‘ ”tits this spring the embodio
of all that In good. and bristling
availew.‘ rim duality being disr
,- the rule combined with unila-
7’ yrIght
Clothing
Company
”v oooowm, Manager.
not “I; Heard of
.New Science
of Healing?
Iiich is now receiving Ihe attention
or, many Indian in moiety, who have
adopted this reform method of healing,
. so markedly improved in health
and appearance him: they become
thay are encouraging others to follow
their example. No one should live in
”land sadness, of heart or limb,
when they can live in health and hap-
M I. Wuhiugton 8t" anliaod Block.
. SOUTH NOBWALK.
MAGNETIC TREATMENTS GIVEN.
Lfiiiii‘
FOLLOW
THE '
CROWD
and you will find that
we're always selling
COAL
OLD
SPOT !
149 Wuhington St.
A 3 The Ferris Coal Co.
. Shiner s Elbe rise...
The construction of the human
Soot Demands a Shoe
undo on scientific principles.
' an the
Modern Methods
to produce Comfortable and Stylish
o
bitten by going to the Chiropractor at ,
illustNEss MAN
hi hi- qnit colon lad
drink GRAIN-0 a fawdsya
and than note his increased
capacity for work. “and
oolustimuisto, while they
grades of refined sugar were advanc-
ed to cents a hundred today.
OSTEOPATHY.
‘ If you have had the misfortune to
have had the "GRIP," and have not
take it in hand. Many persons are
suffering today from some chronic dis-
case. that they can trace the origin
back to a former attack of this disease.
This modern treatment will help you
to regain your natural health. Consul-
tation free. Office hours ll: 80 a. m
to 5: 30 p In. Treatment administer-
ed by
Dr. Jerome D. Wirt.
PM. 123—3.
CONN.
I a _ limb The deceased is Wail-I1 ': ha
”‘w w. ewanalnamrofta
.N;%°A§;,fx*”§l§:c:°*$;51l Catholic Union Council Knights of
fully recovered. now is the time to
NO. 12 ISAAC. PLACE. NORWALK,
decorator, died suddenly t is
“0500010011 atharroaldanoolniisa-
ford Place. lho hail bean ill for loll
than two weeks with the grill,” which
later doveIOM into paonmon a.
Dockers death will be a shock to her
many friends in The Nor-walks. 3..
sides her husband shots tassrvtvod ll!
two sons. ”'1' 11.. Jr.. and John. slid
two daughter. Euth L and Battle's-inn.
The funeral services will be held' from
the family home, Sunday afternoon.
at 2: so o'clock.
Potar Ouipua.
Peter. Guiguo. for years one of the
most prominent men in, Norwalk, died
yeIteI-day afternoon. after a lingering
illness. at his home in Ward street.
Mr. fluigue had been a resident of Non
walk for over thirty'yenrs. and for
many years had conducted a luccoll-
ful greenhouse business in Word
Columbus. and was well liked among
his fellow members. The council will
attend his funeral in a body. Funeral
services will be held from St, Mary's
Church tomorrow morning III to
o‘clock.
Rudolph Marnenek.
Tllu death of Rudolph Mal-slack oc-
curred at his home In OIInwood ave-
nue yeaterdny afternoon. after an ill-
noss of five weeks. Deceased was
eighteen yearn of ale. and ieaveu a
large number of friends In The Nor-
walks to mourn his loss. lie was
well liked by everyone who knew him.
Funeral services will be held from the
family residence on Sunday afternoon.
Rev. ii. A. In 8ndtier. of Trinity
Church will oihclate. The interment
will be in Riverside cemetery
Miss Martha Mlllar.
Miss Martha Miller. who had many
friends in The Norwalks, died Wednea
day at. the Skin and Cancer Hospital.
on Second avenue and Nineteenth
street, New York, where she had been
undergoing treatment. Minn Miller,
who lived for many years with the
mother of Frank A. Ferris. of South
Norwnlk, was fifty nine years old. The
c. L. ST. JOHN.
