‘fl/'willrdhd our stool: of? and to
(”Suits this spring the embodi-
ilil that lh good. and hrintlinx
iety. First quality being ditt-
Clething
Company
. I Y GOODWTN. / Manager.
arden Tools, Pinws,
Fanning Implements.
hints, Oils, Varnish
hnd‘everything you need for
Spring.
90o! in line" nnd lot on do your
try Mower Sharpening and Repair-
mi before the "rush lat-neon" is
orwalk HardWare Co
Shop Bear 11 Wall St.
89 Main St.
Yiiiiii
‘ FOLLOW.
THE
CROWD
,and you will find that
'we’re always selling
.COAL
THE
SAME
OLD
VSPO’l‘ !
149 Washington St.
S; The Ferris Coal Co.
Have You Heard of
New Science
, of Healing?
is now receiving the attention
my iodine in society. who have
, this reform method oi hoailuit.
spit markedly improved in hoolth
uppeorunoo have they boonuw
fire onenurnxinn others to follow
humble. No one uhould live in
mm shrine», of heart or limb.
by con lien in health tluul hup
, it? will; to the Chiropractor pi
pinpointed |t.. Havilend Ilook.
worn nonwdttt.
to Murmurs GIVEN.
,miilts choose in IIK
.m. him” Muroh llil.‘”~'l'llt‘
‘ notttiuotod with the Moo
mils were aimed ludity tor
owing to innit or onion
‘1“! lm nheoimi
CHICAGO, listen to mums. w.
Harris. a Chicago bunker, has made a
novel edtxcationsl slit to the boys or
Becket. his native township in the
Msssnehusetttl hills. By virtue of hill
sonmoulty no hay in the township
need so without a high school or noi—
leqe education during the next lour
years.
News of tho banker's gift reunited
Chicago yenterday in it dispatch N'-
porlln‘ the acceptance of the endow-
ment by officiaiu of Becket township.
Under the terms of the offer Mr Hon
ris will pay If: a Week to every native
born Becket boy residing more than
one mile from Beoltol or Mlddlotleld
otatlone and attending the high schools
Fill. Westllehl. Plitsfleid. Springfield or
ice ,
The only condition of thin financial
old is that the recipient shall maintain
an average of at lentil so per cent in
his studio» and that his department
shall be satisfactory
On the name terms Mr. Harris also
offers to pity to a week to every natlm
bom Becket young man attending liar-
stltuto of ’l‘echnolOgy. Yule Scientific.
or uny state university. The payments
will begin next, September and coniin~
no for four years. it in outlmntcd that
at least fifty boys will take advantage
of the (flier durinll the coming year.
On this biotin tho ondowment will cost
Mr. Hurrin I10 000 n tour.
KAISER WiSHES TO FORGET.
BERLIN, Murch :lll.~-in its commutp
icatlon to lluron vou Sit-rulturg. the
German ambunnadur at Washington.
tognrdlnir tho nceoptnnoo of Dr David
inyno Hill all American nmlmssndor
to Gertunny in snort-salon to (hurlo
lnazno 'i‘owor, tho l-‘orl-ixn tiffloo di-
rected iiuron you Slornburg to may to
l'l‘enllir'nl lloilsovoll. among (illlt‘l‘
things. that Emportil' William hope-d
the president would oonsidorvthe mos.
lingers forwarded through Mr. Tower
and Lloyd C. llrltu'otu. the American
ambassador to linly, on not, sent.
known-MEWS-
EVERY EVENING. '
MUSIC HALL
Advance Vaudeville and Moving Pic-
ture. Every Evening,
Wednesday and Saturday Matinees,
Change of program Monday null
Thursday m't‘tlllnfiri.
Pricee.......... .10cand15c
Rouervod twain 20c and 25:, Willi‘li
can be uncured at tho (‘lin'urtl liruu
Store.
Matinee prion—5e and 10c.
Sent to.
But
i
HOYT’S THEETRE
.. a...“
BASKET BALL
Tesni F. iii the Armory.
Every Monday Night.
MAfim.
DANBURYS.
man..." «a
Preliminary Game.
Pastimes vs. West Ends.
W
osuamo "on to to la
«contagion as «or.
tum item at s o'clock.
