‘t’
tOvoroootI. motto according to
autumn.
'1‘th
Ito's-r rot- thalr rnICI.
con native “and
~ a”... .. 5:3. ...
Sula coats. in various attractive
. Tools, Plows,
A‘ Farming Implements.
Paints, Oils. Varnish.
and everything you need for
' Spring.
f'aet in line” and let us do your
lawn Mower Sharpening and Repair-
‘ingnow before the "ruah season". is
Norwalk Hardware Co
shop Rear 11 Walt at.
O
4m rott voila noun.
a want you to stop in on your way over town and see our new
y" styles;
m rm and stone.
/ 39 Main It. seats.
the newest 190! IterI.
WY GAIIIIN'I' WI SHOW. WHETHER OVEMDA'I' 0R SUIT lB
, tllfi'l‘ IXAII’LIB MADE FOR I?! PRICE
pooaug character individuality. distinctiveness and cot-rectum
mil. 1'th harp hon'ooty, thoroughneII and lasting service
'-Iro the beat of all wool weaves ta FABRIC. and they are the
Black. Oxford and Cambridge
ahower- -proofed materials. at 810.00.
”limb correct for clear weather wear. too.
Not to mention our SPRING SUITS for Men and Youths.
Copyright Clething Company
HARRY GOODWIN, Manager.
IVINV IVENINO.
MUSIC HELD
Advance VaudIvlila anti Movingl’lo
turII Every Evening.
Wednesday and “today Matlnoea.
Change of program Monday and
Thursday evenings.
Prlooo .. .............. 10c and the
Reserved seats 20c and 251:, which
can be secured at the Clifford Drug
Store.
Matinee prion—6e and 10:. last
CROWD
and you will find that
we're always selling
TCOAL
THE
SAME
OLD
SPOT!
149 Washington St. '
The Ferris Coal Co. .
B Have You Heard. ot
The New Science
of Healing?
which Is now receiving the attention
“ of man ladies In aoclety, who have
adopt to reform method of healing.
'Intl In markedly improved in health
'7 and appitarance hare they become
it they are encouraging others to follow
thOI'l' example. No one ahouid ive in
poll and aadneaa, of heart or litnb.
...”. they can live in health and hap-
pinaaa by going to tho Chiropractor at
at I. witsutngton It. Havllanti Iiocit.
‘ souru uonwaut.
mute 'rnaaruaura otvau.
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WMKMAN OIUOHID TO DIATH.
’ . HAWP‘ORD. March ill—Samuel
hatch. aged thirty-III. a worltman
on the pew turmory. in
of erection near the State
1. . watt cruuhed to death today
ItlI brother waI also injured and
in I the hospital. The man were
whistling a load of stool along a tuiniu-
twt‘a track when the vehicle tipped
m aad the cargo toll on Braxton.
limiting hla hat-.lt Hia Itrothor'a in-
wrist) are slight
titans WthLo'gou'rmua Ir
Mitt ti/ttl't‘ttt 'iad.. Mtiii'ii :tt
. hint conference of Indiana ililll
”old oparatora agreed today that
wont wagon shall continua ul-
y ‘pondlag a littillttillwlll of it
Thu means them will be no
.. of worit in lndiana ruino-
”Witt." Mid hint Wyatt.
, " replied Mr. Wyatt.
you spools a Itlttd word to
Utah hint wag his tail'.’ lie
ant) hit of examine all day.‘
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HOYT’S THEATRE
'*i y I" _ I. ...
BASKET BALL
Team F. at the Armory.
Every Monday Night.
Next Chill-:Apfil out.
23RD STREETS.
NATIONAL LIAOUI CHAMPION.
Preliminary Game.
Pastimes vs. Montaults.
oaucmo "Old to re 1:
Iomaotou ..... . as can"
tum OIma It I o'ElIelt.
NO TROUILI AT ALL.
One day last tillmmitf' a German on
terad an establishment of a photo-
grapher in u anuthoru town. and after
"moral giant-boa about the place. ob
aervod utournfttlly that the photo
urapher did not aeetn to haw the
pmpertira essential to the thltlug of a
picture he doalred
"l ahould lilte u Nature of turmoil
vottpiu‘ tit-aide my viitt'a grain." he
italti 'Idttype you fix a grave here In
do altop for the?
'I not afraid I bait-tit tho ttm-t-tt
unty aorouaoriou.‘ said the photogra-
pher. 'i'hou. ‘with an attempt at little-r
tiouttnoaa. ho suggested: "(lttttldn'i
wt- arrange to have the tulrtralt made
It the grave tint-ii?"
