- wns ptsuned
and executed. He recounted his view
of the events of October 24. when Wall
street wait in the throes of a currency
stringency.
He declared that everybody was
seeking motley. "Money must be forth.
coming. or the close of the luminous
do would see Willi street. it mus» of
cu no, and hnults un dtruut, compnnics
on the brink of collapse.
"linw perfect the ninge setting. How
rcnl it scented. lint, back of the nccnee
Morgan and Stillman were in confor-
cuce. They had made their represen-
tntionit at Washington. They knew
when the nest Installment of uid would
rctwh New York. They awaited Its
iil'l'IHlI nnd deposit. ’l‘horcupon they
pooled all equal amount and held it
Thou tiny waited. Inicrcut ruieu
ROIIIHI. \inll street was driven to a
t‘rv-nzy. Two o'clock comr- nnd Inter.
est I'IlIt‘i‘l run In one IHIIKII'NI ntid fifty
per cent. The sinuuhing of thc tunrlwt
Iwcntue tcl'l‘ltlc. Still they wnitod.
Five minutes pnstwicn minutes punt
two o'clock. Then at pret-inoly? to
the curtain went up with Morgan and
.‘ltnudard (ill in ’th» ceuicr of the
stop.- with money— rent tumwl'w—twcnv
ty-tivu millions of molt-y, giving It
zm'ny ill. ten per cent."
It all Worked benuttiully,
Hi.
The Moi-nun and Standard Oil hunks,
he nuid. pursued in that critical Inn
Inent IIN' course of upeculnting bunk-
t‘l‘rt.
"They ministered." IID‘ sud. "to ”it
needs of Wall street, quite (lent to tilc
:tpiu-uls of commerce. Their course
won that of men who were planning
with tht' credit of III" country for a
purpose."
Mr. I.ui~‘olictie I’vIVIt'lwml the growth
or lmluntrlul rc-nrlzunlzntion since the
your txsm, which he saw the beginning
of the movement.
lto dcclurcd that in forming grr-nt
m-gnnlsnllotm tho opportunity for a
large paper capitalization otfercd too
great a tompmiionio be resisted. Ho
luid especial stress upon the growth
of financial combinations.
“The barn nnmcs of the directors oi
twu great bunk groups (Standard Oil
and Moreno). given in connection with
their business associations, is oil the
cv-Idcnu- that need he offered of the
nbsoluic community of lnicrcnt he-
twrcn bunks. ruilronds and oil the
prom Industries," declurm‘l Mr. init‘olw
lcttc. He cited the National City
flank, which he termed a Standard Oil
institution, and the, National Bank of
Commerce. is Morgen institution, and
showed the wide business rnmlficn-
lions represented by the directorate-n
r
Iii' declar-
oi the, two institutions.
Speaking of the great storcu of
money in New York in connection
with various Indllliil'iiii Institutions,
.llr. lai‘ollctto continued:
"With this enormous concentration
of business, it Is probable to create
urtlllclnlly periods of prosperity and
periods of panic."
lie severely criticised the provision
of tho Aldrich bill by which railroad
bonda arc to he mndc security for
cmcrneney circulation. und charged
that it was a scheme to defeat. lcnis-
lntion which might lower railroad
mil-in ilc declared that "the certain
tficct of this action by (‘onsrcus In to
stimuiuio t-Very ruliwny company
within lb.» purview of thin Matutc to
innintnln the position of its bonds
uitbln the, fpvorcd class and every,
other rnilwuy company to quality at
the curlicnt pmnlirlsy moment for all
intuition to tho favored class.
"It In plain. air, as the noon day sun,
tbni the direct effect of this proposi-
iltm will he to sdvsm'o‘ rnilwuy rote
cbnrses, and that It. will identify the
novcrnrnont with u maintenance or
rntea lti till cum where it line ticcclil'
mi railway bonds for currency circu-
lotion."
Ho insisted that the Interstate (tour
filt'i'ct' Commission Is not empowered
to uncertain the. value of the physical
property of the ruitwuy companies oi
the country and atrmmly favored
such a valuation us the only menus to!
tisln railroad ram.
"1' u so“ felt! of the country." be
our lesislstion' that Miflflll a dis-
turbance of the torn per cent. dirt
donli upon the stiletto."
MIG! NAVAHOI IAII.
SAM. “MED. Hamil it-«m
British oil tent: steamer lmeoie tow
in; tile llrliisll will be flushed.
met. for New
tilteiat'ttd. "will be MM to Mini,
WINCH!
(was... irr- m ruse.
made by the united revolutioniets
who have taken refute at tile french
beetles tumult-u rm siren by
this elem as inflow:
w.
is sill that the sovernment is trying
to obtain."
