‘ lind'our stock or 7 and 10
ml'thls‘spring the embodi-
i that is gout. and bristling
“y. trim emu: being an
‘ {I gulp-combined with units.
. advantages make it the right
Rn: you to get your suppliers
route or it. '
- . _ tight
’ UClotlting .
‘ Company
‘ Goonwm. Manager.
m “mu-to l. .
Mrs. lasso J. Hartwell.
lira. Susan J. Bartwlch, who has
‘hecnlllotvpnetsaonisatherhomefl
Restore plwe, tor about a week, died
today shortly hetero anon. lira. Hero
wich was the widow at the late Theo-
dore Hartwiclt. , Arra ants tor the
funeral have not yet computed.
The Trinity lion's Club basketball
team will play the Wastpovts neat
Tuesday starting at the club gym in
South ltaiu street. The South Non
wall: live has beaten the Westporters
twice, one in Norwaih and once in
Weetport, but the visitors deny their
ability to do the trick again.
osmium; ,
it you have had the mlslortune to
have had the route," and nave not
fully recovered. now is the time to
take it in hand. Many persons are
sullering today trotn some chronic die
reuse, that they can trace the origin
back to a former attack at this disease.
This modern treatment will help you
to regain your natural health. Consul-
tation tree. Olicc hours 8:30 a. m.
to 5:30 p, in. Treatment ndministcn
ed by
Drf'Jero’me D. Witt,
Phone 12H.
NO. 12 ISAAC! PLACE, NORWALK,
' CONN.
WKrieger a Co g.
GRAND OPENING E
and Display of Up-to-date New
URN ITURE
FOR SPRING.
. inh-
yanr paper the
Organisation. which“ ‘
. . “ Jan I
. assonat dim prosti-
m and the I”ti-e in g:
the to serve in civil 0'
Thin film was snails It VIM have s m-
by two local clears. audithey “term the mania? wel-
that there is need tor some such“ so “Mm!" “derx: 500':
. 'llhm a" lawyers in’TlieNorwalhs ‘ W I- seen
who pay their bills mptly," means at local. condition. , Isle-ad idea!
or them, and there gr. my." tron: Bat baton we go a step tarther I
when it is almost impossible to co— :0!" like to ask our Itr sad lira.
tact money. There are hundreds-4 Law Abiding” whether he or she
might say thousands-oi dollars now
owed to clients in thin town by law-
yers who. I believe, have collected
the than M situate. Whea a “not!
employs , was-u tor the purpose at
bringing a civil suit, one of the MI!
things he does is to pay the attorney
a sum 0! money which, it is captained.
is to pay tor the necessary expense or
serving papers. is that money turned
over to the sbcrli! or constable! Some-
time it Is. and men it is not. Some
lawyers on; promptly. Borne wait tor
months an years before making a twi-
tlement. A low, l tear. will never pay.
I! you do not care to take my word tor
it, ask any constable or deputy shes-ii!
who serves papers in civil action
Most of them might not. want to talk
to be
Witmmm the conclusion will
be ”not one." How. then, it this is
thecaaeiandsuch it islwe most
cases attaching elects, but instead
grapplewitbeenses.soaa tobesble
to reach the root 0! the matter. The
plan of reformation by means or Civic
Organisations has been adopted eon-
tlnoally. time and time again. but the
results are very unsoccesstnl. Why?
Simply because activity contmanecd
from elects and not trout causes.
Then what is the was? The exist
ing capitalistic system which permits
a tow all the advantages 0! lite and
the majority nothing. That is why we
have ”ignorance. prostitution and
«‘1
‘ a. HYA
son a and 5 GAZETTE surname. '
’jSPRING AN NOUNCEMENTI
An ,..fittractivc Showing of Ladics’ Tailored Suits, Top Coats, Waists ‘
” and Separate Skirts, on Saturday, March 21st.
Advance styles and are most. popular models in Ladies’ Tailored Suits.
Spring Jackets and Long Coats it. sat. Panama. Cheviot Broadcloth and Court.
Separate Shirts in Voile, Chilton Panama, Shadow Stripe Serge and Panama, Invisible Stripe
and Herringbone Scrgcs. .