Nit! Were to Receive
. M
notary. «on ion innit. you would nimniy mud»,
laminate to this no
intent and moire it help you to u por- .
moon in this hash tit four per cent.
live well.
vord, Williams, Amherst, Bonton in» W
. unveil
. heroin Wit.
Herold Coin-troll. and 11 mil».
and eleven days son of Mr. nod 1m.
Albert Cognvtell died thin morning
at. his home in East Home“.
”I“
Burr VI. Cooler.
Burr W Ocular I Civil War veteran.
died It the fiiéh’s Boidl m' Home.
Norman, Saturday afternoon. The tie.
ceased was eightym yours of use.
and was it prints of the 2nd. (1V.
Light Battery. ohody was taken
to Standard today for burial.
m
Funeral at me. Dunn Hsrlwlclt.
The funeral of Mn. Susan um-
wicit occurred. yesterday afternoon
from her late home in Hanford Place.
Rev. Haul O. Curtico, ponlor of the
Fit-st Methodlot, Episcopal Church, oiw
ficltttod. The pallbearers were Osma-
llol lm'lter, Olin 8. Young», Frederick
t}. Benedict, Ralph J. Comntocit, in:-
log 1.. medley sod Mark A. Smith.
The interment was in Dunn Ci“. wit V,
Not-walk, where the members of More.
luv Mono, Daughters of Robekah,‘con.
ducted tho oervieoe.
hemonslrance iiosrinp of De-
cesare 0n
(Continued from *F'lrst Page)
oinded. Aloxnnder read from 4110
records.
lionesnro then tool: the gland. Ab
torncy Wnltth united lbcesarn if n
number of the remonstronts had ever
boon in bid place to boy liquor, and
hit replied no. supposing they had it
ln thoir collars. He admitted he wail
tire-d of the place and Willi” '0 It?“
out. llo out. bin savings, in the place
about if» nltultbs ago.
llnrl Schnull cloncd the teatimony
lillfl declared that the union people who
had signed the romonetrsnco told him
they mired nothing about the matter. ~*
The urgulnontu were then prorated-
t-d to. Mr. Wuluh decinrod that in his
opinion that. saloons on the outskirts
um on» of the worst curses of the
town, lio had no complaint about the
way ihecsnro conducted the pines but
that ill not the point He also on
Kort-ll STEM 90 our mm. of the l'l'l‘il
dontn do not wont be within.
Judge Brinks denim thin last stato-
lnont and unit! that Mr. \i‘nlnh had not
provod that fill nor rout.
dents not» opposed to tho unioon, lit-
Hi‘KliiFd thorn was no wright to the no»
tiilonwlnon would sign uni’ Million.
llt- did not think tlu-ro worn mori-
thuti iltrm 3mm witnesses anninat the
plum [to did nor ooonidur it fair to
i'lciitroy llw vttluo of the saloon prop-
t-riy. nud also argued that tho plum
does not mono within the ,ltiilillltl'li ro~
lturdiug pulling nuimnu in a pot-ply
rI-sitlmlilul oi purolv munufuoturinlt
tillitilrt.
\ir Walsh liluilo (‘ldlil‘i tbnt tho ii
rcom- tins granted itrluinniiy by [Hill
lulw, tlwrc huvintt; iii-vii a rumou-
utrnnr'v, but tin. i'li’iflllllrtililllit'fii
thought it wmt for utmiiwr liwittlon.
miter witllounos nunilmt grunting
lin- rmuunsttom-r- wrro ("lulrllxo l".
Mills, [)l‘. A, ll, Wuriliworth. Andrew
Taylor, (I. F. Hitlllii‘k, Worthington
Slim-roll, .losoph Vmom nun ii. A.
('titilw, .
(‘blt-f of Police» Vollmor tittilml that
the pollen proit-itiin won the Hill“
iiu-ri- mt ill oiilt-r o tiring not lllllw
,... . WWW-00:-
TWO C"! ARE SUPPORTED BV
UNCLE 3AM.
Postmaster luyl Thom
Molt Him-elf.
’l‘wo ruin in the New Hort-ii piou-
ommv or» on i'nrlo Sam's payroll for
appropriation» for 825 a. your. The
cuts nro culled Toby uitd ‘rltz. "no
is it cool block and tho oi er in black
nod grny.
