.77 I- ”The construction of the human
”ii,
HERE IT 18—73:,”
moan-
MAKE A NOTE OF IT. {:7
You" will iinrl our stock of 7 and 10.
Dollar Suits this spring tho emhodi
thou of all that in good, and bristling
tit variety. First quality being ("HI
ihctly the rule comhlnmi with onus-
.ttAI,M¢o fidVIiRIMPA make it the right
{than for‘ynu to not your ‘IIIIppiiIIII.
I Clothing
Company
nanny .GOODWIN, Manager.
M...
' Have You Heard of
The New Science
of Healing?
' ‘ which in now I’t'f‘t'li’ll’lg thrI attention
. of many ladivs in sociI‘Ity, who have
‘ Adopted this reform turnout of hcollng.
and no murkcdly lnIpt'IIvIId In hIIIIlth
and appearnnm haw tlII-y IlIIi'iitlif
‘I they are encouraging otlIIIrII to follow
‘, their example. No one should lin- in
> pain and sadness, of heart or limit
, f what they can live In hI-nlth and hop
'I’piuesa by going to the Chiroprnctm at
94 E. Washington St., Havliand Block.
SOUTH NORWALK.
MAGNETIC TREATMENTS GIVEN.
.4
CROWD .
and you will find that
we're always selling
COAL
THE
SAME
om -
. SPOT!
‘ 149 Washington St.
The Ferris Coal Co.
7iiiiiy
Show 5 3hr. Rises.
Soot ‘Domsnds a Shot.
Made on scientific principles
3R“ the
mom Methods
o produce Comfortable anti Stylish
l
Every Monday Night.
, Danna. nun ”Fountains.
William Kuisr Lewis.
William Rooter um. who for many
yours was one of the best-known hush
nous men of the Town of Norwalk.
tiled lat-It night about 10 o'clock at him
home in IAIWII street Norwallt. Mr.
lmwis was eighty-eight yours of ago.
He was born in Ridgcfleld, Conn. and
whim he was Aileen years at use he
camc- to Norwalit and wont to work an
clerk in James Mallory's dry goods
store. which was then located In the
building now occuped by Bruce's
grocery shore in Wal street. James
Mnllory’a daughter. Min Sarah C. Mul-
lory, and Mr. Lewis were married ist-
[PI'IBIIII he entered into business with
Mr. Mallory, nm] was kn on for many
,i'l'iil'ii IIII Mallory & IAIW II. Mr. how-
is rIItiI'tId from busincna lilo many
years ago. Mr Lewis was for many
III-ms I: member of tho Congregational
(moron on '1 ho Green and sung in the
choir lie was also muIIlIed III this
church. This dotrquacd made, many
frlIInIla, who will regrct his IL, I (limp-
Iy. The fIInIIrnl services will ' . . -!Il
from his homo in IA‘WIE strwt Friday
nl'tornoou at 2:30 o'clock. Rev.
licorgo Drew Eghort. pastor of tho.
(lonxrcgutlonnl Church, will otllclnic.
IIItIII‘tIIIIm will follow in i'nloII ('i'IIIQ‘I
tIIIIy.
svsnv sysumo.
Muslc Hatch
Mrs. Barthel.
. hits. ilurlhIIl. who iormorly I‘t'fiiiii‘ii
in tft'nnhury. dlcd in Now York city.
whcro IIIIII has town living for tour
yIIIIrII, iI‘IIIIrIItIry 26. MPH. liurtlIIIl own-
. III! II largo amount of property III
(iranhury and had many friI-nIlII about
town.
John Waliori.
