amt "ass'our‘stocii oi r and .o‘
”is this spring the embodb
ail'itbat In good. and bristling
Nariaty. First quality being dis-
the rule combined with unuo
advantages make It the right
inryouto get your supplies.
‘hbte of it.
Tyright
Clothing
T4 Have You Heard oi
go New Science
' ink is now receiving the attention
many ladies in society. who have
WI! this reform method of healing,
and so markedly Improved In health
and appearance hare they become
an encouraging others to follow
. r example. No one should live In
It and sadness, of heart or limb,
aim the, can live In health and hap-
ne‘as by going to tho Chiropractor at
14' I; Washington It, Havllsnd IIOck.
. IOUTH NORWALK.
,HAONITIC TBSATMINT. GIVEN.
FOLLOW
THE
CROWD
and you will find that
we're always selling
Taoist.
Tiili
SAME
OLD
SPOT!
149 Washington St.
‘ The Ferris Coaliio.
Tom‘
fiiiii;
fitter a '5hs “are.
The construction oi the human
Made on scientific principles.
R0 the
' 5oo’tuosat
Ing lines: '
Kahlua Cross
Yeriocta
amen-stamens»
. regard Dean's Kldaerl’i
They won't ours It. '
. larhachentsans sick kidms.
“gun's Kidney Pills cure all kidney
South Norwalk people prove this
. Read a case 1 It.
'Itrs. 3', it. Fitch. of III South Main
lit, South Norwnlk. Conn" says:' “I“
llsas a great
valuable remedy for kidney disor
l‘InIONd a mod deal {rot-a
troubles and alter using various rene-
dies Hound Dean's It leyPIlls. pro-
md at Plaisteds drug atore. to be
thI' lost elective. Their use brought
prompt and lasting roller and i will-
Iagiy endorse them feeling sure that
ti-Iloso who use them will not be disapk
ted in the results obtained."
For sale by all dealers. Price“
cents. roster-hillbnrn 00.. Baillie,
New York, sole agents tor the" United
States.
Reindnber the name-Dooli'n—and
take no other.
The Golden Rule Circle. oi the-Nor-
waik Congregational-Church held a
meeting last evening at the borne
Miss Carrie. Weed. of Seymour place.
A pleasant time Is reported. .
nontowss'
Feather Weight
Folding Table
Weighs 9 1-2 pounds.
Best Card Table in $3 75
, the market,
r. A. Mitchell,
COR. WALL AND HIGH STREETS.
NORWALK. CONN.
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We don't want. to keep barking at you
—that'n n pl e oi dog-gone foolish-
ness. But mustperslst In calling
your nttcnti to our store and our
goods. We have inst opened up our
ring Line at Baby Carriages and
arts. it may has little early to
lake baby out. but It's not too early
to look.
The A. J. Angevine
8t Son 00.,
mm Washington Street.
J
W-«~-~.
MILLER 8: JORDAN,-
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS.
Ollice, Hoyt's Theatre Building,
Open tram 10:30 A. hi. to I P. At.
Where all business In and pertaining
to Real Estate will receivo careful and
prompt attention.
if“
i'ti used by the makers oi the follow
r Shots'ahatfitt.‘ ll No. Main Street. Seaman.
EVERY BUSINESS MAN
VMainOiiice. No. 29 Fairiield Ave.,
salooaronr, CONN.
I). GO'I'TLIEB,
Gents’ Furnisher.
'Men’s, Boys’ and Chil-
dren's «Shoes.
Iassrsaes
account here and add to it as his lr'unimn
m but” in all prolt, an all he deposits and the
. kneaded.
' Norwalk Savings Bank
0W” IAIN BUILDING.
tor times or lmslnm adversity and
_ nonwamconn.
would live a Man veryion or
”miniatures-rs
ofhlssrmndlr mmeisswassar
the Way.
Onl had back ' a” “a.“
y one way to on”, a
it Uniasent and plaster may relieve ass-t
Attorney’- Davis naming.»- cas-
osttheisetthathakaewmactths
dsiesdaats.aaahad att-
rllrllsvd certain opiniols m
final" Gross’ printing or the ctr-
Attornay Davin chiseled to the In-
tsrprster, and Attorney Downs than
usesantlned htr Voila. and the latter
stated he knew nothing about the
case, and could give an nnpreiudiced
interpretation.
