ANOTEOFIT. .. ‘Ild our ntoclt of 7 and 10 eprlng the embodi- all; that good and brietling First quality being din- ‘ Sula combined with, unue~ W " Tools, Plows, in. i [hop Hear it Well It. so Main It. FOLLOW CROWD and you will find that we're always selling 1rCOAL .sAm: OLD ' SPOT! “9 Weahiugton St. The Ferris Coal Co. ' e Have You Heard oi The New Science of Healing? itioh inleow receiving the attention I!!! iodine in nociety. who have Wed thin reiornt method or healing. I0 uanediy improved in health tied nopearance have they tidcome they are encouraging other! to follow r eaetuple. No one nbould live in phi! and enunena.‘ or heart or limb. film they can live in health and ban by going to the Chiropractor at I. Weaningten It" Hevllend Ilene. IOUTH NORWALK. , ‘l'iG TIIATMINTI OiVIN. IIUUI. JAIL OILIVIM. ONT. W. Va. March II. -ln deliver; here early today. nix mood. One of the map rn returned to nerve out his According to the tall oilin- eneintence wee furnlniied (Continued iron that Page). no intention at mine it. Jude! Water the Mange!“ he made no claim that rather Green and atteehed Iangyei with the an aim thin line at eueettoning conned. At thin nt an adjournment we! telten anti 2 o'clock. Counnel on both " olden were of the opinion that the evi- ‘ dam will he finished thin afternoon. The arguments will not be made un- til ! Inter date. however. Attorney Dec Davin, who in to melt! the’ argument for the rmecution. we! not in court thin morn ng. the pronoun- tion being conducted by Proeeouting Attorne William P. Tammany, end Judge wnn ban a bed throat today end in not in condition to melte an argument of the length he deairen. . , .Flnl IN WIIT NORWALK. Iouth Not-walk Plumber'e iiouee Dain- Aerd larty Veetordey Morning. re of unknown origin partially burned the home of George C. Smith. a plumber employed in South Nor- . walk, yesterday morning about 1 o‘clock. The iinmen started in the kitchen and when they were discov- ered the neighborhood we! aroused. A bucket brigade was formed end by dint of hard worlt the flames were con- Ined to one side of the building The loss is covered by insurance UNKNOWN WOMAN MURDERED. ARLINGTON Mane, Merci 28.— The body of an unknown women, with the throat out very deeply, and show- ing many indications of murder, wen found in a pit in St. Paul's cemetery woman had been dead several hours. for -———-—. HULL DidAPPOiNTI FRIENDS. ILONDON, March 28.-—At the 0x- foranmhrldge iieid sports at Queens this afternoon. in C. Hull. Rhodes echolar from Michigan. dieapolnted hie friend! by not capturing the hundred yard dosh for Oxford, He finished 2 feet behind the Cambridge tiller. Mitc- [Agd in the elow time. of tort sec- on n oAMUSiEMENTso evcnv evenme. MUSIC HELL Advance Vaudeville and Moving Pic- turen Every Evening. Wedneadey and Saturday Matinee! Change of program Monday and ‘Thnrsday evenings. Price! ...... . ........... to: and 15c Reserved s’entn «20c and zoo. which can be secured nt the Clifford Drug Store. Matinee pricoe—sc and 10:. “I“. I But HOYT'S THEATRE . rnionv nun earunoev. MARCH 27 nun at. 'unrmes earunnnv ONLY. Retum Engagement of D. W. Robertson’s Moving Picture and Vaudeville Co. All New “Pictures Illustrated __Songs. lvenlng Price. ........ . 10c endvzile Matinee Inturdey ........ be and ice BASKET BALL. Team P. at the Armory. Every Monday Night. mam. DANBURYS. new; Genre. rum vs. West m. DANCING "Old to 70 ll enmeeiori II GINTI Plret Iain! at I e'Gleeit. HIGH SALARIED, MAN t.hnntbeieborer whenhelonenbleiob.lfhe Hebe! hltn tour to Ind e job ”meantime. Ialariee don't lent always. NM end it com ht- Iteri an by two boys today. The condition or the body seemed to indicate that the. arch It“. 