.lIIhII Walton. II \t‘lf’l'ltil of IlIII (‘ iIi
\inr IIIIIII IIIIIIfIIIIinV nit!“- .t ihc
lI‘itIiI SIIlItiIIrII' I . II Norotou. ’l‘iII-
III‘W'IMI' I‘ Khli'ItiiN .IIIIIs of age-
II'IIII II Iiit'lllilt'i‘ of (Toinpnny l,
Tooth IiIIgilIIIIIIt. Connecticut Volun-
iIIIII' Infantry, III‘IIIIIIrIIi purvici-n will in-
hI-llt toIIIorrow morning lit 10 o'clock
SPECIAL ATTRACTION
from tho IIIIIIIII clIanIl. 'l'lic ho-ly
M’s'?F|L5’r'Ll-!‘VD§LLI:F‘LEE"S§'ON' iiiii‘llii" token to i‘IIlciII-Istct; (“onus l‘or
ADVANCED , VAUDEVILLE AND LmHT ;’,‘g””‘"‘“;;.“,g* AR y
MOVING PICTURES. D%%EWNEED_ NE L
Change of Program Monday and -,.___
Thursday. N
Matinee. Wednesday and Saturday. "my; Erase From :cath 0‘ Race
PRICES' oc Istatant ecpers._
Reserved Seats-First 5 rows 25c;
balance of floor, 15:.
Reserved Balcony—First 2
20¢: balance of floor. 10c
Matinee—Adults, 10¢; Children, 5:.
IIIItIIils of it nttl'row .uIrIIpII TIIIIII
IiIIIIIII in drowning for thI .‘thlItIlillll
IIIIIIIIIII‘II IIi‘ iIIII-I- Ruck light IIUIIKII ltIil‘
llli) lIIIIt II'IIIIII IIIII’II Jliril I't'iii'ht‘li ”It“
«'in through IIIII Illi|ltliilillit‘lli III II
StIIIIItIItII Hill" in toiII- tlIt pinto of
tho IIIIII \\ ho quit lIIII Juli ultIII ”III in-
TOM.
tiIIIlll it .IpIIIIIIrA IIlliI \Ilolpn list”
«In of Now York, \IlIII IIIIIi iIIIIJII on
assistant for snow lililt‘ ill lill‘ light;
IIIIIi .‘irthor
IIII- nth-Ir assist-
II'III. uttillg on show Il'ith-l
liiinh, of \\'IlilIIIIIIItlI~_
(Ii‘n ltIIulIIl.
lilt‘ “RIVIIH uwru t'IIIInIIIg high, WlIIIiI
tlII- littlII hid" in Which ”I“ two IIII-II
III-III routing to tho .IItIorI» struck lhI
Hort III-or lilt' Kilfll't' IIHIIIIIMII was our
lill‘llt‘ii,’ and tho IWli IIIIII III-III loft
llIIIIIIIIIIrtIII: in tho IIIIIIII' III Iltm- IIIIIIVI
illiil)‘ III Iht‘ ingot-Ii rocks,
tilish struck out for iht‘ :«illlt‘
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII m i'M‘llpt- ”It' I'Ut'kw
IliIiIIl'iI in no IIXIIIIIIIIIIIII condition
lIl‘\‘ IIIIIIl. iiIIIIIIIIII nus not so fortnnv
:UII, Mo was II long How gtIlIilig his
ItlI'Itlh IIfII-I' living sohtncrhcd tutti lII~
\HIIII pIIIIIIIII.tI IInIIIIIrI'ifIilIy, rI-IIcivitIc. II
had scalp wound lilirih, who had r.)
row-roll unfilciv'ntly III rIIIIIIIIr .IIomII .‘IIIII
Wits jilh" in tho nick of ”Inc to IcsIIIIII
his (’(lll‘i’lilnitill. Going not him tho
sort as for an M dun-d. lII- untiml illi-
IIi tho unconscious IIIIIII \I‘us washmi
“I'll!" wlIIIII hII grahhod him hy IIlI‘ hair
sInd sIIcIIIIIIIIcIi III pulling IIIIII Iii solo-
iii,
, Hanson wait iIIkI-n tn th.II hospiinl
Iii For! H. G. Wright. iIiIII tIIII surgcons
worhvd orIIr him who II whlh- IN'IDI't‘
M was tIlIlI» to wnlk, Tho push in his
hour! was scwI-Il up. nnd_ht- It'IiIIUI‘
Now London. lint Hanson ”it'll IIIId
iiif‘rt’tlt‘l‘lfit‘tiIIIIII ”to in o light IIIIIIIIII
was too lonI-iy, anyway, and that tho
risk (‘OIIilt‘f'Ii‘tI with tho occasional
i’ItIiIIx to I-IIIIIrII worn aliogcthcr tIIII
grrut 'l‘hc Irovcrnrncnt procurcd an
IIthIIr nuhlutnnt in the human of Adolf
(Jhtnnn, of Stamford, who has gone to
tho light honor to III-gin his IigiiI-I with
the olhor two Illi'll.
