With 'I 25c purchase 0r more at Spices. Extracts: Chocolate, Cocoa.
Tea. Callas, Ete., In addition to usual checks.
sooner—Lao LBS—~SI.OO
I26 momma St.
Scull! Moll.
Tel. “2:3.
“Spring Opening.
WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE TO THE PUBLIC THAT OUR STOCK OF
SPRING
Cleaks, Suits, Skirts and
Waists
Is READY FOR INSPECTION
Call and PXIIIIIIIII' our goods. The styles are the Intent nod tln- prim-s
SOUTH NORWALK.’
I
68 WASHINGTON STREET.
' MEATS
At Low Prices.
J. w. DODGE,
22 Washinxton Street, “South Norwalk. l
Indian Motor Gyeles
THOSE WHO ARE THINIIING 0F GETTING A MOTOR CY-
CLE GET IN YOUR SPECIFICATIONS.
Blngle Cyllndel’, 2% II II. ................. ......... S900
Single ('y,|lnder 3‘4; It. i'. .......................... 8225
Twin Cyllndcr, I. II I’. ................. . S250
Single Cylinder, 4 II P. .......................... 3300
Twin Cylinder. ‘I it. I’. .......................... S3”
Also Second ”and Indian. In good shape ............... .. S90
Summit “and Thomas, in good shape ..................... “5
SOLE AGENT OF TOWN OF NORWALK.
L. M. WRIGHT
NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
NONE
BETTER.
OALW
TRY A TON.
HARRIS' & CANS CO.
TELEPHONE 450.
SS WATER ST.
THE HATCH SI BAILEY C0»
, sOU'rI-t NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
from a. Piggery ton Palace.
MILL. root at Marshell Street. Tel. “a.
LUMIER YARD, Water Street. III. “2.
The use In homes of Hardwood Flooring pure or partly covered with
rugs. III rapidly Increasing.
The reasons are: let. lt adds greatly to the nppeardnce or a room.
2nd. It Is easy to clean and keep clean. am. It Is much cheaper In the
long run than the old method oi common flooring covered with carpet.
We have I lam Ind varied stock at Edge Grain Yellow Pine, chartered
(lair and Maple flooring as hand. "A but: to the wise to snchoIt." .,
SPECIALTY.
LINCOLN ROOFING. A superior brand at ready ntada, rota-date
Itmnag. Warranted tor oishl yean' wear without repairs or attention or
any ltlnd. It Is also I need substitute for otlclottt as I loos covering.
HOT STUFF.
Ha‘zeltOn Coal
“Lephectogctltisat
The B. Hershfield 8: Sim Co.’s,
III. III. III wares Ir.
«nM~—-—.».m.~ .g..
3.“. ‘
t
' school your.
Tuesday. March 24. was. It 2 o'clock
- qiilrios.
‘ Give Us a Chance
PROFESSOR ZUESELI Ni“ RESIGNS.
To Leave university at Chicago tor
Inatltotlon In Boston.
CHICAGO March 24. mAlter spend-
Inx iltieen years It recruiting Its lat--
about to lose two of the foremost them
hero of its teaching staff to eastern
institutions.
l'hurloa Zuobelln, professor ot so-
cIoIogy and lecturer. Is one or those
planning to leave the university. Pro-
fessor ZuobI-lln's resignation Is In the
bands of the trustees, but as yet has
not been acted upon. lie Intends, It
Is said. to ally blmselt with an edu-
cational Institution In Boston.
Iv'runlt Frost Abbott,
ment or l'rInreton l'nlverslty.
lessor Abbott will remnln at the (.‘hIr
cngo Institution during the present.
beginning his duties at‘
I'rincnlon In ”W IIIII.
-—"Iiad dyspepsinor Indigestion tor
years. No appetite and what I did
ell. distressed m0 terribly. Burdock
Bhtod Bitters cured ntc."——.l. ll. Walls.
er. Sunbury. Ohio.
East NOnvaIk Fire
District.
Assessment Notice.
\‘otlce is hen-Ty given that In as
sentiment of the polls and taxable prop-
erty of the l-‘nlil Norwnllt Fire District
has been mode on the Town List ot
1907.
Ilnld assessment list may be tound
for exuniinntlon at the store of Ed-
ward I}. Gorbnnl. on First street, In
said district.
The board of rI-Ilet will meet It the
sold store or Edward II. (lorhain on
p. In, to hear and determine all ap-
peals made to them trout said assess-
ment list.
hated
Mtirch II,
at East Norwalli.’