3.0“”. widow at Mr. trim“: PM“: I! PM come tune, mend her 4m.” wee not unexpected. Her it will be a great loan to the meme "earn in which she hen lived tor some manner!" hire. 0g» den we born in eetport. October 11th, It 1. her parents being Com end Belly Downe. She wee edu- ca atiOnAdatun Acadein em! in Greene urine. Culley 16.1! o, nhe eter- rled in. Odgen Thin eervlce in the tint recorded marriage in the pariah of Holy Trinity being held at the hride'n renidence in Coleytowp, and the oiilcieting clergyman wan the Rev. John Purven. Twenty yearn of her married life were room in Weeton. where Mr. Odgen wee engaged in bun- teen! with the G. W. Bradley Axe Co. Since ‘IIIO eh! I!!! milled in Went- port. Ir. Odgeu died in Auguii‘. Wit. Dr. Hamid H. Odgen, their non, nur- vivee them. hire. Abi lien Mra. Joeeph eei. hire. .loeeph Heat di at her home in State aired. Wentport, Tueeduy. the 25th. of heart failure, after an Ill. none of one year and aeven monthn. Beeldee e. hunbnnd, deceased leave! two email daughtere Clara and Thor- een. to mourn her loan. The funeral will be held from the houne, Sunday afternoon at 2: 30 em Rev. W. P Lendern oiliclntlng. The interment will be in Chrint church cemetery. Leurlnde I. Dibble. hire. Lenrindn B. Dibble died at the home of Mr. Thoma! Hill. Slug!- tucii. on Tnenday, in the eighty-ninth Year 0! her age The funeral was held from the bones on Thursday at- temoon, Rev. W. P. under! oiliciat- ing. The interment we! in the Gre’eu'e Farms cemetel'y. The nail bearer! were 8 B. Welteinnn. George P. Jen- pings Frederick Bradley and Ruin! themnn. Cherie! H. Wanton. Charles H. Weston died Thursday afternoon at hie home in Waterbury. after an iilnesa at eight weeka. Mr. Wentou we! one of the oldest cm- player of the Waterbury Clock (‘0. having been connected with that con- corn for the poet twentyosig years. lie in survived by a widow end one daugh. tor. lie was a eon'in-lnw of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pennington. of Enid. Nun- waili. Funerei of George W. Bailey. The funeral of the late George W. Bailey. of Orange. which was held at his home Wednesday afternoon; wait conducted by the Rev. C. E. Upton. of Monroe. formerly pastor of Plymouth church, and brought together it party of narrowing relatives from Brooklyn. N. Y.. imbnnnmr New Haven, Bridge- port, Norwelit, Milford and Orange. The null hearers were the four none of Mr. Bailey, and the interment was in the ci-incti-ry in ()renge. a William Burnett Orent. Funeral services over the remains of Williamdiuructt Grnnt were held thin morning from St. Joeeph'n [to man Catholic church. South Main utrevt the Rev. Father O’t‘ullahnn oili- tinting interment occurred at St Mury'n oeureiery. During the nervicn at the church. .iohn W. Wehle nan! Calvary." and no the body wan helnn home from the church the choir ren- dered "Nearer My God To Thee." The. poll bearer-e were Councilmen James 1'. Powers. Theodore O. Ollen. itdbert Slice: and William H. Aiken. Mre. Iulnn Hartwielt. The funeral of hire. Susan liartwicti will take place irom her late home 7 Hanfofli Place. South Norwnlii at 2: 30 Sunday ntternon. The Rev. Soul 0. Curtice, pnetur of the South Nor walk Methodlnt church. will (Melitta, nnd interment will follow at the Nor- wuili Cemetery. The members of Idli- roiia Rebekah Dodge will uttetid in a body. funeral of Mine Minor. The funeral of the late Mien Penny lit-lie Minor will be attended tomor row afternoon at it o'clock, from the Roweyton itaptint Church. Rev. it. it. Scudeld will oflicinte. TIAINMIN MAY I‘l'illitl. important Conference Icing Held in lepton Today. iiDfiTON. March Bit—General Mun- eger liig inn and other oIicialn of the New Yer New Haven and Hartford iteiimed had e conference today with e committee representing the mechan- ice and helpers of the various nhopn or the company on the auctioned change by the company from ny work to the piece work and bonun union: The committee in until to mirrenent 8.000 employee. ! larger majority of whom have voted to etriite rather than accept the change i‘he conference today was en ndiournmenl of one ilt'Iii at \'ew Haven on March it. which we» the day originally net by the company tor the change. The men obtained it poetimneinent until today ”-— HOTGHKIIIVILLI WOMAN OIAO. ititOO KI‘IIILD. Memh 20 -Iire. Amend! Bevan. the oldest resident of Hotchhleevllie. died at her home there lent ni t in the ninety-ditty year of her age. til was due to general inhrnritiee. The deeeneed wee mother of the late Captain George it "even. a widely known Grand Army men. who won tor several yearn en oMcer or the New rerii pollen deptrtmeiit and let- er captain oi police in ilnnbiiry. TAKIN ro WIIT'OIT IANITAI- .iolrn liriltn. of Pine street. tieutli Norweilt, on the advice of bin phyeic Went. wee reamed enterdey to the Went lenlteriunt. In new a mm o treeteient. Mr. more”! "Carr.” ...?