William Bernard mast, turner”
mast-oil. A. Homeroom
store In Washinston attest. died
morning at his horns, ht Bayview Ive-
uiie, after an illness covering about
two years tron: spinsl trouble. The
is survived by a widow He
came to South Narwslk from Stain-
lord. and made many friends during
his residence hens. Arrangement.
for the funeral have not yet been com-
pleted. though Interment will occur at
St. Diary' is Cemetery.
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‘. "N.
ritual?" is—
.A tron: or 11‘.
Hamsn Stevens.
Heman Stevens, who had many
irionds and s number or relatives In
The Norwaliis. died early in the weoit
at Mount Vernon, and was buried yea»
tewlsy ll Ilitlseileld. Mr Stevens Is
survived by a widow and three child.
rcn. Mrs. Addie '.Il Warren and son.
[mater Ii. Warren, went to Ridgdeold
yesterday and attendod the funeral
services.
"r Mudflot'rsodlo
. hills this spring the embodi-
Iil all thatis sood. rind hrtstliiis
! vraribty. First quality being div
1 the rule combined with units-
uranium DIIIRO it the right
for you to get your supplies. g
m0! it. i
was ran—smomws scar.
Eugene 'i‘ollos has brought suit
against James I' Statison for 320 he
claims Slutison owes him (or a month a
rent of a place on the Wilson i'oint
.rond. Deputy Sheriff John W. Sculloy
attached a horse wagon and harness
ryestordai. to cover the (minim The
case Is not doyi'm for a hearing March
}:ll. below Justice of tho Polltti Ihmiol
llunlop,
W
FOUND DEAD m A GAS.
CHICHAGO, March 26~Jntnos Kane
of 151 Chicago nvomio, was found dead
In it cab at. Elghiov-nth .trt-i-t and Culti-
met aveuilt' today. with n hollot
p y‘ through his head, slit-r In- and twu
‘conipanions had beau-n a mailman,
' ' Y Gmbwm' Mlnager.«"""’" the cab and hold up and Ntililt‘l"
Ii
I
l
through the arrests or tho north and
L the year at the South Norwallt Iletlio»
notion.)
our,»
I'lestIiIIdsywiil usrtthsolosaol
dist Church.
The Ladies' Aid Society 0! the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, was Is-
residence of hire. Silas M, Styles. in
West street
D At a meetlu of the Bible school
board oi the South Norwaih Methodist
Church last night, the Rev Dr. Isul
O. Curtics, the motor. save an Inter-
esting review at thb lessons for April.
The lion's Christian industrial
League. of the South Norwalk Metho-
dist Church will have a banquet to
tnorrow night at the church. The
speaker of the evening will be the
lion. John A. Osbornfol Norwslit.
Charles lwllsritor, oi Norws , list
out for New York city this site non,
In his big Thomas Fylor automobile.
and track as guests on the trip Henry
P Price, Council Charles ii Dilworih.
William P. Bears and George i . Woods
ward.
Joseph Carrier, of the Preset-lie
Company, which is showing this wot-it
in Stamford. is apt-riding the day in
South Norwalk. Mr. Carrior is the
young man who was put to slurp to
tilt“ window or the Copyright, Clothing
Company‘s store.
LELAND HOTEL ON FIRE.
Si'ltht‘li‘irliJ), "1.. March 26.-Fim
today practically dosiroyod tho is.”
land tlotoi, ono of the host, known ho-
litlu in tho country. The flames orlit-
iunted from some unknown canso In
tho uppi'r portion of the northwest.
t'nt‘lli'r of tho- building.
‘i‘ho Ro'pitlllltun slut»
was in session iii the armory, severa
blocks away, and all of tho tit-lentil!
wvrv the-n: Most of the-m lost all of
lhoir banner. So far as known no
Ilvrs were lost. All of the attendants
-uw- ._._.‘.....
two pedestrians to a wild dash
west sides of the city.
lush. HER IS YOUR OPPORTUN Y.
. makes it possible for
fannoying features of 'uancial strain upon
HIGH SALARIED MAN
mos tires the limo, sin to loses his MD. it he
MW him looser to dial a lab sad it Mitts tilts
' ' ,maatisie. salaries eus’t tissi slwsys. start as
W:
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Savmgtilsitlt
Krieg’er (’5 CO
GRAND OPENING
and Display of Up-to-date New
FURNITURE
FOR SPRING.
:Spring Cleaning, Tithe ls Refumishing Time.
You are cordially invited to call and see our Furniture De-
partment—beyond a doubt the finest display The Norwalks.
.Krieger(’5(30
_29-3l West Washington St, South Norwalk.
were», able to make their escape
A GREAT ASSORTMENT OF
Rugs and Mattings.
On account of its timeliness, deserves more than passing
notice. if on have a home to liven it, or a new one to for-
Practical and Helpful Credit,
the kind that keeps the business world moving; the kind that
you to live easier and better, without the
your resources.
JOLLITV. '
Did “laments Is a merry old soul
Ami a merry old soul'ts ha»-
’i'oit tar staid. It i wm- t'osl
I nation that l min he.