SALES AGENT. FOR
has several interesting bargains in
offer. Today's offerings are:
One 1840:). semi-speed launch. it
h. p. 2-cylinder, new. II snap .
One 20-foot. n lil-mile boat. iii h.
p.; used Just 48 hours ........ .475
For particulars call or address
49 WATER STREET.
Gray Motor Co.
8280
remains were brought to Norwnlk this
afternoon. and funeral services were
held at the Silvermine Chapel. Inter.
Inent followed-in the Silvermine Cem-
etery Miss Miller was a member of
the South Norwnlk Congregationui
church, and of Norwnik Chapter.
Daughters of the American Revolu-
lion.
Variant of Mrs. Ellen Shaw.
The funeral llPI‘VICt'a over the re-
mains of Mn. Elicn Shaw were held
from St. Mary's chIIth this morning
at 9 o'.ciock The funeral wan largely
attended. and the floral tributes were
many and beautiful. Interment fol-
lowed at Wesiport.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.“
"f . > 1.5% ,
I 9;" N 4... ‘) \.
455 Km n
We don't want to keep barking at you
«that's a piece of dog-gone foolisli~
Ilene. But we must persist in calling
your attention to our store and our
goods. We have Just opened up our
Spring Line of Baby Carriages and
tioCnrts. It may be a little early to
take baby out, but lt'II not too early
to look.
The A. I. Angevine
'8: Son Co..
134-136 Washington Street.
Mrs. C. It. Corbett is ill of the grip
of her horm- ln Hamilton avenue.
The Ilospltal hint Club is being en-
tertained this afternoon by MW. Wil-
fred Bodwell. of Seymour direct.
The Dramatic ilroup of Trinity
church will anaerobic this evening at
7:30 in the basement or the. church.
William F. Iiube-Ii, who has been
iii In his home in West Main IireeI
for neveral weeks. is improving nlow-
iy.
1-‘iro- box No. fill. located In Grand
turret. Norwulk. witch did not work
properliy when tested a few days ago.
wan again tested this noon, and work.
ed like‘n charm.
Ik-drick Ilohn. formerly a tailor of
Norwulk. who came recently from Buf-
falo, expects to open a tailor shop
soon over Willis H. Sclleck's clothing
More in Wall street.
The Rev. Dr, Charles S. Macfarlnnrl
officiated thin afternoon at the funeral
of Miss Martha M. Miller. whose re-
mains arrived in South Norwaik short-
iy after 1 o'clock and were interred in
the Slivermino Cemetery.
Ralph Dibble is having lots of cat
perk-nee of late in shooting pole cars.
Mr. Dibble put another out of committ-
nion this morning near his home In
South Main street, and came close to
having to take a day's vacation.
h, ”a... -
MILLER 8r JORDAN.
BROKERS.
Open from 10:30 A. M. to I P. M
It
to Real Estate will receive awful and
prompt attention.
amount-oar, coma.
_._._............_ ..
D. GO'ITLIEB.
Gents' Furnisher.
LMen’s. Boys’ and Chil-
dren’s Shoes.
. II'No.“ Main Street. So. Norwnllt.
” ‘ vi
”It In“ ”an“ .uinnuralloa
.v,
i
"a
account here and add to it as his business
? on‘atn nothing. but is all proli, as all he dcpoeits and the
bin at any ills it is needed.
South Norwalk Savings Bank
UNITIO IAIN IUILOINO.
for times of huninrsa adversity and
sour» aowwstit. outta.
REAL ESTATE
Office, Hoyt's Theatre Building.
Where all busineas in and pertaining
Main Office. No. 29 Fairfield Ave"
Howard I-‘arrington. the little East
Norwailt bid, was operated on at the
Norwailt Hospital, today, for empyme
of the left side. The operation was
performed by Dru. W. .l. Tracey. I". l.
