tron will' find our stock of 7 and 10
III! Buns this spring the embodi-
motif of all that is good. and bristling
vi It variety. First quality being dia-
lIy the rule combined with noun-
itnl‘prico adynntagen make it tho right
mile; for you in get: your supplies.
3 ‘ Ité‘ia‘rlnte of it.
Clothing
' Company
‘HAHRY COODWIN. Manager.
1‘ - Have You; Heard of. ‘
The New Science
, of Healing?
. Which Is now l't‘CPliyflllg the attention
' of many Indies in society, who have
. IdopIed this reform method of healing,
flail no markedly improved In health
and opponrnncé have they iwclunc
7 they are ohcouraging others to lotion
‘ V‘Illelr example. No one should live Ill
pain and alnincsa. of heart. or limb.
when they can live in health and hop-
piness by going to the Chiropractor at
‘94 E. Washington 8t.. Haviiand‘Biock.
SOUTH NORWALK.
'MABNETIC TREATMENTS GIVEN.
a...'
3A.,
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iiiiii
FOLLOW ,
CROWD
.5 and you will find that
we're always selling
SAME
OLD I
SPOT !
I49 Washington St.
7 The Ferris Coal Co.
”Wiviix
Elmer’s Obs Ylsce.
{ ‘ The cunahmlon of the human
that Demands a Shot
f Hallo on scientific principles.
, , 1 an the
. ...~tttotm Methods
. it» pruduco .Conlfortable and Stylish‘
oo’tnlear
its land by the makers of the follow-i
in; lines: i
l
Kantian Cross ;
fills” Yefiecta i
, \- Slm‘ls'bhsfltn
cumin 'ro sn'r'rnu ACCOUNT.‘
District of Norwalk. at,
Court. March 24. A. 0.. 1908. .
Estate of William 0. Walxrain; late
of Norwsilr. In said district, deceased.
Ordered, That the executor exhibit
his administration account to this
court for adjustment, at the Probate
adieu to Norwaiir. on the that day of
March, 1908. at 10 o‘clock foronoon;
and that all persons interested in cold
estate may be notified thereof. the
executor will cause this order to be
published in a newspaper having it
circulation in said district. at least five
dgég'beforc said am day of March.
Probate
HENRY W. GREGORY.
[1124 it Judge.
SOLVENT norm.
District of Norwnlk. on. Probate
Court. March 9th, A. 1).. 1908.
I'lntate of Bridget (linen, late of Nor.
walk. ill said district, dcceuncd.
The Court of Probate for the Iliuv
trlct of Nbrwalk; hath limited and al«
lowod six months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for aottiomelll.
Those who neglect to prcaént their
accounts, properly attested, within
said time, will he dobarrcd a. recovery.
All persona indcbtcd to nald caiatc nrc
requested to make Immediate pay-
ment to
CHARLES ill. LAWRENCE,
mm 17 24 Administrator.
SOLVENT Nt'l'i‘lCIL‘,
District of Norwulh, at». I’i'olulllr
("'onrl, March Ill. A. l).. ‘Iiltitl.
Eatlttc of Elizabeth H. (lomlwin. into
of Norwttik. Ill lltlid (Iinll'lt‘i. ticcennml.
The ("ollrl of I’robutv for the ills-
tl'ict of Xorit’nllt. imlll lllllllt‘ll null
allowcd six months from the date
hereof for the crclliiorn of biilll on-
tato to exhibit their claims for scl-
llelnollt. Those who neglect to. prov
sent their accounts, prom-fly Hlll‘filt’ll.
within said time. will lw dobnrrcd n
recovery. All persons indebted to unld
carat». are requested in, flillkt' llnlnctl-
Intopnylnclll to 2
_ OWEN A. lllIJ-il'.
mi? 2431 Administrator.
WILL GIVE ANOTHER FISHING
ROD. ‘
F. E. Lockwood a. Company to Follow
Usual Custom This Year.