“ tecruee Jenner ..u, dteaeier Allele. Splendid hearty ier Sienedi and iiideeye and titration- thin—Easily Prepared by Anyone “The WI! here do not tirinit enough water to keep healthy." e - claimed ! well'ltnown authority. “The numeroue dongle! ofntomech trouble. Kidney adder dieeaeen and rheumdtinln are mainly due to the fact that the drinking of water. neture‘e‘ greatest medicine. he! been Stop loading your nyntem w in pet- ent medicin' end curealie; but get on the water wagon. lfou “Lew are really etch, why. of oourne,ta the proper medicine—plain common vegetable treatment, which will not shatter the nerve! or ruin the etomech." When renueated for nuch e prescrip. tied for the cure of rheumatism and kidney trouble the answer was: “You must melte the hidden do their work: they are the Iitorn of the blood. They muet he made to strain out of the blood the What! mailer and nettle that ceune rheumatism; the urine must be neutralized no it will no longer be a neuron of irritation to the bladder. and, moat of all you must keep these acid! from forming in the ntomech. Thin in the canon of etern- nch trouble and poor digestion. For these condition! i would nuggeet the following prescription: Fluid Extract Dandelion. one- half ounce; Compound Kargon. one ounce; Compound Syrup Sarnnparllle. three ounces. Mix by shaking well in bottle and take in teaspoonful done! after each meal and ut'bodtlme, but don‘t forget the wa- ter. Drink plenty and often. . Thin valuable information and sim- ple prencription ehould be pelted up in each houeehoid and need at the Iret sign of an attack of rheumatinm. bnclt lit‘Iig or urinary trouble. no matter how nlig t. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS. Mrs. James McAllinter. of Norwalii. will spend tomorrow with friends in Bridgeport. Councilman Henry Mnlheln nrfl Wil- liam H. Hunter received their new no- tomobiien today. ' Pcriey C. Sturgen went to New Yorlt thin afternoon to get it runabout for Anlop Reynaldo. oi Norwalit. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cmniimon, of film street. Norwallt. are spending a few days with friends in ilrooltiyn. At the regular meeting of Cochenoc 'l'rlbe lent evening it won denired to enter a bneobnll team in the lied Mun' a league. The clock of the Norwnllt Congrec gatlonal Church in undergoing repairs and will not be in running order until about Wednesday. Mrs. Cyrus licence. of \Vmiiwrt are- nuo. Norwellt. and him. Albert Grind rod. of Bridgeport. will «pend Sunday with friend! in Stamford. llnrry Underhili received a portal from his brother. Edward 8, .Ilndcr- hill. from Denver. Col, no state! that he is well pieeeed with his worlt. hire. Carrie 8. Smith will conduct the Epworth, Ilnguo service at the Norwalit Methodist Bpincopal Church tomorrow evening at 6. 30 ocloeii. The Phllathea Clan, of the South Norwailt Methodiet. Church. will meet tomorrow at 1: o'clock. and all mom- bern are cordially invited to attend. Mien Anna H. Decker. of Norwnilt. will lead the Epworth Magoo meeting at the South Norwnllt Methodlel Church tomorrow evening in the inter- change neriel. hire! C. A. ilinir. who he! been con. ducting ! dcmonetrltion of breakfeut foods thin weelt at Charles Id. Bey- mour'e grocery ntore. will have! dom- onntrntion neat week at 8. 8 Adam! store In New ilnven. iiowerd iienedlct and Mine Jennie lloncdlci. of Norweiit. are spending today in New Ydrh city. They will and will witnean David Weriieid thin averting in his play "The Grand Army on A picked team from the "entrant School and the Overlook Military Academy played a practice name of tineelinil this morning at the Overlook grounds in blast avenue. The Over- iooitii were defeated by I score of iii to 2 ' Driver William McPhcrnou. or the Old Well limit and Ladder truolt. |Ind Emory Lehotniiy have gone to Stain- iord thin afternoon to take mennure- iuente of e "three-horns! bitch" on tire apparatus in that city. They will then be able to tell whether the limtth Nor- wellt apparatus with three borne! nt- tii‘ciimi to it. could pane! trolley car In visit the iiiprxrdroiue thin afternoon. SPRING. Advance style! and the mo v and Herringbone Scrgcn. Lawn, Batinte, Lace and Spring Jacket! and Long Cox Separate Skirt! In Voile, ChiHon Panama. Shadow Stripe Serge and Panama, Invisible Stripe Crown and Cleanic Waiatn in all at ‘ on. o and 5 GAZETTE summed. ANNOUNCEMENT. An Attractive Showihg oi Ladies’ Tailored Suits, Top Coats, Waists . . and Separa Skirts, on Saturday,.March 21st. popular models in Ladies' Tailored Suite. ' ' .. a in Silk, Panama. Cheviot Broadcloth ...o Covert. t Waintn, a full and complete line of the well-known Derby, on and sizes. LEGAL NOTICES ORDER 0]" NOTICE. District of Norwaiit. en.. Probate Court. March 26. A D. 100 it i imitate of Stephen Simonnlty. late. of Norwailt. in eeld district. decenncd.’ Wherean. written application hnn‘ been made to this court praying for reeeonn therein set forth for an order of attic of certain reel estate of said eutate which in fully described in said application on tile. Ordered. That said application be: heard and'determined at the Probate Ollice in Norwnllt, on the nd day of April. i908. at 2 o'clock nfte loop; and that public notice thereoi l .i giv- en to all persona interested therein by publishing thin order in n newspa- per having it circulation in said din- irict. itt leent five days before said day of hearing. HENRY W. GREGORY. Judge.‘ SINTINCIO FOR LAW VIOLATION TOLEDO. Ohio, March 28.-—Tho cir- cuii court today Afllrmod the decision of the lower court in the canon of the twenty prominent lumbermen of To- ledo. .wilo last July were sentenced to the fork house for six months under lht' Valentine tinil- -iruitt low The en- preme court having decided. in the ice innit pence thnt imprinonement lllliflb be in" the county Jail intitend of the work hotter the Inmbormen were sent to tho bwcr court for n reeentence. The Inmbflmhn comprilo the Wealthy and lending citizens of Toledo. ._| 9\euer a 3hr. “not. e M28 It Cohorts In as not»... Yatfidtfiuflfittel, ’Otct TM and 'ben. 535i) and 5" 00. North or tlouth hialn ntreet. CLIAMNO HOUII CIITIFICATIII ll‘l’illfl. mew i'iiilit, March 28.-’i‘ho last at the dearth hound certificates iii- cued during the tineuclnl eiringoncy begiuung in October lent were retired today. when the National lienli oi North America paid 0! a balance of 6250000. which it. owed to the clearing houn- The bank in etill in the halide of it receiver. New man-w urn-u GIUIIII TACOMA NOT AOIOUNO. LA tiilAlltA, Veoeeuele Wednesday. March all. via Willoineted. Curiicmi. Murci- um -'riier in' no truth in the re pom that the American criiiner Taro. the run aground while in this iuirtior While coming into port the vowel lied lathe tnubie with hrr eterboard pru- Ptllitrr. but it wan qiiititlt over «nip tutti hen (tanned Ito further diIicuity. ...W immanent—vie- RIGINT ARRIVAL 0' VIIIILI. NOW Willi. Item II.-«~Arrtved: iitotn Iremee citrn lute! emit II. ~Itentner to tin-ting" m tor New York wee 1m miiee out of hourly iiotiit at Mile. In ’Pruhebiy duck ebttet iii a. no? IAM lILAlii‘i Merit "rm «cum ' rev mm aitlen nine. in. W Verti. IUW the“ Shoes 'Ohst '5“. Saturday 'sSale of Sheet . Music, 15c. When the lite Art- ie the rind. Jennie Deer. Iin rty. l'nr Atrahl to Come Horne in the Dart: Keep on tintiilng. if 'i‘eern Were Pearle, i'm tltiirvlog tor One Bight or You. Dolly Deer. l Am Waiting tor the Iutnnier Time and V”. endother W. 'A. Briggermen. MUliG OTOII. more! Ilene. 'iIW Aunt MOM m .....vuun. r I). GO'I'I‘LIEB. WESTPORT SME Gcntt' Finisher. Men I. Boom M 0W- DICK'C dren's I it“ M'm‘lilielleieMlem rm mt TRISTRAM 8t HYA’I‘T. NORWALK, CONN. ... 49 Fort St. lent Norwellt. .Krieger& Co. _ snowmc or ’ ' Neweét Stunning Spring Models, including a number of ‘ In A t \n \ ' 7F/ilti link "out“ \\ \ \ . \\\\ Latest and most d colors, of con e serges, chiffon gs, new hair line Sti'i 'e-e. plain talie teedsatin. Inv H. Kriege StCo. 29-3l West Washi _ on Street, .SOUT NOR ALK. striped or guaran- gate our charge system. 25c ..L' ....... I ................ rtrrr 7V“ We I5 Home Laid Eg AIMOUI'I TINOII IHOULOI «dune HAMI. iii to. Average. LI.. ...... IGANIOOOOPIAII ......... _ ...................... Wm HIALTH IIANO MILK. PIA CAN ................ ......u. 10! 25c IOTTLI ILUI LAIII. KI‘l'GitUP .................... 100 Between. .Letteee. celery. Ornngoe. Apples. urntee. ceeeegee and Celene. UNITED GROI ERY C0» to o. Main It. Io. Nerwelh. Phone reg. 20c lb. Greeeliefl, MARKET 180 WM Street W , Town or. ........ Phone 319.3. 9 [bandleader-twin m Gel. W. r
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