Ilurneil and A. N. Clark.
The Farther Lights society of the
South Norwnik Baptist church will be
addressed this evening by the pastor
Rev. II. B Carpenter. At this even-
inns meeting a new course of study.
The Uplifting of the Chinese" will
be taken up.
A number of fricndn of Ann l-‘unrher
gave him a surprise party last even-
ing at his home in Will avenue.
The event was in honor 0 his birth-
day. and Mr and Mrs. Puncher prov-
cd Ihenlaelvea to be fine host» The
evening was given up to guinea, runni-
cal and vocal selections whlth ire-m
enjoyed by everyone present. lie
freshmentn were served during the
evening. The uwrry party broke ul'
neaa midnight.
INITIIH lTlAMll AGOIA lA'l.
rumour" March 20 ~—-The
llritinh steamer Accra. from Sierra
Leone. March 2. arrived here today
three days overdue from the Canary
islands. whence she sailed March 10.
Her delay. which was consent by on
favorable weather. created some In:
My regarding her safety.
“WI ... ”an“...
OOUN'I‘ TOLOTOI llr‘l'll.
ST. PETERSBURG March 30,--
Itopmta received horu today from
Vannayu Poiyans are to the shot that
Count Leo Tolstoi. who has been ill
with the grip for a week. in better.
Thdect aoonsldar that all reasons
for Miami"! ale apprehension have paw
sea—vou—
OUI‘I'OMI 01M KILLIO IV
mflu an.
El. PAID. “Tuna, larch ss.-
ovum Juneau and Clarion haul.
Milled canto-a “MIA! %
death last." at by n-
this morning
hodioaw
communioonmm
“the
“on
Departmen
of Agriculture?
Tbryteat'foodvsluea
RendBIIIItlnNoJilz.
ltsayawhlteilourhnsmort
available protein (energy)
than any other single ration
. Whitman-WI Gold
WMIItiIebestwlnu
f
«imminent. uiTaecovna.
Charleen Warn Considered Good This
Morning.
“08103“, March 20.—-Covarnor Chr-
tls Guiid'a chances of ra'covery from
an acute attack of rheumatism, which
continually threatens the heart. ware
regarded at noon today to be fully as
good as. yesterday. although it was
Neely admitted that the situation was
very critical and that the next forty-
eight hours would be full of anxiety.
l-‘rum close friends of the family it
was learned today that the crisis of
Ihe case was regarded as having been
reached but not passed and was en-
two longer. Whether the governor in
his present weakened condition due
to more than two weekn' intense pain
would be able to withatand a further
drain upon his vitality remained a
question which his physicians were an.
able to answer.
Every one. including the physicians,
hoped for the best. but the optimistic
How of the case was not allowed to
Influence the frequent bulletin» which
were isnucd.
Those neilt out curly today stated
Ihnt Ihe governor had passed a corn-
fortnlllo night. but that his condition
was unchanged. They intimated notb
log of improvement add did nor. specu-
late as to the outcome.
The following bulletin was issued by
Dr. Winslow at l p. m. today:
"ilol't-rnor Guild has passed a com-
forlable morning and his condition at
noon remained unchanged."
__.._..._n’.__.
meanness raou IeIaI'r wd‘ato.
com us In the Attempt to arm Will
of Mrs. Hooker. in Hartford.
HARTFORD. March 20.——Ilonnagen
from the spirit world figured conspicu-
ouIIly today in the attempt being made
in the Superior Court to break the will
of Mrs. Isabella Beecher Hooker, wife
of the former reporter of "to Supreme
Court and sister of the noted divine.
Henry Ward [la-char. The npelinnt is
Mary Barton Powers. of Brookllac.
Maus.. a granddaughter. who was cut
off with ”.000 and who under the will
of Mr. Hooker was to have had 810.000.