"liot'a in Iiettuaylvutln." sighed the
ilertuuu. "It vould to. too nationalit-
in go tlwe. Yuat you ha tip Ionic
Itlntt of a grate born to do a . I
could vmtp on dot. ii’tt no WIN for
in“ in teen auyvare."«llar'fa Wurli-
.V.
momma:-
When lore turns his toipanopa upon
a young man' a activity it dnaan' i looltm its
atitttll oil it. diti
You Were to Receive
W
ammo-n...
. Iaataaihlvaaaaia .
4% Montana)! film
Iranian tear. you' would ttitnpiy road-
tbaipyoutotilof-
tiltatinurgaraolt.
WM}
wombat Thornton ' at his hours
in Brooklyn, yoatarday. tit. mm
was I brotbartndaw of Ir. and In.
Free Pitur and tits. William Brian‘-
maa. and they want to that oily MI!
to attud tho funeral tonight. Intorv
mom will no in Bridgeport tomorrow
morning. .
loos V. Wood.
The remains of Rana V. Wood. on-
ole of A. N. Taylor, of Woodward avov
one, arrivid in South Norwailt this
morning. and were tattoo to Pine II-
land Cemetery and interred. Mr.
Wood. who was sixty-two years of
on, diet! in New Yorit, Saturday.
lonjatnin P'. Murphy.
The funeral of Benjamin I". Murphy
will be held at 10 o'clock to...otr..w
morning from St. Joseph's Church. in
'South Main I t. and burial will fol
low at St. ary'I "Cemotery in Nor-
walh. The deceased passed away at,
the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs
James Murphy, at 139 Ely avenue. The
deceaaed was formerly a well-known
printer.
mom 'oouu)
tt.t..w
Has Bronchitis and Otomach Trouble
at tho Hotoi at. I'tagls. .
NEW YORK, liarch sir-Madame
Anna Gould, who recently secured
a divorce from the Count de Cao
teliane. is ill with bronchitis 'and
stomach trouble in the apartments
of her friends, Mr. and Mrs. 'I‘Y
ler Morseln the Hotel Shflegla liia
dame Gould was said today to
be in a very nervous condition. one
went to the St Regis yeaterday after-
noon, after conference with her
brothers an ulster at, the home of
Milo Helen Gould, where Madame
Gould has been Itaying since her ar-
rival from France. It is aaid that Ma-
dame Gould expected to pay Mr. and
Mrs. Morse n Vltllt for oovorul days.
and that. her illness had developed utt-
expectodly.
Since. arriving in New York Ma.-
tiume Gould baa met Prince do Sagan
uoveral titnoa in company with Mr.
and Mrs. Morse, and there hat) been
much discussion of the‘poanibillty of
an nnnouneementthat she had become
engaged to marry the prince. Some
of tho tttombt-ra of the family at» "F
ported to be oppottt-ti ‘to ant-h an un-
gugotnt-nf.
utouwavusu a'rtLL or LARGE.
Police Baffled, But Hop. to Malta Ar-
raato in a Few Days.
South Norwullt‘u antttit-ur highway-
mott are Itill at Inrttr and tho puller-
nro almost at a standstill ill the case
on account of thtu actions of certain
people who Sttndoy were bubbling
over with information, but who in the
meantime have closed up an tight an
clnma.
Art a result tho police harp been put
to a grout disadvantage in "to (tune:
but are tit-tortttlned to land the guilty
pnttlt-a If it Is poaaihlo..
Yt-atordny Chief of Pilllt‘w William
Vollnwr and Deputy filteril .Iohu W.
South-y lrtli't‘ll'il about twenty tulle):
around the country looking up clues.
JAILED roe Var‘ranrrao Ion.
OLANV.
llltllitllci’tllt'l‘. March :li.-~tluatnvt-
IIompM'tl‘, aged 2ft, was fined 02!) and
given three months in jail today on
the charge of attempted burglary. He
went into a boarding norm) on liamil-
ton street. but night. and watt detect
ed by tho landlady tilting the bureau
of a roouwr. Tho woman called 0th
rrr it'lyttn. Then-upon Dentpalty pull
oil a revolver from hia pocket and plac-
ing it at his forehead anappmi the
hammer twice. There was no wound
inflicted. The weapon but two Ioadoti
nhantltera and three eruption. but
Ihtntpalty in, pulling the trigger
brought the empty chambers into pool
tlou. Dempttlty had secured tilt in
gold when ho was taught. This he
threw into a tlouot and it was found
and natal as evidence which brought
about his conviction.
ILUDID HOTEL .ILLI.
BRISTOL, March lil.~it‘. Cl. itoiaa.