WASHINGTON, March 11.—-The
Haitian situation ls deeoriMd by the
State Department oflciala today as de-
cidedly more crave than at any other
time sinCo the revolution has been In
progress there. Dispsiclies received
early in the day are to the effect that
the "silica Government has reversed
its decision to allow the refugees in
the foreign Iegstioos to leave the
country. They will not be allowed to
do so.
As a further protection to American
interests in the island. the cruiser
Des Moines was ordered to proceed at
once to Ported-Prince from Guantana-
mo. The manhunt Essie was dispatch-
ed there yesterday. It is estimated
that the Des Molnes can make the
trip In approslrnately ilfteon hours.
The only instructions siven are that
American Interests uhsli be protected.
LONDON, March l7.-—The British
government is still very much in the
dark as to events In Haiti. It has rte
celved a brief message confirming the
newspaper dispatches on the disor
dens there, but beyond this It Is 9780'
ilcnily without novices.
. ......w....~_.._..._....
TRIAL OF THE LAKE BOAT.
__
Held This Morning Off Ilsclt Roch
Harbor. ‘
iiRlIlilBPORT. March l‘f—-A special
test of the submarine boat Lelia was
bold in the Sound, three miles of! the
momh of Black Rock Harbor. today.
under the direction of n epeciai new
III board connisting oi Captain Adolph
MfII'IX. Commander C. ('.. Marsh and
Novel Constructor I). W. Taylor, the
object of the teat being to demonstrate
the ability of the craft, to maintain an
own ltucl. Among others on board
were tfiupt, Mile and a crow which
brought the. total number to ill. The
ysubmarinu wns convoy-ed by they gov.
crnumnt. render Nina. At the tears at
Newport last summer the Lake boot
did not act satisfactorily on the even
lto-tl test and Csptsin Latte asked for
another trial offer he had altered his
hydropiunos The boat was sub-
merged In ilil feet of water for thirty
Inintitt-u during which Captain Cutie
was at the wheel. Two men kept con-
ntnntly walking up and down the boat
during this time. There were sub
Ilivl'lf'm'v! tests or thirty, twenty and
ten fruit. and at the first. numed depth
the submcmcnec and rllte was made
in " 2s. The boot returned here early
this afternoon aim the board returned
to Washington to report to the secre-
i.lry of the Navy. Captain Luke said
he on» suilsllwi with iho tent. The
Ninn returned to the Brooklyn Navy
\,'urd
WHISTON GIRL HELD FOR TRIAL.
Under Bond of W to Answer to
Perm Charge.
Nhllw YORK, Mamh IT.——-Piorn
Whisttm. the young women who~ was
arrested yesterday on to charge of
perjury after she had testified In the
trial of Raymond Hitchcock, was re:
loaded on 85.0% bail today. The ten-
ttmony of the Whistnn girl. which was
a complete refutation of a story she
had told before the lid jury which
indicted liltcboclt. r sulted in a very
dict of acquittal for Hitchcock. There
uro- several other Indictments based
on similar charges still pending
ntutinsi the actor.
UNCLE HORACE EXPLAINS AND
PREDICTS.
tltnrtiord Courantl.
Will yuu please correct. statement
in your iournnl referring to thunder
storm. or more properly termed In
clr'l'tficni disturbance which put. in
an appearance Sunday evening. where
in you state that i predicted s general
disturbnnce. I only predicted rm In-
termediate disturbance. Storms should
hit classified as follows: General, in.
termcdlnte and local; A general dis-
turbance roses many days. i have
rooord of one that continued for twen-
tyonc days. swept. across the ocean
twice during tho time. An intermo-
«little is of abort duration. often furl-
nuy. and does gross dunno in is short
little. A local disturbance needs very
t'ltmc nitr-ililon, cannot be forecast. as
,pm-Int-ly on the genersl and inter-
'Illt‘tllllit' the lust two are calculated
Inmtlnumiltnlly and can be given in
cc itnlu vlt'ttree of latitude days. woehu
und ,wuru in advance nil correctly on
'tho- nutronouu-r can give the rising
um] netting or the sun or the transit
nml circulation of bodies br-lonllnl to
the solar itl'tiicm Notwithstandles
wiml Willis 1., Moore may say. look
for a general disturbance from the
limb of "NI present month to the 3d
of April. My eyesight Is fnilins me.
so citctise tnlulultes.
Yours.
HORACE JOHNWN.