Antoni: the many ospr-ndiltmu of
thy Ulllli'd tiiutt-tt mivorutm-ni cur-ll
your this one is for mom peculiar
than that of lifiy other country in tho
world. hold no employee of tilt- lint-d
olllru lit-purttucnl. rot-Milly lint (no
people are arrow of tho foot, that
llnrlo Bum annually tippmprlnltil.
through tho pothifIlt-o dophrliiwm, It
nuiuli mm of money for tho toipport
of no army of cuts in it numimr of hill
pmtoilii-os throughout ihtv oouillry.
'lho moody in bowl to lilly land for tho
roilnolt. though thin lii‘i'iiiil somewhat
of l Ti‘lit‘l'lliin upon thuli' ability to
mull rats and lull-o. ior willoh pur
pow they are ltopt in tho moronic.
lit limos much trouble in outlined by
tho rodents suturing the mull [notches
unit opening mull ntidrosml to unnttwr
poi-ion rolaartllmoi of tho penitentiary
[tannin utumliy impound upon humult
beluga for writ on not it hills boon
found that tho ruin l'iifliiiii live on
tirolv on rlti linlniioo. and milk and
moot mun-t ho noppllod thorn at low
vuiu lint-lo punt butt tiulurbluonls of
Mill our army ulnlltrftnii iii the pilot:
unions lit Milli! um. Ark: lion Aw
union. t'nl.; Non "oven. l‘uutu; hitti-
lit‘flflflllfl. Minn; ”lflfli‘lhltiltiil. Ni V..‘
hit-w York. New Vt; Portland. titw,
null Norfolk. Vii.
Almhitunt Piislnmsiot "l‘utilo ililiii
that tho tliniuiilt of money urttn‘imt by
”Hi government to food ”to «out in not
nonunion. no the unvornumnl nppru
prluiiuit will hardly been Him out: on
tulip dint ilu believes that tho outs
should have merit one» in u whilo and
to very the ntoiiti‘ thti nauiututlt [loath
iniitltor posit down in his own pmdtet
uud buyit outrun that could not he air-
on and lump within llifl amortiliwnts
appropriation.
m
A HILI'UI. CHILD.
Little ilriililt. ivstolttns outdo county
u hotvwnliir him, netted win- sho iliolv
i‘vlli' into it.
"it lioopti tho tuition nourl. no WMM’
will run into it nullity."
latter in the tiny rl‘liliilliti wall dhv
onetirotl hohliiid between hill linens it
Ml. tum ltiilnn. While. with ohm-tin
.lil' blow donut lts‘ illronl
, ,I till WI-‘lhf’tlflil‘.
"Winn urn you sitting?" lliil'ltti mind,
"doom the torn
Mrt. nuts My»,
Assistant
flambovwimidn
litu- it
out; d‘luil mills" room the you“
(1"th of Phil" WNW Valium UH
. mu liner! Joint W. lieniioy
W «Wrgmndniho
J'Jimvr {Midterm
M
of tho roniv‘
to can
EXPESIEB WEDNESDAY
More lwliselos Have Been
Laid Oil by hsilmd in lieu
listen 'iltsn Elsewhere on
the Syrian '
NEW HAVEN, March till-The low
still left st work in the shops of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad Company here. are at their
posts today and not employed upon
piece work. Some of them expressed
doubts whether the company intends
to enforce itn piece work order. On
the other hand. inquiry among the
otllcisle of the company indicates that
it is standing firm. and that the piece
work plan has only been deformed un-
til Wednesdsy partly to allow for
further conferences, but without much
belief ihst anything will result. On
both sides here the issue In retarded
on raised distinctly, and that one side
or inaction must make at cotuplete
buck down. A prominent railroad of-
floor speaking some days no of the
situation, said that the present wail
tho‘llmn for the company to adopt
the piece work system if it ‘ever in-
tended to do no.
The men who buys. been dinchnrlgw
ad from the New Haven shops hat/e
been union and non union men indis-
orlmatoiy, and it is evidently the ho-
llol, ‘of tho wtnpony, in case of a airline
and the offer of place work, that the
non union men will probably come
hunk. Elsewhere upon the system, in-
cluding Boston, the situation in timer-
eni. Comporstlvely few men have
hot-n dlnchurgod, and while the hours
have been out down, It is said that
they will immediately be lengthened.