FlST FIGHTS AT CONVENTION.
Negro and White Man Arrested in
Naohvllig ”tor a Set-to,
NASHVILLE. 'l‘cnn., March 25.~—As
soon no the. Ropublicun' stnto convon-
tion was culled to orIlI-r at tho canI
'iol today. pandontonlnm hroko lomIII.
'l‘hcro worn a donor: fist. tights I)ctw:~I-II
tIIIInIhIIrII of tho Irons and ltrowniow
t'tIt-Ilona, OrtiIIr woo rIIstorIIIl in II
that mlnntcs by tho pIIIicII. A negro
and II whim nmn later had it. IIIIMII.
They worn arrested and twin to ”In no-
llcc station.
HOYT’S THEATRE
-——-—
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
MARCH 27 AND 28.
‘ II
MATINEE SATURDAY ONLY.
IIIIII
ttlIIi
Itll
Return Engagement of
D. W. Robertson’s
Moving Picture and
Vaudeville Co.
All NewT’ictures
Illustrated Songs.
10c and 2°C
Matinee Saturday ........ 5c and 10c
.I.......I
Evening Price.
BASKET BALL.
Team F, at the Armory,
LAST 0" THE VEILED WOMAN.
’i'lIa Norwalk polio.» tII-liIIvI- IhIIy
hIIvII hIInrd tho lust of tho ntIIoIIII
II-ilml Ivottmn f‘ltilt». ’i‘iIIII'II iII'lH horn
no roctlrrIInIIII of Ilt‘l‘ tIIII-IIIIIIIIII walk-
ing Il’illfl III ”III vicinity of hlIIIIlII
shoot and WI-IIt aIIIIIIiII. ('htI-l of Po-
1in TIIOIIIIIN lirtIIlII-y tillIIt'fI today that
'fiootuoear
rs tilted by the muknrs of the follow
in; lines:
Estates Cross
Sim Yoriocta
star $hoos'dhst 3W“ 3
/
I
I
i
i
i
HIGH, SALAIIED MAN
tIo oiliI-III' would iII- IlIItniiIIIl to'iiIII
l'ii‘tt' ‘Ilnit'flfl tlIII \‘i‘liiiltili. I-IIIIIIIIII-II III-r
lortncr notions.
MARCH 30th.
DANBURYs
STEAMER SINK! iN OHIO RIVER.
PARKERSBURG. W. VIL, March 25.
-~ 'l‘hI- nit-amor (lolnmhin towing ll MI»
rte-tin. Ohio, show hoot. was IIIIIIII or
Loch Iii in thII Ohio lilvrr IIlIovI- this
Iltii' today. Tho IIoIIt run into the lock
Preliminary Game,
Pastimes vs. West Ends. ‘
' will and sank in two IniIIuIIII 'I'III'
DANCING FROM 10 T0 12 I-rI-w was IIIIvt-Il, .m VII-III IIiI-Io tho och
summon 25 csurs ”"" I’" "I“ "’"W "m".
A IIIIIIIInIiI-Istundinu of signals la
IIIIIII to how f’lilitfl'il tlIII IIIIIIiIiIInt.
BRISTOL VETERAN DEAD.
liillfi’l‘flla. Miti‘f'Il 25.~~.iohn Walton,
I-Iulliy-aix. iIIII ttldrIIIt i’i'lt‘l‘llll in the
town of IiriIIml. if not in tho ntnit'.
int'ti In tho tioltiict'tt' Home III Noroton
today. Ho watt II nIIImlII-r IIt' Company
First Gums at ! o'Ctoeit.
worse oil than the Iohm
. I ‘
. 7 Am
ii?“ Muted. It “It“ him Ion-II
I.
l
"it to hop in tho medallion. flnlarlvs don‘t last always.
Wat. hora snobs
South Norwalk Savings Bank '
UNITIO RANK IUILDINR.
i , ’l'onth amino-ht. Connecticut Vol-
IInthrII, in which ho III-IIIIIIIi Ilnrlnn
tho entire wur.