I". E. Lockwood & (‘utllpnrly will
give It. prize fishing I'fNI ”till war.
which lnukoa tho sixth your, for Illt’
lrlrgt-nt trout caught during tho ilmlt
nounon from April I in July i,
Any person ('fln compolo for thin
bumimmo rod. by bringing Illl'il‘ trout
to tho store and having it Wl-lglnui
and n rt-cl‘lrli lundn of it.
Thu ltIcIl pcrsona null ilil‘lf‘ Hilf'lll'h‘
for the hunt yearn urn: '
lillill—«rlvltlwnrui Filiou. 2 lb», 7.
ounces. ‘
lltl'l-I—wlfinitrl‘ Adams. 2 lint,
ounces.
Ilitiflmh'l'clil-rick Seymour, 2! lib-L. l.
ollnccs.
Ititlil—liirllfn Davis, 2 lbs.
l!lll7-~llurry ll. Innis 2
outlet-u.
Hm.
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FRUIT DEALER'S HORSE RUNS
AWAY.
After Falling in South Main Street w.
H. Ferris Held Animal.
A horse owned by Williams our!
Company the fruit tlf'lill'l'li, furnished
an oxciting runaway this morning ill
South Norwnlk. WhileI backed up to
the South Norwnik sloulllbout ditch.
the animal lit-com» frightcn‘cd, and a
boy on the ground. who had hold oi
the reins. .could not control him.
The runaway dashed up Iinviiuuli
Iill‘et‘i, and npnct the wagon uhilu
turning the corner ill-m South Main
ntroct. fly tho time the animal had
reached the Hotel Clifford, it throw
itself. William If. Ferris” who was
nearby. grabbed the horse by the ncclc
and hold it until it could be unlnoml.
Mr, Fort-ill also look thl- horse in tho
blacksmith nhop ill Illlvilnnd till't't'f,
when» some onto it, had gotten Wl‘lf'
fronted.
DEFENSE OF MICHAEL LAISH.
Fund of £2350 Raised for Former
South Nor-walk Bartender.
A fund of $2.250 has been raised
thus far for iln- dcfcnce of Michael
Ilaiull. tho l'ut'llll-r South Norwnlk lull"
lender. who in now ill lull ill New
York city. nwablng trial on the chargi-
of first degree nnlrdcr. (if this amount
ovor 3.17:0 hull llf't'll rniscd by the-Nor
wnlk linrlcndcra' l'lllou. It in cxpcctc-l
Illllf the dcfonmv fund will b:- still t’nr.
llIs'I‘ illcrcnnt-d.
Form-or District Attorney .Iuluus \l’.
()nllol'll.. who Wilt-l .wcorml nu f‘ullllul'l
by tho Norwnik lull-tenders. bnn ill-
l’oriucll Hlicrlvlnry I'lllwul'd .Iolnlro-nu.
of tho union. that the Il‘llil of lluinh
has again been tumlimllt‘tl until ihl'
middle of April.
D. GOTTLIEB,
Cents’ F urnisher.
Men’s, Boys’ and Chil-
dren’s Shoes.
I I No. Main Street. 80. Nonvslli.
” ' to live in tho moonlimm
Vfi at tiers and in proper“.
.WITID IAN
'1'.
‘..i
Mouton
;, yam. mm off than the Inborcr, when he loot-Ii nu pm, if ho
a net screw!" tattoo him longer to find a job umi If count him
‘ iialarhsll don't hurt alwayn. Start on
South Norivalk Savings Bank
K BUILDING.
‘ solrm uonwauwouu.
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lit.
til.
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Mutation
l. (Deadlines from first Page).
r m
Brown would have to be seen at some
other time.
Admission was made last night by
members of tha governing hody‘of the
church that Mr. Brown had Wllfllfld
the pastorate of the new church which
was built through his efforts. and that
(Sharla: Raymond, formerly state rep-
reaantativo. had preferred charged
against the clergyman before the
trustees of the church. The name of
Clara. Raymond. the oldest daughter of
the legislator, was discussed by the
eitiora during their deliberations Which
led to the acceptance of the resigns.
tion of the pastor.