Judge Booth laid he would allow Ve-
tas to act as Interpreter. and Attorney
Downs' man could follow Veins and
object If Veins was not com-rt In his
version. .
The case of itev. Father Gross
against Paul liengyll was drst taken
an. as there was a witness iroin hialne,
who desired to get away today
Court Clerk George H Vosburgh
, started to read the complaint. and In-
terpreter Vstas to interpret It, but the
Introduction had not been ctuuplcted
before hir. Vstas said he was stuck on
the word honors . Tho Btnmiord
man was then c led to Interpret the
complaint.
hir. lengyel entered a plea oi not
guilty to the charge of assault and
breach oi the peace contained In the
complaint against Rev, rather (iron.
The complaint against Jaul mgyel.
John Novotnik Steve Shinilto and'
John Brnyrnak, In which Rev Cross
charged them with libel. was then
rriui. All the accused entered pleas
of not guilty.
Rev. Father Cross was the Iirat wit-
ness sworn. He said he lived In Con-
cord street, and had been pastor of Bi
Stanislaus Roman Catholic Church
since last June. lie Identified the
American Hungarian People's Voice a
newspaper circulated among I20 peo
Die In South Novwalk. He said he
had been sued in a civil case for 8250
damages. He denied attacking Paul
lengyel with an an In his residence.
lie said Paul Mngyel's name was sign-
ed to the libelous article which was
printed In the People's Voice, lie said
the matter In the paper had been cor-
rectly copied and tinnnihled In the
complaint. lie was a priest of the
Roman Catholic Church.
Attorney Downs then questioned
him regarding his papers or right to
art as a pastor.
Father “was replied that his pa-
pers were In the polmalon of Bishop
Tierney, In Hartford, which was given
to him In llnriiord. June 3rd last. This
was a testimonial ”our the New i'lr-
leans bishop and archbishop to the
head of the Hariiord diocese. Regard
log a controversy, in the lluugarlan
Church ever since he had been ht're'
regarding his authority to act as pos-
tor of the church. he said there had
been a dispute. lie came Ilt'ii‘ with-
out being called here, but. he at once
presented his papers. lie had rc-
quesied the Pope's apostolic delegate
in \Vnshinkion Io inlet-cede for him In
hccomp a settled pastor in Botuh Nora
walk. This was in the latter part or
June. it» was In Chicago irom No
vemlwr. 1904. to September. i908. lie
was pastor of the Church at Our Lady
: 0! Hungary there, and in Sew Orleans
he won a director of the Orphan Asy-
lum and Old Polkn' Home.
Attorney Downs then completed his
nomination.
. Attorney Davin then naked If Fath-
unator and he said he had been. and
had letters irotn Bishop Tierney and
Mr. Davis wanted it submitted in tel.
timony.
Attorney Downs objected and Judge
Booth declined to admit it.
Two of the defendants had recog-
nised him as pastor at the church. and
Attorney Downes also objected to this
as the document did not tend to show
he wsna pastor. and thin was admit-
ted An Illege‘d libelous newspaper
article was than marked for identiti-
cailon and admitted as an exhibit.
Judge Booth asked Father Gross
where he chine from. its replied that
he came from New Orleans and In
.lon he was located here by Bishop
Tierney. on the intercession oi the
papal delegate In Washington. It ap-
pears that he was called here first
without the knowledge and consent oi
the bishop. an the parish was not In-
corporated under the state laws until
alter he arrived here
William H Youngn. a commercial
traveler from Brooklyn, to church
vestment salesman. said he had had
balloons relations with Father (irons.
On February on: he saw Paul ungyel
at Father Oross' house. A wagon
drove up to the door that day, but At-
tornry Downs obieeted an the or e was
prior to the one in the complal
The evidence was admitted. and
Mr Youngn continued that the house-
keeper admitted the man and ho rn
tend the cellar Soon u noise arose
and Mr. Youngn said there was a good
Father (iron came upstairs and Ink
ed him to go down and put. the man
out. The latter was l’aul Lengyei.
who called rather Gross a God damn
fool. He then put langyrl out of the
house. rather Cross used no insult-
ing langqu or attempted to strike
langycl in the presence of hir.