‘co‘rrou MILL: our wsosa.
WMII‘IIIAM. Mam. March 2i».-ltlo
tines announcing II wan» roduotion of
it) on “till... to take IIflrct on April 0
worn posted today at the cotton will
ot tho Boston unanimous; c
, 13y, The company amnion I.
a
Inc, whom he lotion his job if ho
III to find a Job and it com hint
Start an
com uoswdtttrcomo
:Int, IIti'I-III-Ii lit gl‘l IIIIII IIsiIIIrII iii Piotr
It was Ii stormy day and.
RADE OATAIIIIII RENEW
Anyone Can Proparo This Alix-
ture Which is Said to lie-
iiayo Catsrrh III All Kinds
The coming months will be It har-
vest for the doctor. and patent medi-
cine Inauui'scturnro unions great care
In taken to keep the feet dry. also
dress warmly.
This advice should be handed by
all who are subject to rheumatism.
kidney and bladder troubles and cups.
cially catarrh. While tho latter is con-
sidered by most sufferers an incura-
bin disease, there are few men or wom-
en who will tail to experience great
relief from the following simple homo
proscriptlon. and If takcn in tlmo it
Will Draw-ht an attack of cularrh dur-
ing the entire soalon.
More in tho prescription which any
tmc can mix: Fluid Extract Dandelion
one half ounc Compound Kutgon onII
ounce. CoInpo IInd Syrup Hursapurillo
tIIrIIo ouncon. Bhalw wall in II hottio
and IIIIII III truapooni'ul Ilososonor ouch
meal and again at hIIIltiIIIII
'l‘ho Compound Knrgon in this pro
.IItI-Iiptlon at III directly upon InII elimi-
natlvo titIIIIIIu of the kidneys to mniic
tlIIIIII Altar and strain from thoI blood
tho poisons that produce. all influx of
catnrrhai IIttoctions. Rollo! In otiIIn
felt I-I'I-n utIIIr thII first few done» and
II iii IIIIIIIIIIII that. tho sufferer over I‘X‘
III-I'loncI-II it return attach within tlIII
)‘NII”.
Winches a splendid
or all forms of blood IlltIor
IiIIrII nod IIIIIIh symptoms on Intno hock
lIlIIIIIlIIr wruknonnos and rheumatism
pIIlIIII IIrI- IIntiIIIiv Ilihpcllcd
A» thin vnlunhic. thotlizh simple ro-
cipI- IIoInIIII fromt II thoroughly rrIllIIhlII
source, it should no hIIIIdr-Ii lII (-i'l'l’)
utilictm rIIIIk-r
Ambassador Turned Down By
. Emperor
Ii‘IIIIIIIIIIIId from iI"itIIt Pug").
linguo (‘Itillftif'licffi of which how
our of tho Amoritan don-gains,
Whilo‘ln Washington Dr. Hill and
Ma with tilled tho moat. Important, Im-
l'iiii Itiiit't‘t,‘ in not at tho «tuition. TIIIII'
“l'I'i' iiI‘IlIIlIlII cnlcrtoinora, and it won
IIiIiIIIl'tittIUd hi'rII thII tIiIIy IIIIII curried
tlII- nnnic hrond notions of hospitality
illltl IIIIIir iIIItrIIpIIIIII hoIIII-II thIu thcy
VII-III nitroml.
As having It pIIIIsiiIiII hcurlng on to
dark IiIII’I,~ltIpIIItIIIts, tiIII fact is until
«II that. llr. Hill was II political author
by of tort-II. lturlog the McKinlIIl'
sampulgn he “Halo and spoke froqIIIIIIt
in Mid his bl’oc.Illil"otI lIgIIrIId (IXII‘lI
oin'ly in tho “titliit'i‘t'” t'oinpnign. IIII
“HIM! with much vigor upon ninliri’fl
l‘t'IitIIlIM‘ to tho prott-cliro tnrlfl, which
.IIggI-ata that possibly thcicin llIIiiII'
iII- fIIIIIIIl IIIII gout oi tho IIiIiI-I' lion no“
ludgvd against him
Iili III. IV. .“iIth iI LII.»~‘I'IIII
IIIII'III‘IIIIIIIIII has IIIrIIIIIIIId
Ituuwi‘t‘il Illiit Ill‘ Iliititi “Mint Hill.