Mr, Raymond said yesterday he was
in pouncllaion of letters which he had
found in hill daughter‘s rooms and that
these letters had been written to her
by tho clergyman.
Mr». Charles Golder, who has been
active in church affairs, said the troll-
bio which culminated in the forced
resignation (If the pastor begun ‘i'l‘l‘fll
months ago while Minn finiillulnl unit
In charge of tho library.
During the illvellligntion by cidnra
of m.» church of tho story laid boron:
them by lilo father of tho girl. who
had lit‘t‘fl uctivrI in the Buuduy school
and the (‘llrialinn Endeavor Society.
pctilonn In tho congregation worn
questioned concerning violin Illilllt‘ by
Mr. lirown to the library when Minn
illlylnonli was alone tllcrc.‘
It was brought. out that the cloth)”
man had been in the habit of going to
the. library sometimes in; many all six
times a tiny. and that, a member of
bill Ntllllfi’guiiou hnd cautioned hllu.
buying oncc ll tiny won «though.
Although the pulpit of the only
church In vucnui, the clergyman still
lll‘l‘llIIIQ’H tin: pnl'sonngc, which in own-
t'II by the church. Win-ll our» of ”W
vldvrn lwfot‘o whom iiu- ltflllt‘I‘H found
Ill Milo-4 Ifuymonll‘n room wcro root!
was nskcd concerning thin pllusc of
the cane ‘Ilv nnid:
"\Vt- urn (Ilillnilun pooplc l'it"l't' and
um lwlltwn lulll-Iplftg n nluu up ill-
au-ad of pulling llllll down. Elinor it
than blot gone oil that way down hill
llvt'ulltu- hi‘ llllii not found nytnpuilly til
lin- l-Iithl iltno. (lur t'lo-rgyuuln only
how alumni upon tho downwnrd path.
lull wo htitm in now Illill, ullll wo nilull
permit him to ut‘f‘liily lilo parsonage.
for n tluw all hunt, and shall Illllkt'
soon» sort of provinion for him"
In ”It‘ pnrmullluo with tho l-ll~l'l.'.,l‘~
Ii.lil| nl'l- lllrl erl', who has bun-n no in.
Valid for Illll’l'Il yours. tlllll Ilil‘ll‘
lIIllIKllit'i'. f‘ol‘lll-Iin IIi‘erfl. will) in
twnuly yours olll.
'I'llv'trolllllu In lht' church lulu Iuwn
illni'lul turmoil) lll'llli’t‘ lilo l'llilhi’t‘ll‘
t‘lll iiuptini Minion-rs Ahnm‘lltllull. Al
n int-Mint: to be held on Mollllut Illi‘lll-
llt'ipl of that lll‘fllslilllllltlll ulll tulle no
iion itthl'd supplying llu- \‘nl'nni put
pli. .
it on.» britul- Illt’ clvtgylllnn loft
itoupliun for Wilmington. N f‘.. inst
Junoun llllli tlpv tinHlI‘IH'i' of troublr,I
in the church llt‘f‘iiills' known to it fun
ill'l’hllflil Mrs. Sllsnn i'ctiy, .lil aunt
of Minn Iiayumud. won on.» of tho first
in lli‘lli' lllut mum» r-rltll'innl ilnli Iuwn
fluid" in the irIWil mnrcrnim: IllI'
friendship of Illl‘ clergyman and Mlnn
Illlllnolnl. 'I'llc ministri- In fifi‘l-liillll
yours old. and forlllnnv lmra Illul
Ilentl flfll'f'li'tl by bronchitis It hurt
lu'on his t-llntum In no South moi-y
your.