1908.
E. F'. SMITH,
A. WALDRON.
ll. 1.. LOWNDEB,
District Committee
E ii. GI/nbart. Cloris. In“ 9t
Invest Your Moltey 6;.
so that It will pay you I It“?
"REAI. ESTATE III the foundation of
all prosperity and national greatness."
Never was this more appreciated or
the wisdom of judicious Ith'Illu‘lt'tll in
real estate more apparent than now,
Look over the late transactions In
New York Realty and-yon will Ice that
tho conservative Investors are turning
from Wall street to Real Estate Invest.
merits.
GUARANTEED SIX PER CENT.
The NEW YORK REALTY OWN-
ERS’ COMPANY otter to share with
you either six per cent. guaranteed or
the toll prolits derived from handling
Real Palate on the Astor plan.
This is an unusual opportunity to
secure an Investment combining an ex.
ceptlonally good yield with all the
essentials ot .1 auto and conservative
investment. and we Invite your In-
(3000.,
n. L. coaunn. General amt,
'10 were MAIN Ir. “'
THE NEW
:- Hotel Vioto " '3-
ONE MINUTE PRO” "w
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our rooms spasm Sea
and Electric Light. Intonation Iv-
ory r00 mm
NAT“ REASONABLE
Final stocked Sale In men-
A tul lino 0t Imported Ales, Includ-
tng tho toluene Boss's. Burton's and
Bass too. 'sstootalwmoadmsht.
T. J. SULLIVAN. .
Telephone call. Ito-l.
.lBargains In
Gas or Electric
Stand Lamps.
Tryonessyourrcad-
mg lamp—they are
sellingatcost.
To Estimate on
Piping Your House.
wewfllpipcitst
Cost. "
Connecticut
nliy aiih educators from the easterui “43‘9"" W0" I“ “'9- “‘1”- T““ I“ "I"
states the l'nitprsary ot (‘hlcugo In!p
protessor of '
Latin. has'rcslgned his chair to be- .
r-nine professor In the some depart- -
Pro» '
P. SIB. VWTaIculll
Is cuiatnlly WWII“)!!! the lineal
quality ’ralount. abaolutaly duo from
grit. and In so unpalpahly has. that. It
given I tooling of velvet: holiness and
Illptltle of all good talcum: Put up In
lass jars with patent sitting top.
Price 25 Cents.
. ‘ See it ‘In the M'deowl ‘I
THE BRIDGE PHARMACY
206 washino'rou Irnur.
nut. EASIMI‘ 7%; ., . ,.
All orders Delivered Pros of choral
The bl- weekly .de class of the Ad-
vent Christian (Ihiitch hill meet
cvcnll‘lg.
”III!
M
Wallace E. Bates. at East Norwnllt.
bus pluced his launch laeola Mar- In
commission tor the sensiiu,
The personal cltecls of John E.
O‘Sulllvun are belnx moved from Dor-
Inn's Point to hls home In First
street.
Tho Phllnthea Glee Club will meet
tomorrow evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Amht'on" S, ("rrrpcnter. In Gregory
Boulci'urtl.
Mr. nod MN. (‘barlcs R. Baker, OI
Bridgeport. wre HIII'IIIII," guests or the
Inlter's parents, Mr. Ind Mrs. E. B.
Smith, of Hi. John street.
m
Home on.» In East Norwalh II gulM
in be lb.- victim of n surprise party
this coming. but It would not be fair
to tell just who that party Is.
The Indies' Aid Society at the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal (‘hurch
will meet. tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'cloclt. It the church. to sew.
M. .losent. oi the Washington street
bridge, went to New York, yeaterduy.
to see his wife, Mn, Joscrn has been
III In the city for several weeks.
“*4—
E ..l Valentine's boat "."Iv‘lo which
has been undergolue It course of
spring treatment at Dorlon’s Point is
now rcudy to go overboard tor the
season.
There was a big attendance at the
Advent Christian Church Sunday.
There are now llb numeson'the roll
nor! of this number It: were In at
tendnnce. .
Mr. and Mrs, P. I}. Pelbam and
daughter. Ruth Eleanor. of Van Zandi.
street were gusts. I-rldny and Satur-
day. of Mr. and Itrs. II. 8 Reed. of
Davis street, DInbury.
Clarence Arnold. ot the ll. Krleger
and ('ompany store. was on his rounds
this morning for the first time In it
via-cl, having been laid up at his home
III Norwalk by illness,
Miss Cells Philip and Bernard Phil-
in. at Bridgeport. were Sunday guests
of M, Jone-rt, the Washington street.
clothing dealer, m the luiier's home In
Lowe street, South Noxwulk.