at III'IIIII‘IIII .Alllt'l‘li‘nlll IIIIIiiIItrII at The
”tillllt‘. is not IIII'I‘I‘IIINIIIII' to it (In tim-
lmsmdor at “who. (‘htIrloIIIngIIII
‘I‘IIIIIII‘, thI- prosoitt IIIIIIIIIssndIIr. Ilw
rimIIIi iodny to I'IIIII‘I" confirm or iIt'ii)‘
this slaii'lllvlil. iIII llit‘l‘t‘i)‘ said that
no} IIIIIIstiIIII Min to IIII‘ notion of tho
ilIII'IIIIIII gI‘IIIlIIIoIIInt must no tiIi‘i‘t'Ii’lI
III III» SIIIIII Itopnrtmont III Wishing
Hill
From othI-I snort-cs it was known!
that tho grounds upon aim II ilII» gm
I'l'llIIlt‘lii dIIIIllncn to rcIIIIleI Dr. iilll
aw in KQ'III'I‘III ithat IIII in not rIIIIrII-
N‘Iillilii't' I-Ilough for thII i'nitI-d
Status to III-ml to (lrtnmny Titti- i‘II-r-
lliliil Fort-tun iliflco IIIIIIIII inquiries III.
thI llIIgIII- and those brought tho Tl"
port that in. Hill had not crcatcd
notch or II position for himself at Thu
NI-tlIIIrlnIIds court. It appears hint!
that some ilIIrIIItItI otlictaln who iIIIvc
root in. Hill huvo InuIIII representa-
lion-I at ”In court horr- adIcrso to him,
it docs litti appear that any of Dr.
illll'II IIIIIIIIIIIIII or writings arr ohicc-
tloIIIIIIiII to Iiorman tooling-I but it
“on ld IIIIIIIII that, ho was considct‘I-II no
Iiiti ri‘ili'lll for this post.
BETTING MAY BE ABOLISHED.
W .\SIII\III'0N. MIII'CII 2n.wll’ tho
Slim-I llllIIiil‘iiInK bill which pasIIIIIt
tho hoIIsI- lust Monday, ls puslwd Ill
tho SI'IIIIiII III now hunt-arts llkol y hot-
Iing at ltIInIIlnga In.II Iic abolished iIII-
,ron- tlII- Hill of tho present. spring
IIIIII-Iing ’l‘lIII measure Its tackml on It
hill for Winning Kenning road and
thIIrIIforo liiI’H ho, rcferred to the sub-
committco on «tract itnprovcmenta of
tho District of Columbia. Senator
Carter, of Montana, chairman of this
sIItI-I-IIIIIIultIIIII. is now in Florida at-
thIIiing tho foncrnl of thc Into Scnator
llrynn, but no is mild to favor tho nnil
butting provision III-I is also Senator
lit-lltngcr. chairman of the District
I-onunittw. It is possible that tho hill
will hp l‘I‘tItil'li'tI to the armor» on im-
IItII IIItIIIIIIIIIn,
WEI H
tiIIrIImII
i’I t‘I‘IitIt’llI
RESCUED IN SENOATIONAL MAN-
NER ‘
XlIfW Yi'llllx’, “inch 25 ~I"IiIIv mu III
IIIII'H of lamb Clmiitowuhi. -I IIIIIIII‘
l'IItIIiiy IVII-III roacuod In a IIIIntIIItioIlIII
IIIuIIIIIr fIIInI tho root of thoir iIIIrn-i
“lit illllilt' oi Iii!» Hum-,ry early today.