:\I'l('l' In. iuui goon to North I'Iil‘llllII-‘l
this your. Mrs. Polly and othvrn (Iiil'lt‘ll
lin- nlivlillou of Mr. lluylllonli to tho
incl lbut Illt‘f'f‘ were utnrica niiout ill
tlnwlowu concerning his tintlrhlt-r .‘II‘
llnytlloud wont to flu" I‘o-‘uu If ill!i
linugllivr, and. there found It'ilt‘N, said
to t.» twenty-two in Ilulllllcr, which In-
lnid boron} Illi' ll'llh‘ltlt'n of flip Ilnptlnt
church.
Therm lt'IIl‘I'l-l wore couched to stitch
tc-rnln that the trualccn thought it
their duty to IllIVIM' "It' clergyman if)
I‘t'filfiii. .IIJ‘. Ilrmvn'a niylc of («trout
cxluu-luiion nod his evangelistic moths
and of pulpit uddrcan bud drawn Into
the First Haptiat church more Illl‘lll-
born than thnt church l'VI'l' llnd bin
for», Then, too_ it What through lift-i
emu-l» that the new church, which in
one of line lwui show plnt‘vn of the Illv
tic town. was built. '
Letters Dring'Tesrs.
’I‘l... father of the young woman is a
Illt'illllf'f‘ of lhf‘ (V'tlilflrt‘itallt’lliul church
of Ilurien, u muull town near Itowny-
loll. but he had at one time been a
burial-nu odviaor of the First, Ilaptlnt
church of Rowuyiou. Ilc Innintcd upon
showing to the otticcra of tho church
all lilo lcttcra which he found in ”to
room of ll'i daughter. Then: Wt'l'o tents
in the eyes of act'tt'nl of the chic-rs
when the letters worn I‘f'tltl,‘
Mina Raymond has ulvvn up her
ilu-lllbcruhlp ill tho church. ill lin-
Christian Endeavor Society, in tin-
iiluuiuy Ill-hoot. film In at ilmm. wun
llt'l' fntlwr, Ill- nnld yvnlt'l’tlft)’ that lin-
cult" is not lilacunnod in his Illull-tt'.
RAILROAD TO CONTEST LAW.
Norther-It's Attorney Attacks
Reciprocal Demurrago Law.
rl'l‘, I’Al'll, Minn. March 2i.» w It».
lug“, “olivrni utlllt'itm- u! lltv llrvuil
Nortlwln Railway. ill u lcttl-r iodny to
’illnl'II".V (funeral Young, ntlnckll Illt'
rvclprrwni tlctuuwtgo lnw, passed by
”It' hint Mluncaoin legislation, and
state oiflclnia loft-r from Mr. Iicltg‘n
llvllcr that the railroad company will
content. this law on ('tilllillilt'lllfml
Great
(1
mounds.
'l‘llo reciprocal dl-luurrultv lnw pro.
ildrn forlhc liupotiltlou of u pnllnlly
upon this railroads for their follow lo
furnish curs within certain lift-Ht'l’illtltl
period“. on well on upon llw illllifllt'l
for llwil’ failure to unlond or loud the
cool within tha- tlunv proscribed.
In bin iciluf Mr. llcgg MUN that
column, Imvlux fixed "in duty of
carrier» with retention tofurnlshiua
cuts for Interaiutu ahipxuculo. tln- ntnlo
cannot Inicrnfcrn with Iliitl duty IIIII'
or by making it morn dt'ilnlic mul t-rt'
min. nf‘ by importing plrllnitiem.
woman-wu-
VlTllAN CAIHIEII DEAD.
Mitt ANtll-ZMCH. Cat, Murch 2H.“
Myron Wimlow ’l'nmil. who has lived
In thin city for eleven yours, dint!
solidity night of parnimia after an
illness of but u '0” days. ll» WM a
native of Imupnicr. N. il,. but for al-
mom a acoetaltou tw wall enabler for
tho Motel-loan mums Harmony in
. lonrucd only
lSlPllllI
Romnuislo Ransom. a Sallxtltucll
Italian. lion in a serious condition at
the Hawaii: Hospital from a bullet
wound in the lowor part of his right
lung, caused by the bail entering Nil
back in a light which is supposed to
have occurred ill Saogatllclt about i
o'clock this morning.
nanzolll refuses to tell by whom he
was shot. declaring that tho wound
was caused by a friend. it In aun-
poaod from Ranzolii'a statement that
the shot was intended for someone
else titan the injured man.