«Stilton News.
mmm
"IAN".
‘Wflg‘mk tits DWI that that We“!
With A MI 0‘ rs In It“!
“’9 W! ”a.“
”I,
”A“ m i-V‘n’ m
out " to my to son
W
piston. The German Iinpsm
tag a lasting or stron .Irisiillship tar
tertained yesterday afternoon at the both
stood to have and his issuance with
bill In VIII.
rm the o'er-Iran government that Dr
David Jayne Hill was not mm M
adapted to the post at American an»,
basssdor to W1 ”PM" to ”'0
trans the origin of
the suite or Prince Henry. Who In
much of Dr. Hill during his visit to
the United states six rem I80. '0'!"
silo, where Dr. liili is present minis‘
convention onlouriigo
' was formed hngehugiio:: SWJmLEG-ALNOTICES —
(Captioned trout Wm Pm)
also hav-
Itr. and Its. or, is under-
to bring about I chums ot mild.
mun. starch u—riu intimation
been M It the sensation of hi
I'm William. His minty, since
it was announced In November that
Dr. Hill would succeed Charietnasne
Tower, received various impressions
adverse to Dr liill. it is di» nit to
these llilous.|
Elaine at then came from members ol
trout the tiertnan location at The tip-
ier. while others doubtless were ob-
tained in quarters not yet apparent.
It is clear, however, from inquiries
made today. that the emperor conclud-
ilft
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
ed that ltr Hill would not adequately;
and agreeably represent ilw Unitedl
States at this court. Something in that
nuturo or a private and personal Iilt'l-t
suite was then conveyed to President
Ilmsevolt.
No particular incident seems to how
tukrn place bctween Dr, Iiili and
Prince Henry. There were, however.
several happenings, each unimportant
in itsoli. bill which taken together led
to the forming or an unfavorable opin
ion or Dr. Hill by Prince Henry and his
insion for a long time but It was pre-
sumably not known at the State De-
partmi'nt, or at least not. considered
Important
Eniporor William, if ho was aware.
how the members oi Prince Iirnry's
party looked on Dr. Hill apparently
did not conohct these impressions with
the American minister at The Hague
when he. was selected by President
Roosevelt to succeed Mr Tower here
hays been made earlier. It seems to
have been overlooked that Dr. Hill
was not announccd as the prospective
ambassador to Germany until alts-r
President Roosevelt. made private in-
quiry through Damn you members.
tho German ambassador at Washlup
ion. as to whether or not Dr. Hill
would plouo the Gorman government.
Damn you Sterntwrg's dispatch would
be elansod in diplomatic parlance so
a 'privntv" and not, an "atheist" dis-
pait-h. After passing through the us-
ual hands it, appears that a reply was
sent saying that Dr. iIili would he
portion grain. This Bron von Stern-
lwrg doubtless trnnsmlth-d to Front
dent Roosevelt.
Till' govornmont view is that, private
mossairoa cannot. lw rogarded as oili-
izltil, and that tho usual diplomatic
procodurc would requlrc additional
inquiry In a forum was: with its mn-
sequent. reply. as t'htfl‘uiill to a correct,
conclusion of tho affair.
Tito sudden publicity glvcn ”to GM-
mati intimation that Dr. lilii would
not bl' Writ-Ivor! in ilrriin has crmtted
a «Imitation in tho diplomatic t'nrol.
wht-n- the diwpt‘mitiou is to t'Onsiiit‘I‘
that soon» now has mmmlitmi an in-
disrrotioii,
Dr. Iilll viallt-d Deflln privatoly car-
ly ill North on his Wily down to Dr?”-
tloil, to I‘lt'i' 'Iiis dotiahlt‘r, who is In A
school thorn
Whllt- in Ilrvrlln hp looked ovor one
or two rttsitlrilcmi oilemrl him for
root, and i-ltlmlt-d aparttnonts for a
couple- of months beginning with Elep-
iemhor. ll» dint-d with Ambassador
and Mrs. Tower. and saw' I nttmbor ofo
ncntiaintam-t-st whom congratulations
on his ll'itnofi‘l‘ to Berlin he received.
NEW PASSENGER AGENT.
___——
A. I. Smrth Witt Succeed A. c. Kendall
on the Consolidated Railroad.
Many Norunlk people who attended
illv lmarinn several months ago in
. the council t-hunitn-r In relation to a ‘
chango'iu tlu- troilv-y schedule will be
Init-t-outi-d In tho uunmtnconwnt that
A. ll. smith. general trnflic manager
of llw l’onin-t‘iii‘lit Connutny, who wait
ill Illlt'lllililli‘i' itnd on that occasion
toad-- mum trio-nits by his frank con-
titlt'i, has tum-n appointed general par
ileum-r nip-u: ot the New York, Now
llau-n and Hartford Railroad (Imu-
visit). Ill his oillcial capacity with the
("ontwr-ticut i'ollipauy. hlr. Smith's of-
flm- was at va Ilavi-n, lull his oilioe
beginning April 1, will Iw located in
litnttoh,
Mr. llmlllt will sitcom-d A. C. Kan»
dull. tho volt-ran imawunoi‘ ant-iii, who
is rttlirr'il. ”I' will also supplant i-‘,
i'. ('olvt . iiit' assistant general out
sooner instill” in Vow HIVoli. tluI latter
llt'ilil imnuturrod to Pin l9. North
Itiw. Ne w l',orlt with the some till»,
.llr. Kivndttll will be placed on ”I“
rr-ilrml list at his own request lifts-i"
it'l‘li'tllit' tours of railrosdtnit.