Itravelltng Inleatuan for a Philadel-
phia hrut waadt-tainttd horn ttuiay at
the instance of the police at Spring
field, Moan, where it is paid that ho is
wanted for Imbeaalatnent. GM of the
charges in tha eluding of hotel bills.
hater In the day Bahia was intro. to
Springfield in the custody of lnapooior
Costello. of that place.
W t
HILL’I NANI IINT TO IINATI.
WAHHINIITON. March film-Tito
protaltitmt totidI' limit it) that Innate ills)
nomination of Dr. David Jayne Hill to
he tuttltaaa'udor oatraordiuary and plan-
lpotantlary to (lot-runny He also illm'
ed Arthur It. Itaattprv. oi ilitnoia. to
be mlulatar to The Netherlands and
tauttmthura and Spanner ii‘ Itddy. of
lllinoia. to ho miniatttr to tho Argon-
tiue ltapuhlin.
AbWNIOON—INADOILL.
Mlaa Nollie liradaell. daughter or
Mrs. Henry Heller. and Edward J.
Amundsen. of blast Norwaiit. wyra
married in thud Norwallt ltatttrday
utgiu and! are m residing at lit)
Inuttt train aim. depth Norwailt.
, littl'l'ii wntmm. Haas" M
ii. ~Itvanm timid“. datum, for
New York. was “it at out of”
In... .Wzdattltt' my. Ni
W
'hir. Lliloy Wanton Admiral GIIppI M
amur ARRIVAL 0' VIIOII-Ott
”it“ B. TWv l ‘i‘
WMHINOTON, larch Its-TM ia-
mtlgsuoa oi the charm made by
Representative Utter, of Couna‘ottout.
mt. the methods pursued by the
momma Company in scouring
ballistion. was resumed by the am-
ial committee of the floats today If-
tor a recess of two woaha. The om-
clala of the Electric Bolt 00mm! for
whom subpoenas had been loaned were
mitt
Ir. ”1on presented a roauoatt to
tho committee that Admiral Giant».
ohtaf oi the Bureau of Construction
of tho Navy Department, bo recalled
and all his questloba impounded In
t2. order in which he had prepared
i am.
hit. ulloy also salted that expert ac-
countants be appointed by the com
mittoe Io examine the records, vouch-
era. cheeks and other documta that
To? be brought before the committee
ho further suggested that "Inch
experts, If appointed. be put tinder oath
to make thorough Investigation and
accurate report as a basis upon which
alone your committee will be able to
fully interrogate the witnesaea tolil-
aisle of the company) When placed
upon the stand."
:‘i‘l making this request Mr, Liliey
In
"it la a matter of common infortna
ilon that in every Ittcceaaiul Inventi-
gation of corporate transactions where
money baa been expended for other
than legitimate corporate purpoaea,
the only Inner-saint method by which
the real facts have been disclosed has
been through the employment of skill-
otl accountants who are qualified to
rim down corporation uccounta and lo.
eate expenditure. of money which in.
the very nature of things are generally
covered upasfaraa possible by bonit-
heaping methods designed to defeat
any attempt to disclose the true trans.
action. it muIt necessarily be almost,
impoaaiblo for your committee. pro-
ceeding on its own initiative In the
examination of witnetutee and records
to bring to light the character of etc
penditurna that hare been made by the
Electric Boat, Company and its predw
rottttora in securing legialatinn and ap-
propriatinna.‘ especially as your com
tuittee has denied the the privilege of
being represented by an attorney in
the conduct of such examination."
The first witneaa examined w‘aa
.lohn P, Kellogg, of Waterbury. unint-
ant state's attorney for Connecticut.
and representative of the Electric
lloat Comyany in that state. Ills tea-
tituony dealt with a oonversationdn
l907 with Mr. hi let M which time be
not“ he showed r. Milt-y a memoran-
dttm prepared by Mr. Proud. providing
for it blank appropriation for aubmn-
riue boats. the boatn in be submitted
to competitive teats. Tho memoratr
dum said the Elt't‘lrif‘ Boat Company
did not want anything but a fair ahow.
According to the “‘llfil'llt Mr. Miler
aatd thia was a fair propnaltion.
TH! NOIBELEIO GUN.
(A tribute to Maxim.)
Noitwlenu gums and Implreloaa pow-
tier.
“'0! are making progress still;
tit-1mm aplt'ntltdly Isolate tilt when '0
sully forth to mu
Wr- hatre door with ulti‘ittlll methods;
they wore poor and they won?
alow;
llungiingly iltt' warriora did it
they aimv men long ago;
The great (nation booma no longer.
and no powder Irnolte betrayal;
We are marching on to glory and will
halt not while it pays.
when
We would acorn to beauty poiaon
welia from which our for-men
drink:
titabtting in the back in Iomrlhlnl
from which gallantly we shrink:
court-aim where we may Ili‘llt
use the pollution. amolteleaa gun.