In case of a strike, the plant at Rood
ville, it. is “mind by the oompany'p
odious. out: be easily protected, and
tho many men out of work in Boston
and neighborhood will enable the com-
pany to tilt any places 01 the striker!
with competent machinists The rrlo
is in the situation seems likely to
come on Wedneuday and the low dayll
roilowing
it is somiollloially stated that with
labor organisations on the road, out
side of the ebopmen, the questions at
issue have been practicaly adjusted.
line .of the points not quite fli'tllltll
rot. fitht‘Vi'T' in the readjustment of
tho lit'llli’ii‘lfy rifle owing to the recent
ro-dlviuionlng of the nystom. The M‘
rronumt between the mmpnny and int
men mullet: it certain provisions to
ease two divisions are merged Into
(tho, but the rlultn hits been put by the
men. all in the new arrangement parts
of divisions have hot-n gained with oth-
er parts that no Mimi and technical
mt'l’lll‘f of divisions has tattoo place
ADlllTIONAL LOCAL NEWS
Willis i‘ilnh, of Barton. who norm"
ml on this morning by Dr, Joan lili-
inni’llvl’. lliilllilt‘d by hr. it. (I, tlborer.
at tho :h'orwnlk Hospital.
)lirimi'llhmneiiy. of 12 Raymond
sirmvi, and hire. llertha Richards. of 21
“'6'" tom-t, wore diuchnrgod from
tho Nitrnnlk Hospital ytmiorduy.
ova—«W
Attornm- timyruo ll. Voltlmmh in in
liriduop-ori thin afternoon in cannot»
lion with bill lit-count an tmstt-o oi’ the
littnltrttpt ostnto of M. L. Room. A
dilute-mi of rim pol" omit. but: been
di‘t‘llli'i'd on till claims and there will
in- nomiw dividend in three months.
“Ame-w
A stranger. who noted rotuplflmmly.
won picked up Sunday morning by
illllcor l‘runk Raymond. 'i'ho nmn
have» lhi‘ boom of John Movie», and
hold thut ho had no work and was
trying to unlit to his home in Provi-
dence. ii. i. Judy! Taylor are the
«crowd on opmrtunily to not out of
town, Mt'lltm had two unending con-
sldorublu ilitit' aim-ll the doom and it
I‘Mi iiiililitlwtl that ho Wail trying to
an to him-it thorn
LOVE AND MARRIAGE.
to limit» homos'it ”neutrino Owen
Kliduru, tho author who used to lie at
twine-nutter. has n clover short story
dulled "'l‘lio iaittlo loves of Hula."
'i‘ilo trtlo in full of bright lines. which
no in show that the nest tilde" of
New York urn inclined to be chimin-
ilmiii' tout wri- worldly/twine in discus.
sing low tintl ruminant. item are n
few of tho uphoriitiita:
After touching it car you food foolish
for huyinx run After it. it's the some
with low nimr yeti notch up with it in
tuurrluu.
in love you dunno to nititllc.'ln mar-
rings yt‘iii itii‘o ii.
'i‘hn tnilll of honour hindnnttn ht moot
alien condemned.
ton «on t little love or n bud illitmh
Volt don' t burn to pump the orsiin to
that out all tim church cousin
litmi hollow it girl don't like Mitiilv
but till you not it. from her own line,
A pirl limitu iuwnrlill (Idling mart-Mi
illi‘ ultititi hit u buy ltrtillti lthiii‘ilti iiiil
liini «inolw
Four tilth ill the human body ti on
tor, of woman ll'n rtlotitiy thorn.
Wimp u follow enum trouble he to»
unity iiiliill by nutrylnu it.
A VAOUI iDIA.
intuit! his first visit to a form little
’Wlllllt outna- into the homo: rrylnu soil-
WMwW-m w
lilo tiltdhor.
"i wont out to m the tiith. and they
didn't live nothing bill inlllt’ subbed
the buy
"What did you gamut?" liiilliirnd the
lumber
"i'll not limo splint l annotated" r1-
lilltld till»; "but thinner. olhorntlomi
MM“ intuit-o from?" ..... Judge.
ll! .. m lawman. a
N, ,
“What Iii iiu- outlier. dour?" linitod
TRIST
M
and Herringbone Sages.