. .-.__.,.
HILD A LADIIO' NIGHT.
Olive Iranciv Loan is Vet-m Organisa-
tion oi P this» sisters.
lillvt- Iiiuuch Aid". Knights of Pr
liiius it! In on luiurosiins Indius' night
Mansion um night It tho lodge rooms
in Was insion sirevi. mm bolus
about titty lit attunduueo.
'i'liiii i'Wllli Willi ill mmnmtlim with
tho formation ill South Noiwslk oi a
branch of ow ryihiim Muir-rs and a
i'mumltitu r-imtposed of Mrs.‘ ”Julius
Iiohtn-ll and Mrs. Utilities Sherman;
was appointr-d to go into the matter
and they will report at an early date.
in addition to a musical prism
lsst «resins as address on sitti-
5m wan livi-n by airs. Mira oi Ses-
con Veils tum grand ohlri. M the,
uioiii' Mylo» ovsnins ire cram sari
ratio Wit-to littl‘fllil.
Otherwise some expression would}
and Herringbone Serges.
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. V
I"!!! LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
"SPRING 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.
0'
TRISTRAM 8t HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
m ....- w-.. ....<.... m
SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalk. its,
Court, March- "I. A ll. I908.
Estate of Sally A ilorhnni, late ot‘
Norwnllt. in said district, demand.
The t'ouri of Probate tor the ills-
trlci oi Norwsllt hath limited and Il-
,Iowrd sis months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to us-
hibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly ultostod, within
said time, will he debnrrod 'a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
ri-qtiosti-d to mqu- Imnwdiale [my-
mom to
l'rohsto
EDWARD I‘Z. (IORIIAM.
m2tl a'.’ 9 Administrator.
Tho luau whohaun doiitenied wife
In growl-ally both a chm-riot and a taci-
Iui liar,
,There Are
MANY
Good
Reasons
It l‘ lilt' lllllllt‘iisc hflit'i
til our 2503-“). (‘tli'l't't'i
_' ill‘ lilt‘ lint lllzit't' it h
ALI. ’Cilflt't‘. lit titt-
'Sct'miti place it limtl't
an equal at the prirc.
And always the
same good grade“
tu-rcr varics in quality.
We llamllc it from tlic‘
litlsli to the hurt-tw—
in you.
it's
The Union Pacific
Tea Co.
l26 WWW Street,
Tel. 542.3.
W... .. ._....... H... 4......“
Have You Heard at
The New Science
of Healing?
which is now receiving the attention
of many lsdies In society, who have
adopted this reiorm method of hmiing.
and so markedly Improvml in hrslth
and upwarance hare they hecomv
they am «mourning others to follow
their «sample. No one should lira is
pain and Didn't". of heart or limb
m. was”... ___.
when they can live in health and trap
Hum liy solos to the Chiropractor It
at I. Wlhlnglori St" Haviismi Itdsit.
scorn animus.
MAONI‘I’IG TRIATMINN ”YIN.
Inn-u .. «WWII-n...
III cotsv's mmoti.
mm llM'lN Starch til MAI:
suspect/mm warrant sis deiotlsr at the
slurs or that New Hires road that;
r. c. outs . at
v among...”
‘Illiy, who set-module
sistitni ”use"!
gna- . ,
'Geut's'Fiimaltet.
Regu
H. Krieger C0.
SHOWING OF
Newest Stunning
Spring Models,
including a number of .
Sample ,uits
which cannot be seen 'later in the season.
.e
Latest and most desirable materials, all
colors, of course—fine serges, chiffon
Pan'arnas, En sh sailings, new hair line
stripes, froml 15 to $35—every Suit lined
with plain taffeta, fancy striped or guaran-
teed satin. lnvestigate our charge system. ..
. egerSzCo.
29- 31 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
12c
25c
lat Hams, per lit,
Positively Home Laid Eggs, per doz.,
HEM-7H [RAND MILK. P“ DAN ................................ . 106
WINIOMI TOMATOII. I'll CAN . ......................... ..... 10!
256 IOTTLI ILUI LAIII. KITGH UP 'Ol ..... , ....... .. ...... ”a
250 IOTTLI ”It“! PIGKLIS FOR... .......... . ......... ' ...... .... 10s
4 LII PIUNIO POI.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
Fort St. nu Nerwslh.
Phone sip-3.
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so No. Main St.. So Norwalh.
Pines: m. ,
o. ammo, W
windows“ Maill- DICK’S F
ESTI’ORT SMELT, -< -200lb.
Ora-mummies“
Norwalk Chronicler