We may illioot. the foe regarding it as
ditty hruw-iy done:
latt ua wave tho ag of progress day
by day we I ahead
With new enginoa for Increasing the
large numbers of the dead.
But
Iiail to thee. t) gifted Maxim. for the
Wooden thou hut wrought'
You will tell mt your invention will to
sure portion will you not?
For the wars doapita maohlna guna.
heap recurring as of yore,
And today we hit o thousand where
a hundred fall before;
Oh. the cannon trauma no longer and
no powder Iatnlta betrays:
We are marching on to glory. and will
fight on whl I it hit!!-
hloago Record-tiaraid.
mm
ALDRICH GUIDING! IILL.
WAiIilthl'l‘th. lurch :ll.~-'l'ho
house f'iliiitillliitit on banking and our
room will ittmtt tomorrow to decide
upon a «mono wig relevance id the
Aldrich attrrouvy l which has been
referred to that initiate. i‘hulr-
iliitll Fowler aaid a: the committee)
would decide what it there would be
hearing: on the ' or not.
WmmW
“NI MIN". ‘
"’I‘hla bill for Outfit is altogether
too high. " anlti tho Weill.
' "Int didn't l more you were NIH
and got. you omitted." ”plied tho
lawyer.
“Yea, ytiii did! but you haven't
provtitl that I'm em Inottlh to pay
this bill. yeti"
"What! You also Malibu with a
stub?"
Don't ho alarmed. dear air. that in
only in can one refusal to
SPRING
and Herringbone Borges.
nos 2 and 5 GAZETTE summon.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
An Attractive Showing of Ladier.’ Tailored Suits, Top Coats, Waists
and Separate Skirts. on Saturday, March 21st.
Advance styles and the most popular models in Ladies’ Tailored Suits.
Spring Jacinta and Long Coats in Silk, Panama, Cheviot Broadcloth and Covert.
Separate Shim in'VoiIe. Chiffon Panamt. Shadow Stripe Serge and Panama, Invisible Stripe
Lawn, Batiste. Lace and Net Waista. a full and complete line of the well-known Derby,
Crown and Classic Walats' to all styles and sizes.
TRISTRAM. & HYAT’l‘, NORWALK, CONN.
LEGALNOTICES
aonvnxr Norton.
District of Norwalk. In.
Court, March to. A. D., 1908.
Estate of Elizabeth I-Z. Goodwin, late
of Norwalk, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dia-
trict of Sofialk. hath limited and
allowed at: months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said ea-
tate to exhibit their claims for net-
tit-moot.
sent. their acoottnta. properly attaated,
i’rohntt»
Those who neglect to pre- ,
within said“ time. will be tit-barred a
memory All peraoru indebted to paid
estate are requested‘ to make immed
late payment to
0W EN A. RILEY.
int? 24 iii Administrator.
Making an error II had enough. but
it is nothing In comparison to being
on error.
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Dividend Notice.
The I'uirilo-id ('ountt- hint-lupin Itauit.
Norwailt. Conn. March l9. 1908.
At a tntvetlug of tho Hoard of Direc-
tom of the I':tirilold County i-Iatiuua
iiauk held this tittv. a dividend at the
rate of tour our rem. ti’x’rt per au-
ttom won th‘lnrttd to lir'DiiflilOi’fi from
the earnings of the six months ending
Mat-oh Ill. I908. The name Will be en.
tend on the panaitoolta and paid on
and ttitar April It). lfltlh. ‘
til-W hiOl'R oi‘ l arts
I‘rt-ttattrrr.
m 1" i 2t
FINE AIWNTMENT OF
Souvenir Post Cards,
Easter Post Cards.
Eaton -"'llurihtit Writing Paper.
W. A. Briggerman,
atustc Irons.
Donovan Iloott. 183 Washington It.
Agent for Cream Loom
Sloan a 'Dho not.
Outputs
at an atom.
Yahutfiuamsta.
WM and '3».
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“stair“
give it Itttiuily. " manila hiatmt
‘ ' .. .. hy 'tia dot
Martial flavow r w
trim iii {are batter Ioohia
a
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Newest Stunning
Spring Medels,
including a number of
Sample Suits
which cannot be seen later ill the season.
Latest and most desirable materials, all
colors, of course-L-fine serges. chiffon
Panamas, En' sutttngs. mhngsnew hair line
froml 5to$35—-ev Suitiined '
wi plain taffeta, fancy stri orguavan-
teed satin. Investigate our chavge system.
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29-31 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
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