Youngn
Attorney Downs than look the wit-
ness in hand. and learned that for a
time rather Cross was out of his
sight and he did not know what he
was doing He heard voices driving
this absence of father Crista irorn hII
Chief of Police Volt .r was then
sworn its land he newspaper
by the writing .lind placed on it.
Mail and the latter had admitted
writing It. Manse of the articles
father Gross had written and had
printed In the English and Hungarian
Alt ttorney William V. Tatum than
teamed regarding n circular win he
had reesiv irons Denim abort! lab
lay. altnon arisinally it east. on
“v lsvlnlhsruross. and itnasbssnin
Deputy m John at. Innis!
da- ma a- seat a. most
deal oi noise, and Father flrons went,
down cellar. and In a few nilnntes'
and the panic at Paul langyal on it I
, its questions langyel about the ar-
lthsnlnatisnr to strictly a blood dis-
" Is caused by excessive uric
acid. lures. moles. ate. mean had
blood. Cats aflectlonn must be
treated through the blood to lot Im-
manent results. To get well. to isel
strong, hearty and vigorous one must
have good clean blood and lots of it.
You can't clean the blood thoroughly
unless the kidneys are made active
Bad blood means clogged, Inactive kid-
neys and liver which canal. too. such
symptoms as backache. nervousness
bladder and urinary diflcuitlel and
other sympathetic troubles.
Here Is a simple home remedy and
{he recipe for making It up Is as fol-
owl:
I-‘luid Extract Dandelion one-halt
ounce, Compound Kargon one ounce.
Compound Syrup Sarlsparilia three
ounces. Shake well In a bottle and
take in teaspoonfnl doses liter each
meal and again at bedtime. The In-
gredients can be obtained at any good
prescription pharmacy at small cost.
Hm the readers oib tb Is paper have
a simple yet powerful and elective
remedy for all forms 0f blood, kidney
and bladder diseases which should re-
love rheumatism and catarrhal aiiec-
lions and replace that weak wornout
lndIIierr-nt feeling with strength. vigor
and health.
Chie Vollmer had given him a circu-
lar, and he said that he had given It
to Attorney Tammany. He, thought
he had given It to Chief Vollmer to
put with the other papers.
Robert C. Mitchell testified to hay.
ing the circular and the writs In his
possession at the police headquarters.
amt taking the circular away, as he
did not consider it of Importance In
connection with the case. [Atei' the
circular was InIIlaid. and as he could
not ilnd It when sherlii Scullny denlrv
ed It. he secured another one from
Mr, Ixngyel and sent It to Sherili
Smiley.
Chicf Volltner was then recalled and
he said the tour defendants admitted
they were the ones who had arranged
the circular. acting as a commlttec ap-
pointed by the church.
Sherlfl Sculls, then took tile stand.
and he said the. warrant and circular
were Identical dnd all the defendants
agreed to (htI facts oi the circular and
cmnplaiut. They said they had pre-
pared It.
.Iullus Markus testified that he read
one oi the circulars. Mrs. Rosie Crocs
also iestliicd regarding the circular
Itc r husband. she said. read a copy or
It to hcr.
Mrs. Rosie Lily, Father Grose' niece
sin; in also his house keeper. testified
that never when Mngyci came to the
prlt'nl'n house lino she seen Father
firms assault him. She had been In
the hoult. it is claimed, when'Lnng-
rel had alleged that rather Gross so
ssulted him, and came at him with an
axe.
Father (irons. who was recalled to
the stand. stated that he had Issued an
order that communicantn pay ten
cents each for seats, unless they were
too poor to pay.
At this Junctnre an adjournment was
taken until Monday morning at 0: 30
o'clock. the adjournment blink declar-
ed In due form by Deputy Sheri! John
W. Sculley.
Ml‘iiiil illll. Filth .
BRIGADE SAVES HOUSE
pairs Were In Progress
llui tor the pluck work oi the Roton
Hm nrc brigade. the residence or Al
exender ..l Rurnniler the artist West,
street would hsvt’ probably bees dew
iroyed or very seriously damaged
while Henry Heaupain was doing .
soldering work about the time. .