Mill. OILLITTI PLIADO WITH
GOVIRROR
AI. "ANY \ Y.. Merrill l‘i.~«i 'bcstcr
(lilleite'u mothur unw t‘lovornor litigious
for almost no hour this murmur. and
went away apparently Ii ortbmicn
“with the «tom-lotion lilo‘l nor rll'n‘lm-
one bn d lit-on in vein: The met-i-
;inx betwwn the maternal. who could
In” her son from death If he helluv-
od it his duty. end the maltbcv is her
lent donut mic effort to new the ytmns
lull, limit time in the "dentin clinur
her. but i n doors were hm limited.
and no outsider wiimend "lav cos
“nation Roller! ii. Puller. secretory
who governor In“ that Mn. Jilllctie
presented to tile
NOS. ,2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
MATT INGS.
.~
Our line of Spring Moran‘s is complete in every detail, embracing a wide variety of styles
and colorlngs. Notwithstanding the advance in price of all imported lines, we are enabled through
large and early purchases to otter the line this season without any sdvaneein price aid in some
cases at a less price than they
have ever been offered before. An inspection of our line is invited.
HALF- PRTCE CLOAK AND SUIT SALE.
We will continue our half price Cloak and Suit Sale for one week longer. Many excel-
lent bargains to be foursd' in this department. .
HOUSEFURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
..v'svver
Nickle Lamps.
Whisk Brooms.
....-
Flat Irons. per lb. . 4c Galvanized Pails
. roc Galvanized Chamber Pails
3 Wire Coat Hangers . ..
.8145 Kitchen Lamps ..... . .
45c} Long Handle Coal Shovels. . . 4c
.rgcoRubbcr Cuspiilon Mats .....49c
..rgci Wash Bards”... ..... ....45c
.29ci Never Break Iron Handles. ...mc
9cHend Lamps .........
TRISTRAM 8t HYA’I‘T, NORWALK, CONN.
ADDITIONA
CAL NEWS 1
Mrs Wilbur Iiu
I is quite ill at
her home In Chestnut street \ifl walls I
I'ncas Trlbc. I 0. R. M. of ”SOIIIIII
Norwnllt will hold a business solution.
tonight. I
Pin;- no: bid. 58. locals-d m the silk.
mills In Grand litreet, Norwnlk, was
tested this noon.
Chester N_ Wainwright. of South
Norwslk, spool Sunday with his porn
enter. at Mnnirqunn. New Jersey. '
Pointers were at work on the inter-
ior oi Morretii and Carlton's fruit
More in Willi street. Norwulk, today .
linrry smith, who is confined to his
home In Union menu" with on attach
of typhoid iever, remnlns about the
some.
Mru. Alice Colter. of Wetttpor't, was.
admitted to the Norwaik ilospttnl yes-
terday afternoon for medical treat,
ment. ‘
At the regular Il‘niti‘ii services .iu-Id
or. the St. Marys church tomorrow
evening, Father Finn of ilrcenwich'
will speak, i
——.._....._..—..___. ;
Howard Duty, of the ('Olilsim‘k
Clothing «turn in Norwalk. is in Hurt-
ford today attending the grand com-
thunder-y meeting
Cilii'orti ('urgill and George Peilt.
the scarlet fever patients. continue to
Improve at the home of Mr Cargill in
Newtou'n avenue, Norwnllt.
Mrs. Andrew (irnuford. of bit Hur-
bor avenue, was taken to the Norwnik
liospitnl. yesterday afternoon. and will
undergo medical trestmeul.
Erbium-Arthur C. Wheeler, of .Vor-
wullt, was today appointed nrnnd war-
der oi the . Grand Commendery.
Knights Templar. it its eighty-first sn-'
nuul conclave in Hartford.
use—u-
The, committees or the Ifliuatrinit
beam"- of the South honalk Metbo
dist church will hold a meeting tomor-
row evening at the home of Charles
Downs, of Conriland place.
Ponnssus Council. it. A. will hold a
meeting this evening at, their quarters
in Wall street. Two candidates will
be token in after which n social even-
Inu will follow, Every member is re
quested t‘nttend. Refreshment: rill
he served.
The. suit of Otto‘Zeitiusu, the tar-
mer North Main street. druuist. who
is now located in Newborn. New York.
against Maxwell Slade, a New Haven
lawyer. is being heard today before
the Common Pleas Court in Bridge
port. Keogh and Gender: appear for
Mr, Zeitinss.
purse sun {ancients
Funeral of Mrs. Amanda James.
The funeral serviced over the re-
mains of Mrl. Amanda .lnnwa were
held from her late home in Brood Riv-
er. yesterday afternoon. at 2:30 o'-
clock. There were many beautiful
floral tributes from her many friends.
Rev. (1M Seileclt officiated and be
torment followed at the Riverside
Cemetery,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Cliffordwif'. H. linker. P. O Olin il.