After that attain-Dr. V. 0. Tim, of
South Norwallt. was called to liaugtc
took to attend the wounded nllul. llc
brought him in his carriage to Not-
walk and Dr. William .I. ’I‘rnccy wna
rootod out of bad at 4:30 o'clock thin
morning to perform an operation on
the wounded ltullan. Dr. Tracey prob-
ed and found a 32 million bullet. 'i‘hbt
afternoon Dr. Tract-y Illulcd that. the
case In ll serious one. though ilo lhinkn
,iinnzoiii will live lllllt‘lill ,puvuulonia
sets in. which in a frequent occurlcnw
in cation of lltlti hind.
When Dr. Tim arrived in Norwnlk
with Itansolll, the latter was not Qllllr
unconscious. though very weak from
lbolonn of blood. ’
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. stls H. Decker.
The funeral of Ml'n. Ia-wls ll. Ill-I'll-
l‘l‘ nun lll‘lil from the family real-
llctlcc Ill 2 Iinnl‘orrl plnct‘, Sunday at-
It‘l'lltloli ul 2.30 o‘clock. The licv. II.
ll. Carpenter. pastor of tho liolltll Nor-
walk ilnptint Church. officiated, Mill
llllt'l‘flit'lll followod at Riverside (.‘cnr
otcry. 'I'In- filn'ul tributes were funny
and your beautiful. Among the loltcnu
\rcw plows from flpilir t'llnplcr. Ur-
llo-r of tin linucru Slur, and (lid Wi-ii
Lutlgt', I”. and A. Ill. Six members
of lllf‘ latter, Charles P. Mills. l-‘. H.
Lyon. M. t'. iiltc, 'i'Ilnddluni tluycr.
”Ullfll’l .\I Wilcox and Frank ll. Fifi-It,
ul‘l‘t‘ pull Iu'lll'tri'lt, ‘
Funeral of Andrew Crawford.
'I‘bn lilfli’l'ill til‘I'Vlm'l (WI-r tho rt»
llllillltl of Andrew l‘lnwforli, who (“t‘il
nl IIIH ilonw lll liurbor nrl-uuv, Nor-
\l’dlh, Hllituduy owning. w'rc hold
this morning at 0 o’clock truth 8'
Mnrr‘a church. The church Inna fillod
with hn runny friends. nod iiorul trip
lllllt‘H worn many and wry beautiful.
ll‘lllllt‘f' (ids-ii ofllt-llllt-II. llllf'l‘lllt‘lli Illi-
innrll at St. Mary» Conn-tor).
TELLS WHY HE SHOT STEVENS.
Korean Alleged He Was False
Trust Impaled in Him.
SAN FRANCISCO. Mun-b 24.1 'I. W
f'lluug. who yl-utordoy shot ll. W. rill-t-
cuw, lllplfllllillll‘ llltucln/ of tho Komln
mu'ornnlcnt, inst night Iliflill‘ in Milton
nllill‘Illf‘IlI. from pinch the following
cailnt‘lo urn lulu-u
”fills day l pin-i stwwns. ‘i lllittl
him lit-cousi- ho null lilo tllnlli flit‘ilif
in tin» .IiiIlllllf‘fit' when of bloodshed
nnli opprnantnn in Kort-n. und bot-ansc,
lln as the bend and advice-r ul‘ tin-
rt-ttinlc. Wna lvspuunihia for flltilihh of
our futlwln. nacho-rel nod brotlnvrn in
Korea.
to
KNOW THE VEILED WOMAN.
Norwalk Police Said to Have Iden-
tified Her.