Janitor .I. It. Matthews, at the Mar-
vin Bchml, who went tfl Nowhurg.
New York. where he remained tor sev-
eral days last wool: on account of the
illness and deIth of his brother.
Several more bad holes showed
themselves In the flewallr ot the Ben-
edict F'Irnta bridge, this morning,
making traps which will probably
cattle broken lllnbs unless attended /
to. , 1
from every Indication there will be
I big turnout of the voters or the
orwalh tire district Thursday
night. when tho dlltrict meetlng III to
he held at 8 o'clock at
school.
East Norwnlk lad I renewed hope
for spring this morning, when the
sun came out bright and considerably
warmen than tor some time. The
clntnge In the weather started consid-
erable host work.
Owing to the condition or the throat
or the Rev, (l. T freennn, pastor of
the East Avenue Itetbodla‘t Clint-ch
the Win One Circle meetings have
been discontinued until further notice.
There will be no meeting tonight.
In digging out the channel. the utter
lion dredge has sent many clams ny-
Ing over the wooden rind those have
been eagerly gathered up hytpoople
who reside In the vicinity of where
the digging operations have been go-
on on.
Fred Brundago. an East Norwslk
young man, has sociircd a million In
New York city as chnuttcur. He will
drlva it Meanwhile car, with whch he
I familiar. having been employed for
some time at the luciory, in Bridger
II",
M ..
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
liowsrd lowndes. ot Ileavicw avenue
was tam suddenly lll no nlght, and
when I physician war called Ito dlw.
covered that she was lttfltlrlltg train
diphtheria. The bottle has been plac-
ed tinder quarantine.
The house comtelllre oI the, new
News"; Country Club will latte I iris
down to Dorlon's Point tomorrow and
look the prmtefly om preparatory
to starting the wort: oi ovorhaullad
Company.
and placI It to oondtlon tor the 00-
cupa panoy About 85.000 II
' of South Norhulk and the om~ oi the
the Fitch .
filo!“ ‘ ‘ {I
of It. kind Isis
taunt”, SC... . .. ,
*
Charles Blydeaburg’s sloop Is being
out In til-strcluus condition tor the loo
son's warlo- She Is to'lm and In the
produce lIusInaas betwn Long Island
and Smilih'orwutlt. Nicholas P. Nel-
son stud Jesse Ayioa hevc been engag-
obtlnin building a new cabin on the
l
l). 1'. Murphy; nt‘iho Murphy Honor
lecturing Company, In Emit avenue.
does not expect to receive. his press
which he has purchased horn-Colliers
Weeklytnr some time. About two
weeks ago the Collier people told him
they could let him have It In about
III weeks.
”wha
MrI. Edward Leon-m, of Stamford.
mother or Mrs. Daniel 1‘. Murphy, of
East avenue, is now very much Ill-
prored. This Is a welcome surprise
to her tanllly. for last weolr It was he-
lievod that she could survive but a
very short time
Mrs Melville It Young, or first
street. took a trip away trout home
yesterday (or the Ilrst time in eleven
weeks, during wbch she has been very
III. Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Young
went over to South Norwulk and
spent the night with Mrs. Fred Brown,
It Elisobcth street,
Grorse W. Bell, of Second avenue.
you sick throughout the night, but
pluclIIly came out of the house this
morning and Inoked'nl'ter his duller
as manager of It. 1.. Holder‘s luucb
room on the Benedict Films bridge
Mr. Bell was unable to Illagnorze the
trouble. though he hoped to have It
wear of! during the day.
In another color It today appears
on article addrcsae to “Mr. lint. Nor.
walker." and which contain». II number
or {acts and llxures rclallro to the cost
of constructing and maintaining u Nye
tent of Illumination of Hunt Norwalll
streets. The proposition of the (TIty
Connecticut (‘ontpany or» given. and
the latter company claims a savlux of
$3,293.3'enrly would occur by tho- so
romance of lhv,propoultlon "little by It.
Iliss t‘oro iii-insult I'IIIPTIILIIII‘II a
compuuy of II‘II‘IIIIN unexpectedly lust
evening at her honw in second ave-
nue, Thi- nlll‘pl‘lrt' was It complete
to win the on ' vent. and silicon!
this was not the case, he had the lion
or or regIItI-llng a victory In the last
some of the tournament.