One of [hp witnesses. Iiiaa route.
road from Mrs. Hacker's dny book
showing that Mrs. Hotter had a mes-
sage from her daughter in the spirit
world which she oonaid'arad a clear
case of guidance. Another entry
showed that Mr. Hooker was receiv-
ing IIII-nnnges from the spirit of Dr.
Burk who promised through these
wriIlnas In udvlno her son. The will
of Mrs. Htmkcr under date of January
10. i900. was read in which she gave
to Kate Burton Powera 010.000 in trust
to Dr Hooker as long all her father
lived.
am (:ynlhin Fuller. of New hon-
don. told what ah. could remember
about the making of the will. She
Ellen Burr that lira. Hooker was per-
turned and in tears because she could
not maiu- he; will an after wanted to
Neither HIIIIII the witnesI remember
pooled to continue for at least a day or ,
could not remember having told Miss
RAM & HYATT,
N08. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
a
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT.
An Attractive Showing of Ladies? Tailored Suits, Touche. Waists
and Separate Skirts, on Saturday," March 218i. .
Advance stylea and the most popular models In Ladles' Tailored Suits. "
l in! Spring Jackets and Long Coats In Silk. Panama. Cheviot Broadcloth and Covert.
- Separate Skirts in Voile. Chiffon Panama. Shadow Stripe Serge and Panama. Invisible Stripe
and Herringbone Set-gen.
, I -..,
Lawn. Batiste. Lace and Net Waists. a full and complete line of the well-known Derby.
Crown and Classic Waists In all styles and sizes.
I’rullnto
of.
EDMUND ZI-ZlJ’I-‘P.
mo 27 all Administrator.
”'uor’ooc'"”romance... '
Wanted Something More to Straight-3
In Him Up.
A sickly looking man came into the
oflice of a village physician and said
that he wasn't feeling very lltiltlrt and
wanted something to "hinder straight-
cn him out." After he had described
his symptoms which did not indicate.
anything at all unriouk the physician
asked him if he had been Iaklng any-
thing ior IfIn trouble».
”Well. no; at least none to speak
of." was the reply. "I heard that
11w extract of dandelion was good for
troubles like mine. so I took three
pints of that. but it didn’t seem to
do much good Then I gm me two
hottlen of Emlih'u Healing Compound
and a bun of Ore-en's Sure Cure I’illa
and took 'em. and l kinder think they
helped me some."
"Did you talle nnything else?"
ed the physician.
’Yan; my wife lined me. up n I-uonu|
of poke berry and columns and mul-
i
monster-Ions]
l
i H. Krieger 8: Co.
I-latato of John P. Zelulf, Into
Norwaik in said dintrict deceased
iii.§”’.§lf.°"‘.’ili.‘.’.'. “23. "52:343.?3
III". 331 Emfi'lhiwii’iiii‘.’ “$.31
and buy Clothing for yourself and any
member of the family and charge your
sums make paying easy for all.
Thousands of accounts on our books
SOLVENT NOTICE.
The Court of Probate for the Dita!
Charge Accounts
Those who neglect to present their
late payment to
i purchase.
with satisfied customers—why not inves-
TRISTRAM Sr HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
eddi’i'r's‘ttgii Ifiot‘g' {in
arr-“n. 32.2. cents". $.22.- Opened
That means that you can come here
This doesn’t mean running into debt,
because weekly payments of convenient
tigate this plan yourself?
Everything everybody, wears—now.
i
ask-
ien and rue and bone-mt and Inns).
and a few other y,ttrbu and i took
that for a while. until one of my'
neighbors sent me over something
he'd bought the receipt of from a
gypay woman. Then i didn't feel so
well. so I changed all to some stuff
i bought of a peddlcr. and a little
quinine twice a day. i ain’t taking
anything now but a little of elisir
of a hundred roots and some bitten.
I ain't gaining very last. no 1 thought
i'd come in and see if you thought
I needed anything elm-«Judges Li-
brnry.