The illclulty of the Vt'lli‘ll woman
who has llt‘t'll agitating the I‘f‘tililt‘lllti
ol‘ Illt' vicinity of Maple street for
l-lllllll' tiuw, llltl'I been discovered by
tinv Norunik police. lull hcr name will
not in: llli‘it'lilni'd. The police nny that
tin-l Wf'i‘tl \l'i‘i much sorprincd when
Ito-y found Hill who tillt' is. She Is a
widow, it In blltIPlI. and has become
int'nluntl-ll “till n single mun. but the
llllit‘l' did not ll‘l'lllrlltililt‘. lls'f‘ lunoroull
ullmltlollu.
All tiu- lilt‘lilll)‘ of the woman was
by tho policeman who
liilt‘HIlKfllt'ti ill ro-spouno to it tele-
phone Iiit‘nnilut' from a resident, thorn
In litiic likclillood of tho party's nnmc
becoming public. title Willi no thor-
oughly u-llmi that, her mono was not
li’lllllt‘ll by anybody Ill lhc noighbor-
hootl nin-l-l- silo patrolled nightly.
.linuy pvopiv reported iIlIn morning
flint Illt'i ullw Wollttill urollml filt-
lurl-l-ta nrllug Ill-i the. woman had ill
lllt' .‘lfliilr‘ :«ll‘t‘ttt affair. but, undoubt-
edly tllvso \u-rl- mostly fancy. (inc
Woman in North Main nlrect who
lloilrlicd n ll'oilcy our and went to .Vor.
walk and another in Cllunlnut utreot,
l-iouih Norwnlk. received It grout dent
of attention. chiefly on account of
their mourning costumes.
KELLY FINED '15 AND COSTS.
-—-—-—--
Cldsr Found at His and Mary Dsspsln
luo's Pisces Ordered Destroyed.
I"I‘llllk Huronlllll, or Kelly. on Ito in
Hull“ intuillul'ii Itnowu. n Norunlk
Il‘llliiil. lll‘l't‘tlll'd for trying lo rllu
ll llllip lumium.» in cider, was fllli'fl SIT:
.llitl rosin this morning by Judge .Io-
with It 'I'nylur,
Kc-lly lll’t'll uvul‘ \l'urll airport, on
Ilm‘m also .Iinrv iiabpltl‘iito. who mm
llilllli'“ up by the police for lib-ital
m-Iiillg. several llnytt ago. .Itulgu 'l’uy
ior boon-ii no order to thc police thin
morning to lli’itll'lJV tho Iwcl' null t'IIItir
i'uumi ul lira llaupnrillo'n plilrv- :ll.tl
tluv citim' round ul Kclli'o. 'l'lllti .lfll'
will he carried out by ('uplnlu of IM-
lll't' 'l'lloiun‘u iiullt thin i’il'li'i'lliillll
Mrs. Iicrl Richards. of Worth lurucl.
umlct'itl-nl no opt-ruiion a! tin: Nor?
Vi'lllll litmpltlll. youtcrdni‘ niicruoml.
tilu namc lnvimt twrlot'mml by in, W.
.I. Truce-y, nanixtud by fit. A. N. i’lurh
tum fir ll l.. illgllinw, ‘
Mira tllnrp l-inymour. of Wontpori.
Wu» operator! on or the wau it flos-
pltal.’ roan-willy, by fir, War (iron.
orifnanintml by lir. .I. (I (Itcuury.
I'. Is, IIui‘ilu. of lllowmtd ith'iillt'. butt
boon atilnlttmi to the Norwalli limpb
ml for lrcnitncut.
llc lprolnily if lntvc no eloquence
With winch to woo you. I out It man
not of words, but of deeds.
Boston. A widow and four sons are
loft in this city. Mr. 't'nmly wan It
yam old.
“he inafli‘lylm’l'liltl dondn'iwllaltlv
more Ammonia.
;‘ ill Li".
SPRING
and Herringbone Serges.
Crown and Classic Waists in all
, a Lesotho oar cocoa organ.
Separate Skirts in Voile, Chiffon
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
An Attractive Showing of Ladies’ Tailored Suits, Top Coats, Waists
and Separate Skirts, on Saturday, March let.