I W
The annual meeting 0! the East avel
flue Melhotllst Sunday school did not
choose I superintendent last night.
and an adjournment was taken to next
Monday night. .I. Clarence Hawkins.“
superintendent or the school would
have been returned to this oHIce but
Mr. Hawkins declined the honor, ow:
log to the fuel that he will have to be
away from home uconalderablo part
or the time during the year All at
the other other-rs were reelected, In-
cluding Howard Benedict. assistant au-
perlntendent: Ray Waldron, secre-
tary; Harry Ainswortlt, treasurer. etc.
The reports ot the year show the school
to be In first class condition In 'every
pnrllcuI.
i
The meeting ot the Advent Chris-
tian Church In Van Zandt street,
Thursday evening. alter the weekly
prayer meetlng ls likely to prove ot
much Interest, for the matter 0! en-
larging the church will be talked up
Nothing deilnlie has yet been decided
upon though It Is hoped to take some
action Thursday night which will
bring about the desired changes It In
early date. There are no pews In the
church, now, chairs sunlcing, but It Is
probable that the latter will be sup-
planted. It Is also hoped to move the
building back several feet and build
on In addition in trout and also raise
It so that a basement can be built tor
the Sunday school. ,
no use To me. ' I“! '
"I have found out that there to no
use to die of lung trouble as long as
you can get Dr. King's New Discov.‘
cry." says Mrs. .l. P. White. 0! Rush.
born. Pa. "i would not be allve today
only tor that wonderful medicine. It
loosenu up a cough quicker than any
.yflcrr that flat Ror-
walk inches In the South rm lute .
Ivor School. II In with an attach of
o grip. and Miss Pearl Stevens to
substituting for her. ‘I
W
“'A larls delegation ot the month!"
the Roton Point division at the
United States Uta SIvtag Cone were
at Baton Point, Sunday, to Inspect the,
scene of the summer work. _ .
Some or the sections of term which
enclosed the runner baseball m.
at Itoion Point have blown down dair-
tng the past. winter. The board WK
leading to Belle Island has also hosts
washed away as well as a on ty It
sand which will probably be m
during the coming spring.
. - , . . ,, Jo...- - .
Editor or South Norwsllt Bentlhelll‘
l have last. read with mingled “It”:
lion and mitigation Iny reputed.
tervlew with the World reporter
Interview “wartolly and wooden.”
made, " almost completely out at ”:10
cloth. lie certainly has I spied! ,-
Ilnoglnatlon and be has used It to ‘
limit, as there Is scarcely a word pd
our conversation reported It all. and
where It Is It to so placer! as to glvo
an entirely ditlcrent meaning to it.-
He not to use a shorter but. more in-
elegant expression, "takes great liber-
ties with the truth " I regret that he
should hale felt it necessary In the
hunt tor sensation to scatter brood-
cast such a one-sided and therefore my
fair account or this deplorable Incl-
dent. An Investigation is to he that!»
by an ecclesiastical court. He will.
then have an opportunity to speak for
himself. Why should we condemn I.
man unheard? He has I right to thin ‘
at the builds of the public, and It.
seems to one to be cruelly trainer to
have muttered abroad this necessarily
llnfulr us it certainly Is sensallontt!
I
thlug the unit (' um lung discuss oven
alter u. c (use In to mounted hopeless."
This moat. roIIublo liatticdy tor oonxttli
and colds. la grippc. asthma. broth-ho;
its and honrsenns. ls sold under gush
Intce at F. II. Baxter s‘ drun store. we
and SI "0. Trial lmllla free.
ROWAYTON.’
:corge V. Iv‘litllt'. o! Sleuth Norwulk.
hits It'usI-vl his summer cottage on
I
one and was clm'ctly arranged. To-
day In MI-‘lh Ito-menu's birthday, but In.
tlt'iII'l' lluil sh.- Iuiahl be lltkt'll uuuu
wares the party In honor oi hI-r nqul
day was held Just n little In advance.
About twenty-live of her young triends
were In uttenduncr-, and the, cveltlult
was pleasantly passed with gIIInI-s lIIItI
Various (tlIt'l' party diwrslons, and It
supper Willi wrml.
w ‘
No date has ,\('I been fixed tor the
slipper which Old Well IIIIOII and Lou.
der (‘onipaity in to te‘hdcr to the May-
liowi-l's no tbr result or IIlvg tournn.
men; which lame to II close lust ulsht
with the game between Wllllam bier
III-lie Island to .I. (‘. III-IluIl-I'. of Dun-l
bury,
Itev. E. W. Bysshe went to Brook:
lyu yesterday and this morning entri
I-d the Methodist Hospital for an op
erntlon on the nose.