Th“ IIIIIIIIIII IIIIII IIIIIIIII by two rmiicc-
nII-II iIIIforII the Moment BrrlI'I-d. ’l‘hm’t
IIrlIIIIIIII :I toot IlIIIIIIII lIIIIWI-IIII you
hulltllngs with tlII-lr hoIllIIII and onions:
IIIIIi i‘hnlltuuahya IIII'IIIIII from tho tool
of tho burning building to II
unto-II
EPISCOPIL RECTOR GOES TO
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
I'HII'MIII. March 25.I»~liov, CIIBII‘IIN
it}, llowiIIII. Il‘ll'niquhIi' I‘N'Ifll' of All
Saints iI3pirIIIopIIi t'IIIitoh, I-IIIIJgIIIIIl low
night to t'llit‘l‘ thi- liotIIItII tintiwli'I
filliit'i'li ”II I» u iIttItMII t‘ of ii I“ air-II
ciuiion known on Thu ("otnpnniomi oi
tho llIIlI- iinvim
("Nit Ellincopul niioiIItIIIII throughout
IIIP Iluitmi ritnton. ‘
*wwwu
GENERAL BAILEY DEAD
.iMN FRANCISCO, ”arch 25. Hrlg
IidiIIt ticncrlil Milithit l “alloy 1',
. rt'III'NI ItiIIIi III tth Army- timuttai
PrIIIIIIliII. ycuterday His was attached
to tho hicdicni depot-totem, and his to
tire-moat took piano manly-two you"
aim 6mm sailor was born at
West (theater, Pm. iflshty- 4m years
i
plIrIII- IIt ’
compound of about.
Ilfh
, N
An Attractive Showin
and Herringbone Serges.
Lawn. Batiste, Lace and
Crown and Classic Waists in all
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.”
SPRING ‘
LEW...” ....,... “Human“... .......... “1. imme , . _ . ,
i"
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT,
as I and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
g of Ladies’ Tailored Suits, Top Coats, Waists
and Separate Skirts, On Saturday, March 21st.
Advance styles and the most popular models in Ladiea' Tailored Suits.
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
Net Waists, a full and complete line of the well-known Derby,
styles and sizes.
TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
“mp-..“ ._ w
LEGAL NOTICES
(Milli-III
'l‘tt HlIl'i‘TLII) M'i'tll'N'l'.
liistrlrt , of, Norwalk III-I.
("oort March Zith. A. ll iiItiti
iI.IItIItI.I of l~r1nriu itoilIItoII. law oi
.‘IIIrMIlII. in said district dIIcIIIIIIIIIl.
(ltdI-r IIIi.
limit his administration
this court tor aIliIII-IIIIIIIIII.
iifICUIIIlI III
of March. limit, at 1 MI itxit IIitIIr
noon and ‘Ilai IIli ’M‘l‘rifiliii IIIII- llNiilI
in said "Hililt‘ III.I_I tIv IIIItitiIIIi IllI‘lI“
of rho .IIIIIIIIIistrIItor will mow this
IIrIlIIr to ho “IIIIIIIIMIII'fI III Ii III-wapntwr
ltIIIlIIn II circulation ill IIIIIII fiir’l'iI‘I
.‘IIIIIIIIlI. llitix, {
HENRY \t',
tIi>
fiiilIlili'lliY.
.iIIngI,
hit. it
REV. OR HALL OEAD
XIII“ YORK, Match [in
Dr, t‘hIIrIIIn (‘IIihiIIIrt Hull. lil‘t‘iildt'lit oi’
tlIII l'nlon TlIIIIIIogiI'III SI-niinon IliIIIl
n! his hooIII in Emit Ht't’t’nit‘t'liih
Mir-III, tIIIlIiy, IIII hm! iII-IIII ill tIimItl
two months nnIi rIIcIIIIliI suinolli-Ii to
II surgical IIpIIrIItioII infilluil Wits
horn in Now York city in ”.32. HI-
II'IIs' ngIIiIIIItI-Il from Williams i’IIIIt'gI-
in 157‘: and IIIIIII lilli'lilit'ii l'tiiotI
'I‘lIIIoiIInlcnl St‘lliilllil’j‘ and It.» I‘rI-II
tIIl‘Iiiit (‘IIIIIIKII ill IJIIIIIUII ilI- .
mountains in Newborn, .\' Y.. and In
iiroohlyn: tic rI-slunI-Ii his Iit‘tmklui
chargc in January. i897. to IIIIIIomII
III'I-aidI-nt of Point: ’l‘lIIIoioIziml SIImlII
IIry l‘ir linil was It. trIIrItIII- oi Wil»
liIIiIIII ("IIllchI. II director of the l'IIion
'i‘tIIIolIIIchIII tintninnry and II IIIIIIIIIIIII'
of tho hoards of IItitIIr I-IlIIczitlotoIl in-
stitutlona.