, Advance styles and the most popular models in Ladies' Tailored ‘Suits.
[Spring Jackets and Long Coats in Silk, Panama, Cheviot Broadcloth and Covert.
Panama. Shadow Stripe Serge and Panama. Invisible Stripe
Lawn. Batiste, Lace and Net Waists. a full and complete line of the well-known Derby,
styles and sizes. . '
TRISTRAM SI HYATT. NORWALK.‘
ACONN.
--W.W.. . m... w. MW .. m. -
LEGAL NOTICES
mall. in the t‘ounty of b‘lilrfic-ld. and
State of (‘onnvcticuo
\‘l-l
«turd. Albert .\', Sherwood. (‘nrrlu
1.. Sherwood and Elite Sherwood. all
of tho Town of Norwuik, In said
t‘ouuiy. and Anniv- Kieth, of the (lily
nyivnuin. nnd Illl' "representatives
ulld creditors“ and "heirs“ of l‘utll-
urine A‘ Sllcrwoml. Into of Norton.
iil said l‘ottnly. llcmulscli,
SI'I'I-Zlillill l‘Ol'It'i‘, PIIlTllt‘lil County,
March is. lion:
ORDER 01-" NOTICE.
l'pon tlu- colllpiltlul of lllt‘ ltaiti
tier-rue .Il. Harm-In praying for l‘s-llutllin
Illt'I‘étlli set forth for the form-Insure of
a curtain Iuorlizagv returnable Io Illl'
Snlwrior (‘ollrt within lillll for the
i'ouniy ‘of Fairflcid on the first. 'i‘uvw
do} of April. i908. it. appear» to this
t‘ourl front the allegations of bold
complaint that it would luv neccnnnry
to lunko tho t‘hl’f‘lllill' or administrator
oi l'nlllltl'inc A. h‘llI-rwmui. ll.‘("‘t‘l5il‘d.
if any. n pltrty to iiilitl notion. and that
thorn in no such fi'Xt‘f‘illiil' or fli’lllllfllii'
Il‘lllnt‘. lllld that tho plaintiff liar: Illflllv'
the "rcprcacntntllcl. :uld r-rmlituu" oz'
fin» lurid t‘utllorlllo A Sllr'flunul pul'tlrs
In mid action not! it further nppcnl'n lo
till... Unit!" that no llllf'ft‘lil’ in tho' rtill
catnip sought to bc fort-cillsmi may be
clnliucti ill the heirs of the said (“our
arluo A, Sllcrmuui. llmi lln- attorney
of III" pllllntiff hint anneal-ll to chill
complaint an affidavit station: in other!
tllnl illc pillilillil (lm‘ls‘iml know who
nil iln- heirs of the suit! t‘utllurllw ,\
Slnrwood arc or photo nil of ”will
rt-nillc. null the plaintiff has (It'fif‘l'lllt'il
as itill’llt'v. dcfcutlnlll the "ht-Ira" of
lllt‘ mild (‘ltlhnrlilc A. stint-wood with-
out further doscrlblng the llllllwn or
I“t‘.~iltlt'lil‘t" of any such portion whose
names and residcucc rnlly ln- llnltuoun
to him, if any. It in, the'l'oforo,
Ulllll'lfll'ill. 'l'ltui m‘lilt'lv of lilo [lt'fl‘
dent-r of unld coillplnilll “it given to
thr- "rcprcaentntil'vu and creditors"
and "llf'li‘tt" of the sold (‘nillzlrinc A.
Sherwood by publishing this order of
noticc in Tin- I-lyenlng Heutluci, n
ncwnpntwr published in said Nora-Mk,
and having a circulation in said town
of Ilnrlcu. Ill lcnnl flirt-o limo,» before
tho 20th day of March. Ifillk’,
it) the hunt,
FRED W TIlM‘Y.
Aasiaiailt Clerk.