Collapsable Gil-Carts, English Peram-
bulators, Basket Carria es- the best as-
sortment in the Twin ities, from
$5. 98 to $20. 00.
H. Krieger 81 Co.
29-31 West Washington Street,
SHANGHAI REDUCE. OPiifM DEN!
SHANGHAI, March zit—Tao inunirJ-
pal council of the foreign settlements
of Shanghai. at its annual meeting to-
day. voted to reduce the number of
opium dons in Shhuahai by one-fourth,
An amendment for the immediate
ahoimon of all the dens was rejected.
The daciaion of today in an outcome
of active support of the project by the
governments of Great Britain and the
United States expressed through
their respective consular edict-rs.
“entity‘s... or" ‘
Sheet Music, 15c
having told of a conversation between
Mrs. "(mitt-f and her son in which the
follow mild: ".Well If I can't him
it no i want it have It as you want
it.”
Aspiiii lllt‘tirillfl from Colonel War-
ing timely-Id by Mrs. “millet wan road
in which he vspresaed norrow for hav-
.lfll hurl his body cremated.
.4 w... . mm“
MANY VIT’IIANI Oil.
”-
Nearly Aii- Will in “MI.
WASlilNil'i‘ON. March 20-- More pone
oiqu-ra died during the poet your than
fought on oiIiII-r side at the famous
battle of IIIllloh in "112. This was the
statement mud» in the firms.- today
when the "50,000,000 gent-val pumdon
bill was up for passage.
It was promoted that in nine years
'ivil War veterans will be no score
as the his-nit War veterans are in
tiny. In no there were realm
sinners the highest nonlboi- «m
Iowa. but the gm year this dwind
led to cannon. and not withstanding
the increase north the lva your on
amount of the M umber bill. this”
number went dew to n1.iill.'l'his
somber to now the III“ since in:
"OI”? ARRIVAL O' VIOOILI.
touchstone-nylon”.
NW roast. larahm “Mat-rind:
Tut." PIanIylvdaJrom Ila-burg.
it is Predicted That in Nina Years
SOUTH NORWALK.
You're the Apple of If) Eye Lillie
.I.i)nie Morley Wont Mnkc Everybody
.llsnpy. You ('nn't (him Wllilf lie
winn- on kiy Siate.’ lrn Happy When
eEand Plays Dinic. Don't be so
~18”.th Old flee-flaw. Minn Mes NICE LEAN TENDER SHOULDERS. per ib. ........ ”7%:
1"", TWO “I“ ”’0'. .1". "”1"”, EGULAR "Ans ' . . '. IIIIIIIIIIIII 12c
w Home laid Eggs. per dun. ...... 256 :3 lbu. Prunm ............... 25¢
‘ A' Briggeman’ Neath- ilrnmi Milk. nor can the 27m IiotnI- lliue Label for ....... i9:
MUIIO ITOII. lien filtr Flour. per bag .. ..... ”a W-rmndu Onions. ct .. 12¢
Donovan It. 182 Wlahlnnton It (ilIItI-n Flour. per bag .......... as: llalf l’trk Matcher ............. 10¢
aunt or 0'00“!" Laundry 2t- llni itran Edgar ......... auto um: llumr. per "1. ........ so:
I Oranges. Cranberries. Apples. Onions. Cally-ass. bpinaall. Paranipa.
Tar hips.
Garden Tools. I’Iows.
Farming Implements.
Paints. Oils. Varnish.
and everything you need for
, Swine
“in-I in line" and let us do your
lawn Mower ilharpeaing and Repair-
ing now before the "mob seam" II
UNITED GROCERY CO»
Fort St. East Not-walk. no No. Main St. So. Norwnlk.
Phone sip-3. Phone lag.
macs nsn MARKET
' 180 “function Street Mite
wnsn-onr SMELT.
lW/W.,Prtp.
.‘y 3*
Norwalit Hardware Co
f ”mow-uni. ,
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