Lawn, Batiste, Lace and Net Waters, a lull andgomplctc line of the well-known Derby,
Crown and Classic Waists in all styles and sizes.
about. it tor publication, but the loot
is generally known. and it something
can be done to induce the attorneys to
pay the oilicers promptly. it will be a
big relietl"
Today is the warmest day thus for
Chi. spring. At 2 o'clock this alter-
noon the temperature was 73 in the
flagrant lawlessness." and as long as
a system 0! this sort is permitted to
reign so long will we have the above
moot oncd degradation. And to this
attract and can; we have the organisa-
tion or the Socialistie Party. which
consists of a membership of 80,000.
which states that we abolish the pres-
ent competitive capitalistic system
shade in Washington street.
and instead establish a commonwealth
republic where the means of produco
tiou will be owned and accordingly
conducted by the people.
Theretore. let us dispense with all
this misery by means at a Civic 0r-
ganisatlon and commence
from the beginning so that our clorta
. a... who... .. 4..-
will be successful, and not wasted in
the Utopian and unpracticable dlrccv
on.
I thank you. Mr. Miter, for
valuable space and time.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
Harry Gill arrived home this mom
ing from his trip to England. no ro-
porta having a rough voyage.
‘ Miss label Byxbee, of Newark, ha
secured a position at the Underbil
mllllncry establishment at Weapon.
Arnold's Foundry. oi Norwalh. which
has been closed down tor a week lak
tug inventory, has resumed operations
Dr. W. .l. Tracey, assisted by Dr. P.
l, liurnell. performed an. operation at
the hospital this morning on Frank
Short, of 29 Orchard street. Norwailt.
Luther M. Wright. who has been ill
for a long time at his home in Cedar
street. is ateaily improving. and is be-
lieved to be on the high road to m
covery. -
The Board of School Visitors of Sort
walk will hold a special meeting this
evening in the selectmcn'a once in
the town hall building in Wall street,
Norwalt.
A special meeting of the South Nor-
wnlh city council has been called tor
7:30 o’clock this cvsnlng, to consider
your
e a
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, as,
Court, larch 26, A. 0., laps.
Estate ot Itasca S. Mather, late oi
Norwaih. in said district, deceased.
Ordered. That the caccutrls exhibit
her administration account to this
court for adjustment. at the Probate
ofllce in Norwaik. on the 2d day of
April. 1908. at it o'clock iorenoon;
and that allperaona interested-in said
estate may be notified thereof.“ the ex-
ecutris will cause this order to be pub.
liahcrl in a newspaper having a cir-
culation in said district. at least live
days before said lid day at April. i908.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
‘ Judge.
Probate
‘ SHOWING or .
Newest Stunning
Spring Models,
Sample Suits
which cannot be seen later “in the season.
m2? it
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk, an, Probate
Court, March 26, A. D.. 1908.
Estate 0! lav-silo Smith. late of Nor-
walh. in said district. deceased.
Ordered. That the executors exhibit
their administration account to this
court tor adjustment..at the Probate
cities in Sorwalk. on the fit! dry at
April. loos. at 12 o'clock norm; and
that all persons Intevreatcd in said no
title may be notified thereof, the ex-
ecutors will cause this order to be
publinhed in a newspaper having a wire
culatioa in said district. at least live
days bctore said 2d day of April. 1908.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
Judge.
' SOLVENT NOTIC E.
1:12? It
lllalricl of Norwalk. no. Probate-
Court. March 19. A. l).. 1903.
Estate at John P. Zeluit. late at
Norwallt. in said district, deceased.
The Court oi Probate tor the [lite
Spring Cleaning Time Is Retumishing Time.
, You are cordially invited to call and see our Furniture De- ~
"pantheon-beyond a doubt the finest display in The Norwalks.
A GREAT ASSORTMENT o
Rugs and Mattmgs.
,, On account of its timeliness, deserves more than passing
motion; If on have a home toliven u , or a new one to fur—
nish, HERE? IS YOUR ‘OPPORTUNI . p . .
Praétical and Helpful Credit,
fthe kind that keeps the business world moving; the kind that
:makes it pessiblc for on to live easier and better, without the
hnnoying features of inancial strain upon your resources.