NOTICE. '
Notice is llcroby glwn that the fol-
lou-illg in n ninlclncui of the nppropritr
lion-l and our role which the board of
Estimate and Taxation of the ('in of
South Norwnlk proposes to make and
low at a meeting of said board. to ho
twirl on the first Monday of April. lllllli.
um Ill
for llnv t'ui’l't'itl. fiscal your, sin:
, Appropriations.
tit r c ct Heparin
nwnt ........ .41 London
l'lrv lupnrlllu-llt.. Mutton
ill-ll it It ill-part-
tncnl ....... , 2,300.00
l‘nt'l'lf'lt' Light... Littoral
l"ll‘t' Alnrul. . . . . .. 40000
Library Iiuilditlg. liltlilil
I'll | i I't' . llopnri-
int-ill .......... [moon
t‘ltt lluli ....... Lithium
I‘llllllu I‘l lIlIlllu. .. 43M",
.-\dlnllllhtl'nflvt- lic-
purlnwui ...... 9,300.th
Public Library... 2,000.0»
Iioal'li of Water
i'lflltilllunlolturn. Ili,uou.on
Iloui’d of ”it‘f’ll‘lmil
t’nlllllllsnilllleru.. nonunion
~-~- “mm «SIM ,‘lihmti
Estimated lucoms,
I'rutu Wnicl‘ ”t"
pnriuwui ..$:ll,mul,tlft
I~v r n in I'Ilt'tiit'lt'
Light l'ltilll . . I‘lJIJllIlM'l‘I
I'l'oul 'I‘runnurci‘n
i-Ifltlcluvul
In
lu.“'
7.9
Iotrmol
(Ha
,.li2.il42.7ll
it; illnulllul
illlll initl
j ’l'utlll catiluatwl Iilf'tlfllf',.IIM.9lfI,IlT
Hnlll litmrd propowll of lipid mt-
tny. to hwy a tax raid of norm Mid
cliwtulll till.» mills on the dollar on
i‘w polio nud rnlable «state within
iIlt- llllllllll of said city. upon the as-
lil'Hi Iiit‘ill lint of said city Iiint oomph-t.
ill. to "Ilit'f flu.- llppropt'lailmil an [M
pound to he made by It.
I South Norwalk. Conn. March 2i.
”till.
it} o‘cl’ or out board of Ifstlmots
null Tahitian.
mourn R. 'I'AYWK.
mil at (lily cm.
”cargo A. fibrin-ll. of the town of Sin-r-
‘ . i
Syllcntur Shorwmni, Howard li. NIII‘I‘"
of Scranton, ill the Stole of I’clIn-l
litigant-"nails." .e‘. lit,
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H. " 'riegerSr Co.
* Charge Accounts
Opened
That means that you can come here
and buy Clothing for yourself and any
member of the family and charge your
purchase. , y . '
This doeSn’t mean running into debt,
because weekly payments of convenient
sums make paying easy for all.
Thousands of accounts on our books
with satisfied customers—why not inves-
tigate this plan yourself?
Everything everybody wears—now.
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Coliapsable Go-Carts, English Peram-
bulators, Basket Carriages-«ethe best as-
Sortment in the, Twin Cities: from
$5.98 to $20.00.
H. KriegerSt Co.
’ 29-31 West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
per doz..
12¢
Positively Home Laid Eggs, - 25c
HEALTH BRAND MILK. PER CAN , 10¢
WINSOMI TOMATOES. Plfl GIN .......... ....... 106
26c BOTTLE BLUE LAIEL KITCH UP FOR , . .. . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . III:
25: IOTTLI HIINZ PICKLIS FOR ........... . ............ I”
4 LIC, PRUNID FOR ......... . ....... .. . . . . .
UNITED Gnocchi co.
Fort St. East Norwallt. ' on No. Main St" So. Norwslk.
Phone gig-3. Phone :41.
WESTPORT SMELT. - 4‘ 20c lb.
mmummammm Milt.
Mom. Cod. Haddock. rm Merci. nan-ll
IDICK’S FISH MARKET
180 Washington Street Bridge.
ME DELIVERY. marries: 477.
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Norwalk Chronicler