M8:
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
i
SPRIN l. ANNOUNCEMENT.
An Attractive Sho ingof Ladies’ Tailored Suits, Top Coats, Waists
and Sepa ate Skirts, on Saturday, March 21st.
Advance styles and the“most popular models in Ladies” Tailored Suits.
Spring Jackets and Lon Coats in Silk, Panama, Cheviot Broadcloth and Covert. .
Separate Skirts‘ m Voii, Chiffon Panama. Shadow Stripe Serge and Panama, Invisible Stripe
Lawn, Batiste, Lace nd Net Waists. a full and complete line of the well-known Derby,
Crown and Classic Waists in all styles and sizes.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
be in,»
()Rlilffl T0 SWPTLE ACCOUN
District of Norwalk. on. Pro
Court, March 30. A. 1)., 1908.
lstnto oi Jacob Wolf. into 01"
wollt, in said district. (incensed.
Ordered. ’i'lmt the administrator
hiltlt hits administration account
this court or ndjustmont. at tho
bole "moo n Norwnih, on tho 9th
of April. ions. at ill o'eitwk torch
and that all persons interested in
unlit!" may be notifltvd thereof. the
it» published in a newspaper ha
a riwllinlion in said district, hi i
live days before said mil tiny of
ill. 19M.
HENRY W. URI-IGOR
minialrntor will chime this ordo'
lion;
sold,
ud-
l0
'lllfi
mist.
Al»
Dividend Notice.
Sorwnlk. Conn. March l9. 1908.
At n meeting of tho lioord of I)
torn of tho Pnirfluid i'ouutv t-iut
linuk held thin titlt’. n tllrldond ii'.
raw or tour pm- omit. not; per
mun was dental-ml to drlmsitorh
the earnings of the its months on
Mnrrh in. Hill“. The union will in
ivrotl on tho passbooks and poll
and after April to. i908.
Ell-:i'MOl'll ('l'RT
milli l'lt Trf‘ili
FlNE ASSORTMENT OF
C
Souvenir Post Car
Easter Post Cards.
mill) it. .ltl
The F'ulrrtt-ld (.‘ouuty Sittings llnnk.
roc-
ill as
”to
un-
l'om
ding
t‘ll'
on
3.
"TV.
ds,
Paton - llurlbut Writing Pa
W. A. Briggerma
IUIIO Trail.
'0
Show a 3hr. Y\
Ontario
at no claim. .1
use not M Oil
The not vi ultocttowoliti limit and
him I Ilitll
moonlit» hot ir
”E's- oi'iuinol bla’stiohw—
A oliooilnrod mm “Ni r ends
Who mono
rolling i
In «mile in ii
We nothing and '3 that"
W! WIN". -.
ii. ,
Promoter it modern WE?!“ who.
Donovan Iiook. 1!! Washing“ It.
“Agent for crescent Laundry.
m -
We... We... .t..-wm .
” “61'5“:er .
1.. mm... a...
to Fort St" East Normilh.
H. ; rieger
Co.
SHOWING or
Newest Stunning
Spring Models,
including a nuinber of
Sample Suits
which cannot be seen later in the scason.
Latest and most desirable materials, all
colors, of course——-fine serges, chiffon
uglish sailings, new hair line
Panamas, En
from
. 15 to S35-ev
Wit
plain taffeta, fancy stri
teed satin. lnyestigate our charge system.
Suit lined
or guaran-
for
5eger&Co.
29- 31 West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
25c A
U I -
AHMDUI’I TINDII WOULEIII,LI. . ..... ....... Io
REGULAR HAMI.10II.AVIrm.LI... ........ . ................. ....18o
SOANIGOOUPIAHI.........L.....t.... .................. .....flo
HEALTH INN“! MiLK, I“ SAN .......... ...... 10s
. Elli IOYTLI ILUI LAIIL “ITEM UP . . ...... ......... ”I
Cotonou Wilton. celery, throng”. Applet. “routine. cellos." and Onions.
UNITED ouocsnv co...
Phone gross.
so No. Main St" Io. NM
Phone my
20c lb.
‘1me
Norwalk Chronicler