.' r
ANTI SALOON PROPOSITlON
f’lllf‘ A60 March '3'» A dispatch to
tho Rocordlicrald from IIIIIItIItItiIIId
ill. says: Voters on thI anti-saloon
proposition in Springfield ili'NI month
Mo to IIII shown tlIII "horrible cxvl
“mph". in on ontirclv now Itsptrot, ii
IlIII Horingtirld Liquor lhIalI-rs‘ AII-
IIociution adopts the plan propotmd
hy an IIIItIIIII-Iinatlc clinnc ol its them
how It in plnnuIIIl to glu- IhII poo
IIlI- of Springficld an ovldcncc of III hut
tlIII cnpltni citI wlIl Icscmhin IIIIIIIII
thc snggchtcd ordcr of things. volun
im‘iI) closing ('H'i‘i' saloon in tho city
fol tIIo III thrw days print to tho
t-ioction 1Iif“\\ttlh"flfl' hoprIII of
an IIIIIrIIthIlIIg rmniaim- oi' M'YITI'
mIIIIt with iiw practical illna ration
NEW HAVEN ASSESSMENT FIG-
URE
9.
NEW HAVEN. March Elm-It turns
to tho Now i-luwn assessors show that
the mini I-xomptiona (rum taxation in
this city amount to ”mi-“ditto. of
which Yale University is rcproaontcd
in 81999 840 and the ShefliI-ld Scion-
tinc Sihool hy ”saunas. ’l‘hcI New
York. Now Haven and Hartford Rail-
road t‘ompany, under the ”will is:
uyntcm, is I-mnptcd on A-lifiiihl lo-
cal churches on Oil. lift! H673 and0 thc
city or New Haven owns sxefllpi prop~
em. to the amount of A'l 6.3-1 770
OSTEOPATHY
if you how had the nIiIIfortuno to
how had the "GRIP." and haw not
fully rIIcovI-rcd. now In the ”III” to
IIkI- Iloili hand. Many III-mono aro
shooting today from somc chronic dia-
misc. that they can trau- the ori'iii
hm Ii to II formor attack of this duo-.3“
i'l‘ltia modcrn treatment will blip you
‘Io regain Ionr natural pnalth i‘onaul
tatlon tIIItI. titties hours 8:30 a. m.
to 5:30 p. In. Treatment nomination
III by
Dr. Jeromc D. Witt,
Phone 1234—3.
w
12 lSAACS PLACE. NORWALK.
CO'NN.
D. comma
' Gents’ Furnisher.
Men’s, Boys’ and Chil-
dtcn’ 9 Shoes.
IIMMMOWI
I.
NO.
V
I‘mliaitoE
'l'hnt the administrator f'lv'
at tho l’ro-.
Itatc oflchI in Norwnlit. IIII thII :tiIII Ilny '
at Il'ilhi “to do,” lII-forI- said Iiist lIllI. i
M I
IIIIIII ‘
H Kriegerdt 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.
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.
mm .‘.
WYW
é.
, Collapsable Go-Carts, English Peram-
bulators, Basket Carriage84~the best as-
sortment In the Twin Cities, from
$5.98 to 02000.
H. Kneger& Co
29- 31 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Regular Hams, per “3.,
Positively Home Laid Eggs, per dos, - 25c
HEALTH BRAND MILK. PER CAN. ............................
WINSOME TOMATOES. PER CAN . ........................... 1::
256 BOTTLE BLUE LABEL KETCHUP FOR ..... , ............... ... 1’:
25¢ BOTTLE HEINZ PICKLES FOR .......................... . ..... .19:
4 LBS. PRUNEO FOR .................................
UNITED GROCERY CO.,“
Fort St., East Norwalls. ~20 No. Main St. So Nomllr.
Phone 319-3. Phone 143.
-20c III.
WESTPORT SMELL-
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DICK’S FISH MARKE
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murmur. roman.
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Norwalk Chronicler