I‘lieu lllll Is hitting his his? now er
boat planed In communion to run be-'
morn his summer residence on Tut‘-
('l‘ll island and South Norwnlii, . ‘
(‘harII-w Money and tumtly. of New
Y.orlt IIIIVI' been visiting. at their stint-
llit'l' residence. (M'é Hurst. Belle
Island. A cobble wall bu. bet-I built.
around his property. und will have. It
Phenom. oi South Norwslh. und Wil-
;io Judge thI| case fairly and Impartlah
corner: It would be well to heed the Id~
:41on No one Is as yet In a position
ly, for nclihor or the pll'tlfll that
concerned have woollen. Hold g
eweenlnx condemnation in all."
till tho tools are known and even.
I»?
vice of the only Sinhss One' “Ill; ti
hint that Is without sIn cast the Sufi
stone." .
Yours very sincerelv.
ERNEST “ZIP/881m.
LA GRIPPE. ,
P
9 .
that kllls RM: . ,
you want Balm an a plenty on dd‘flt‘
lrttle with the small lines. but Mo ‘
50c or “.00 bottle sad tale .
teaspooufnl II water every
Nhours He sure to keep up this
man! talthtolly for: two wecltaa
you think you are well to utter};
nIlatI every germ In every great ’
can. Those remaining gems
evil after etiecta: It Is bottomed grtp.‘
it tho gl'lp starts with hemorrhage or
the lungs, give t e lar 0 dose "0er ,
or In ntthuteai 1 Its ops hype“! ,
‘r ,.
t
Comparative costs of two systems at illuminating the streets of East Norwallt with :50
:5 candle power incandescent lamps.
PROPOSITION NO. I.
The Fire District ot'East Norwallr to erect ‘polcs, wires.
and fixtures. and maintain same. supplying current to ’150 25
candle power incandescent lamps through: motor generator
set. electricity to operate some to be delivered at the generator
Lamps to burn approximately 1
Im- 5 cents per kilo-watt hour.
Fire District.
3200 hours yearly, and be renewed and maintaingd by the
i
I
I
I
"C
', cr
walls to contract with The
Maintain poles. wire and RIM ;
and to supply I 50 as com":
approximately 3200 hours flycat-
I
.,..
paoposrrtou N0. 2.
The Fire District pt East ”5’.”
cticut Company to erect I“
Incandescent lamps to burn,
cost or INSTALLATION. ly. and to renew same wh'cs‘ ,Iv-fi
Lamps Inclined .. ....... . ............... 81300.00 ceasary. I“ a“ '“m 9‘ "‘5‘
Poles installed ................................... 1,800.00 i P" lamp P" 3“" 7" ”I m...
Wire Installed .. .................... ....... 956.00 I "ml” l° he dim"! “Ii“!
Fittings installed ....... ..... 74.00 IN" winter Md" '! the Fit."
Motor Generator-Setinstalled 2,050.00 District '° W“ m‘“ “it
Bulldinxand foundation 550.00 ‘° I” 4"“ch from ‘7'” M
Engineerinmetinxencies........................ 600.00 amount. . '
- “app-‘_ III... I. a. -- ..
0 . ,2 0.00
““9“ cosr or OPERATION. t “ ’7 3
lntcrestanddepreciation.......................”IS 731.00
Costotlamprencwals.'............. ...... Idmo
Costotcurrent to operate sctandsupply 150 25 c. p.
lamps.. 3,721.00
Sslaryotenginecr.fl0perinonth.................. 120.00
Salary 0! lineman. tors months, at $60 per month... 440.00 It
Ollandwastc....................................I 50.00
Repairs y. ‘ :00de
1mm. Deer-rrcr-weoeerreoua...”nun”... ”a“ .
AnnlIIICostoiOpsratlon.........................Ss.1n.00 TotalAnnuIICIIt........
4
M70! $3.800 annually. and Incitevothstuieutigwarecosssrvadvs. too-Mus
yourscltoitheeorrectnsssot tlteestimstsmtayweashyouto vcrityt'ltahmandgivc’
to he spent II “prove-eats, m It II“
Thoseilgureaspealstor thamsclvsnandshowwdlflmnc'allw coat initovorottltla'
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Statement by THE CONNECTICUT COMP . .. .r
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Norwalk Chronicler