, oKl‘ieger é CO
. 29.31 West WashingtonSt., South Norwalk. ' ,
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1. ,
HIGH SALARIED MAN
3': hm'ufii'i i‘k‘fl’i ham:
“tart,”
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' all he
mm. salaries don't last always.
M .. oar-es.- g... c 1
new
old got a
I. Isles,
was. .
tr
.ednpoa.
. at the (term stasis
, state was not tabs
set at mt in as measurement or at
trad Dumber,“ Waterbury. who was
when it
Waterbury is
said that lilo rm-
hurts-at mid Wealth-either"
‘maewinwaatrdmmm
of horses tor the Ire department.
There has been some talk oi the
play which the Trinity lion's Club In
hearsing being given at Hoyt's Thea-
tre. but it has been definitely decided
to give the production at the club
rooma in South lain street.
club and the arrangements are now
under way.
Mr. Rice. who was formerly a member
of the Wesleyan College ['00 club.
posed now organisation and there is
considerable material.
The MaitneeWhiat Club met yester-
day afternoon at the bone of hire.
Robert llaniord. of Morgan avenue,
cot amt a line time is reported. lira.
curl "anti-mu won the lrst prise.
hit-s. need liavllead the second price
and bites Anna Cole "I. guals' priu.
'l'hennt meetingplacawasnotdecid
Thomas Macltaniara and ('harles
Osborn. two gentlemen who have a
tween owns. were plched up tar pan-
handling yesterday arternoon by Inac-
lei Oilcers tiermaaetti and tialney.
.iodga Taylor was out at town at the
regular cmlrt hour today. but own
his return
twenty days in Jail. hilt suspended
nevnlamee long enough to give them
art community to get out of town.
"In Putnam (mini wagon. He
cirad that the bill should
taken into consideration and
at chemical wagon
have been button for Mill Norwalh
The Putnam nhmiml
Driver
I80 you .
,. a... ”c—rmwn w.— mm
mm: of tire
to
teas. or. in
“O
the advisability of purchasing a team
Trinity Men's Club is to have a glee
The instructor is to be
Much interest is being taken by the
members or the lion's Club in the pro
N‘orwnllt. All the members were pres-
contract to-vralh the highways beo
the olenders to
(run resident at South Norwsilt
little-i1 today that he believed the city
had made a mlatnha when it purchasn which is
en illtt'h a heavy W 0' Ilium“ I“ or ntany ladies in misty, who have
"iii. «you “'1 '0 III-Mir improved
garner” aboard, weighs at.-
socielles of ill"
this your worn
trict of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
lowed six months from the date hereof
tor the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claims tor settlement.
Those who neglect to present their
accounts. properly attested, within
said time. will be dcbnrrt-d' a recov-
ery. All persons indebted to said or
tats are requested to make immed-
iate payment to
EDMUND ZELUPP.
Administrator.
all \
Latest and most desirable materials, all
colors, of course—tine scrges, chiffon
Panamas, E ' h suitings, new hair line
flee, {rpm 15 to S35—ev Suit lined
' plain taffeta, fancy sin or guaran-
teed satin. lnvciiigate our charge system.
H.Kriege'r 81 C0.
29-31 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK. '
'15 Home Laid Eggs tor 25c
ANNOUI'. TINDI' IHDUQDIHI. LI, ........ . .......... 71/30
4
£120 23' all
Saturday’sSalc of Sheet
Music, 15c.
When the Sheen Are to 'lie Fold.
Jennie Dear. Smarty. I'm Muted to
Coma Hone in the Dark. Keep on
smiling, It Tears Were Pearls, l'rn
Starving for One Sight of You. Dolly
“Dear, l Ant Waiting tor the Summer
Time and You, and others.
.W.A.liriggerman,
music areas.
Donovan Olsen. us VIashlngten It.
mt tor M Laundry.
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Have You Heard oi
The New Science
' of. Healing?
now receiving the mitt-hum
adopted this return method-oi healing.
in health
in Bridgerpm'i. and appearance have they Income :zgunt‘:oggnaa':' Average,t.l...... """ ' """"""" x:
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pain and sadness. at heart or limb.
when they can live is health and ill”
i plum by grains in the Chiropractor at
seam. Latinas. my. creases. seem. remiss. cues." and calm.
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