.\l Seder-from. (l. T. llirussmsn. .l if
Hell it. P Vidsnd. W. s. Van liel
molt. "come R. Corrie. A M, Roth i'.
it. Chisholm. New York: W. ii. Wit
cos, South NorWsIk; S. E. fluorine”.
Hannah 5. Holcomb and wife. Mrs.
Herbert Scott. Miss Mabel fleolt.
ltridpeport: 1‘. H. .lordnn. Porlisnd.
Mon; H. Al. Wslher. ii. i”. fipeniding,
Paul Vincent and wife. William H.
i'un Nostrsod. iiosroe: (’burteu ‘l'.i
Prior. Albany; .1. ii. iiarry. 'i‘roy. .\',
...... mm
Y.: Raymond l.. High. Philadelphia;
t'. limisou. Mill iiiver. Mam: mnood
l'ectt nod dauphin. Muster Vincent
l'ocl. institution. Miles.
Me WWW”. Momma. Worces-
ter; .i Sindwvli. Yonkers; f. H.
ilisliop. twiniii'ofll' S. R. A.“
Purim, New Heron:1.lld...lelil flew
Yorlt; A. (i. Hell»; , W. l'ffllllln.
lirmrltlyu: i.. It'lbutt Wilton.
(mm 1. utmsvdi "um. I.
Fully. livid port. .l W. Allen.
son; A. J. .New Haven: Willie's
or Bill. ltsisinrrl. D It AW.
Boston: It. Ebert. Disasterd. D. J.»
rims. ”lea; J I. ma.
0
“if.
”was-sum
l
H. Krieger Co.
kitchen
OOSIeI Cabinets
haw Special l'euturt-n that make them different, better and more con-
venient than any other kitchen cabinet.
Husbands get your wife a real kitchen cabinet—one that Is not
merely a reflection of shelves. hooks and dart; blue. but a modern. per-
fected unit that neatly saves labor and roomy. .
' These special features tell the story. Show this advertisement to
her. She will know their importance. .
Other cabinets do not have these features and the extra cpnven-
lent Hoosier arrangement that saves hundreds of steps encb dny. Be-
sides rt men her this Important fact,
The “Hoosier” is low in Price
Flour Bin, Aluminum
The flour is Work Table
purinatthe Can be
to . asst-ft
thI'Ioughp the drawn out be-
gun”, by“, and yond the front
is taken out of the cabinet
t ho run is h iv over it inched.
sifted at lhc 't
bottom. The {hufffimfi‘fg
III" I3 34?"- "'9 wag-Rf“
cleaning. .pace'
Recipe Canine:
., 109 recipe Spice Cabinet
cards,10 guide ' Contains It:
cards labeled airtight cane.
Bread, VCnlte highly finish-
and Desserts, ; ed and labeled
Eggs. Fish. Ginger. Cloves,
Meats, hiiscel- Cream of 'i'sr-
luneons, )Sslo tar. Allsplcq
ads, Snucen,' Belting Pow-
Soups. Vege- der and Cin-
inhies. .namon.
Su gar Dirt.
The built of the sugar is held in the upper part of the bin. When
a scoop full is ruhcn out the some ouantIty drops down.
Want List.
Everything needed in the kitchen alphabetically arranged~a sim-
ple and effective system for keeping stock.
Bread and Cake Box.
Keeps bread fresh and to st. 9:11:24 incitemmade of metal and
has close fitting lids. One end I partitioned at! for cake
The Hoosier sliding sheIVcs slide in and out. the. same drawers. and
the contents of the cupboard can be brought to the. front within
cosy reach by drawing out the shelf,
The Labor Saver Every Woman Wants.
Every woman who does not own a Hoosier is doing nnnecescsary
work-is taking thousands of on necessary footsteps. :
A Hoosier will cut time she now spends In tho itii'chen in two.
There is probably a dealer In your city handling the Hoot-hr.
(lo Into this store and see the Hoosier Get our Catalog whether
thero is a dealer In your city or not. it is full of valuable strggestions.
If there is no dealer in your city, write on.
H. KriegerStCo.
sou: AGENTS FOR spawns.
29-31 West Washington Sneot,
souru spawns-
VERY SWEET BUTTER, “per lit. - 30c
e
so lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR... .. . . . . $1.00
LEAN. TENDER SHOULDERS. lb ...... .. 8c
rocaltca BORAX SOAP. 25c
31bs.LARGEPRUNE8...... ....... .. .. ..... ............s§¢
FRESH E068.p¢rdosen 25c
UNITED GROCERY CO.,
Phone 143. 20 North Main Street.
MAT”
Sweeney S Fish Market:
180' Warm Street Bridle.
“WMMM
“ammo-luv. *
Norwalk Chronicler