Bcnupain raised the cry of Are,- Ind
the MI a was iorlned and the tire
noon pl out, though I good sited hole
was burned In the root.
This s the hut time In all years
that the Rolon Hill Fire Brigade has
had an opportunity to demonstrate Its
nullity, but if. demonstrated clearly
that It was by no means rusty. Am-
ong the mmuhers to harness yesterday
were A. A. Raymond, Arthur mower.
and (leorge Shaw.
Funeral of Peter Onions.
The funeral of Peter (lulgue was
held this morning at i0 o'clock irom
tit .tlary'n Church. i‘nther Fogarty
olllciaied. The pall bearers were Idd-
wnrd Finnegan William Howard. Ml-
llesidence of A. l. liumntler, the m'
Artist. Damaged While Ile- "
SPRING
and Herringbone Sargon.
nos. 2 and 5 onzam surname.
ANNOUNCEMENT
An Attractive Showing of Ladies’ Tailored Suits, Top Coats, Wrists
and Separate Skirts, on Saturday, March 213i.
. Advance styles and the most popular models in Ladies’ Tailored Suits.
Spring Jackets and Long Costs in Silk, Panama, Cheviot Broadcloth. and Covert.
Separate Skirts In Voile, Chilton Panama, Shadow Stripe Serge and Panama, Invisible Strip:
. 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. '
_..... u...
State of Connecticut,
'8.
wood. Albert S Sherwood. Cnrrio
of the Town oi Norwslit,
County. and Annie Kieth, oi the City
sylvnuia. and the "representatives
urine A. Sherwood, late of Dorian.
In said County. deceased.
SI'PERIOR COURT. Fnlrdeld County.
March IS. "08.
ORDER OF NOTICE.
l'pon the coniplalnt
George A Barnes praying for reasons
Superior Court within and for the
County of Palriield on the'first Tues-
day of April. 1908. It appears to this
Court from the allegations of said
complaint that It would be necessary
to make the executor or administrator
or Catharine A. Sherwood. deceased.
If any. a party to said action. and that
there is no such executor or adminis-
Ihc "representatives and creditors“
the said Catharine A Sherwood parties
to said action.and It iurthcr appears to'
this Court that an Interest In the real
estate sought to be iorcclosed may he
claimed by the heirs of the said (‘sth-
urine A. Sherwood. and the attorney
of the piaintiii Iilli annexed to said
complaint an ailidavlt stating in effect
that the plaintiff does not know who
all the heirs oi the said Catharine A
Sherwood are or where all or them
reside. and the plaintlii has described
as parties defendant the "heirs' oi"
out iuriher describing the names or
residence oi any such parties whose
names and residence may be unknown
to him. tinny It Is. thcrciore
ORDERED. Thai notice of the pen-
dcncy at said complaint be given to
the‘ ‘representatives and creditors‘
and "heirs" oi the said Catharine A.
Sherwood by publishing this order of
notice In The Evening Sentinel. a
newspaper published In said Norwulk.
and having a circulation In said town
of Darlou. at least three times before
the 26th day of March I908.
By the Court ,
FRED “ TRACY
Alu'siaui Clerk,
NOTICE
Notice is herd-IT given that the fol
lowing In It statement of the appropriu
tIons and tax rate which the lionrd oi
Estimate and Taxation of the City oi
South Norwalk proposes to make and
3t
‘ levy at a meeting oi aid Board. to be
held on the first Monday of April 1908,
. ior tbe current lineal your. vlr..:
Appropriations.
8 I r e e t Departr
meut .......... 8| I .000.00
Fire Department.. 0,400.00
Health . Dcpart- '
uicui .......... 2,000.00
Electric Light... 7.I80.s0
Fire Alarm ....... 400.00
Libran Building. 400.00
Pt) I I t' 0' Depart-
ment .......... 7. 000. 00
t'lI) ilnIi ........ 1.800. 00
Public Printing. . . 450. 00
Administrative De- ‘
purtrneni ...... 9,300.00
Public I.Ibrary.... 2,000.00
lloard oi Water
i‘lommissluners. . in .00000
lloard of Electrical
(lontmlsstonars.. 03,000.00
char-l llowaad Prank Howard. GPflffli'I
mum and t‘, J. Smith. The lion
hearers were it. C. O'Brien and ”0':
word Irony. The Catholic I'ninn Court ’
cII Knights of Columbus. oi which the‘
deceased was a lar member at l
tended to a body. 9 service- were
largely attended an there were many
heuuiiiui floral Iri ties. interment
followed In the St. nry'I cemetery.
ANOTi-IIR CHIMNIV 'IIII.
A small chimney Ilrc contacted this
morning about a o'tloclt in the old
Dian-gm bloclt. m Harbor Ivenue
Norwsik An alarm was turned In
Mill has 33 Inuit“ hi the corner at
Harinw avenue Merwlu street. In
an instant the is truck and the
”ulcer chrinl. wagon were dash-
inl down Main direct A recmd run
was made to the scene or the hrs to!
m closely by this lions “one as
Lurk and
g.
mend did
Chanticiu were turned Into the I
The and Tasation.
-~—«-~Il:ll,ii:l0.iiii
Estimated Income. \
l-‘rotu W ator De-
pat tnn-ut ...... till. 000. 00
F rout Electric
Light Plant. . 33,000.00
Prom Treasurer‘s
limit-merit 7,973.01
"I.”ildil
ills
”insult
'l‘otnl estimated Income. .iiilulddll
Itairi lioard proposes. at said meet-
up to li-vi' a ids rate of an"! All
.m i..." may» nulls on the dolhv on
s
ll; HIMHIOI
will last
the trails and ”II". ”I." WI
m.- mm. or slid cit. span the as-
IM'IMIIII Iii list oi aniti ty M 00!»va
id. to meet the appropriationl so pro-
posed in be toads by it.
00th Norwsik. Conn. larch ti.
ny'omroitseaoarlsinunaste
MI?“ I. TAYLOR.
- City Cloth.
monuments;
George A. Barnes, oi the town of Sher-'
man. in the County of Palriield. and.
Sylvester Sherwood. Howard ll. I'illi’r-$
l.. Sherwood and Elvis Sherwood. all?
in saId'
of Scranton, In the State oi Penu- i
and creditors" and "heirs" oi Cain-l"
of the midi
therein set forth for the foreclosure of ~
a certain mortgage returnable to ihel
traior. and that the plaintiff has made;
iii.
the said Catharine A. Sherwood with- .
TRISTRAM 8t IIYATT, NORWALK, CONN
H. Krieger & Co.
Charge Accounts
Opened ’-
That means that you can come here
and buy Clothing for yourself and any
member of the mily and charge your
purchase.
This doesn’t mean running into debt,
because weekly payments oi convenient
sums matte paying easy for all.
Thousands of accounts on our books
with satisfied mistomers—whynot Inves-
tigate this plan yourself? ,
Everything everybody wears—now.
Collapsable (Io-Carts, English Peram-
bulators, Basket Carriages— the best as-
sortment in the Twin Cities, from
$5.98 to\$20.i00.
H. KriegerSt Co.
29-31 West Washington.i'Street,.
SOUTH NORWALK.
NICE LEAN TENDER SHOULDERS pdr lb.
........ . .79’41:
REGULAR HAMS ................................ . ...... .12:
Home Laid summ- dor. ...... 25: 3 lbs, Prunes 25c
lloalih Brand Milli. pet can ..... 10: 25c Bottle Blue Label for ....... in
lien "or Flotir. per bag ....... “c "t'i'iilllilit Chlorine". .......... 12¢
illutcn Flour. per bag .......... 95s llnll Peck Matches ........... .. 106
go lbs. Gran. ringer ........... also Good Bttiirr. prr lb. .......... . we
Oranges, Cranberries, Apples. TOnIOna, Cam». Opinion. Ml”:
U'nips.
UNITED GROCERY co.
Fort St, East Norwslk. so No. Main in, So. Norwalk.
DICK’S. FISH MARKET
"no Women Street We
WESTPORT SMELT.
awstinssrm...
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