m with Will" to
7! WW WI? SHOW
r
tor their PRICE.
1
fit well no new coloring, 07.00
Jim Coats. in variou- uttractitre
en Tools, Plows,
Fanning Implements.
‘Painta. Oils. Varnish,
and everything you need for
, Spring.
tin line" and let on do your
{flower Sharpening and Repair-
ilo'w before the "man petition" in
orwalk Hardware Co
nhop near 11 Wall St.
39 Main St.
and you will iind that
‘ we're always selling
COAL
T
THE
SAME
OLD
SPOT !
a, . , M9 wisdom Si.
- The Ferris Coal Co.
, Have You Heard oi
e New Science
1 mg?
m in now receiving the attention
1“ may iodine in moiety, who have
this reform method of healing.
m markedly lmprovod in health
merino. have they hooomo
If! encouraging others to tollow
A example. No one rhouid live in
and sadness, of heart or limit.
they can live in health and hop-
5liy not" to the Chiroprtwtor at
i. Washington is. Havllantl aioeii.
IOit'l'tt NOIWALK.
Tic TMATMINTI olVlN.
bevy at Multan ahoprlrla on-
m the our, Nilllilifi the ttiatty old
[ to flown.
. m that, " he said impatiently
neat-eat hits.
," world the one he had
not. to in ontnpaoion. "we'll
our nuptial! who‘ll
la nihtt dent lilo» ll ,..
his Mom.
W
utholdlnu down a tramp
. Riwl't‘o datum. me out;
lyrhavinp a tit.
‘ FMMioiia! iihali i not
tit itiiti th w it in hilt taoo'
[in y it want to itlli
die Midniolliwnoar.
Wat—u
this mull..."
we a all lists" or
m . Olin A l
are ham. and he‘s all
“m m um an atom"
hit.
(i ovnncors t
”MOST FOR YOUR MONE. "
e wont you to atop In on your wiy over town and see our new
rvatlve and "snappy" atyiev;
in. newest lids utyloa.
WHETHER OVERCOA'I' 0R Bllt’l' l8
. WINE HAD]! FOR ”‘8 PRICE
m character individuality, distinctiveness ind consume-t
They have hon'eaty, thorounhneaa and
looting earring in
the heat oi all wool weaves in FABRIC. and they are the
Black. Oxtord and Calnhridxe
and stone.
shower-mooted materials. at, $10.00.
eveny overture.
MUSIC HELL
Advance Vaudeville and Moving Pio-
turo. Ivory Evening.
Wedrnoday and Saturday Matineea.
‘ Change of program Monday and
Thursday evenings.
Pricea ............... 10c and is:
Reserved nests 20c and 26o, which
can he secured at the Clifford Drug
Store.
Matinee prleaa—hc and We. Beat
Sonia.
.. _...... H..- mn......—..n.--... .. .... ...-.....
nov'r's Trimaran
THREE MOD-£13 AND SATURDAY
COMMENCING aritti. "H.
F. Willard Manon P'eaauta
PRESCELLE
The Pop uiar
HYPNOTliT and TILEPATHIST.
Special and otilv return i-tixitxrunut
before closing hln rit'iifliii.
addition to Pittdiit'ldLlJ-i
spot-int fonturr. Manager Mu
mail" ttfli‘ln
MRI. IONA MAY MAGOON.
who hurt tho dittllnrllon ui' lit'ltm
New logiania Only Woman Hypnotlat.
With tho combined not-two of Prior
cello and Mrs. Maroon in hypuottr
rontrdy. a progrnrn long to ho tome-m-
ht‘i‘tid will in,» given, ,
Tho. vaudeville monitors will ioriurin
YACKLIV A IUNNILL,
that Muaioni Art. and
DAlNTY LAURA HOUQTAN.
Evening Prion . the. 20o. No and so:
Matinee. loturday . . . We and lie
In on u
”Into-Um»-
BASKET BALL.
Team F. at the Armory.
Every Monday Night.
Neat 6;:Aprii 6th.
23RD STREETS.
NATIONAL LI AOUI CHAMPION.
guru-m
Preliminary Canto.
Puritan vs. We.
IANOINO PRO" 10 TO 1!
aorttaaton ........... .. ii GINTI
It!!! flint! ii I i'Oliiii.
WOW a...
it in only a traitor oi iiiitti until the
teen with the mirrowinu hnitit tuna not
at trinoa.
not... 'AilD nonunion.
l'ranlt 'ioeh.
Frank “Finch. mweiidrnown Dorian
veteran or the Civil War. tiled New
day night at. the hoopitoi oi the Fitch
flotdlera' Home, Home. where he
had been taken {ruin his home in
Danton. The deceased was in his
sixty-eighth year end to survived by
u widow and two aorta, Cheater Finch
and Willie Finch. Funarni aerviooa
will bti .held from the chapel of the
home Thu y afternoon at 2: Slit. nod
intermentw ll iollow in Spring Grove
cemetery.
Funeral of I. P. Murphy. ,
The funeral of Bernard 1’. Muruhi'.
the (armor well known printer. who
died iii the home oi his parents. Mr.
and Mra. James Murphy. 193 idly.
avenue, was held from ill Joseph's
Church this morning at. to o'clock.
The Rev Father Frunrin (irons othciub
ed and burial followed at St Mary's
Cemetery. in Norwalk. During the
nervlco Mina Helena Millard at 'T “M
Swoeily Solemn Thought. and on me
lmdy was borne from the church. the
choir rendered Nearer My (ind to
Thee. The pail hearera were Bernard
Kindelteu John Hyde. Joseph Murphy,
Thomas Hyde, William A. Murphy
and Matthew Kludellon. Owen Kindl-
lion. it won flower bearer. The tlorni
trlhutea were very beautiful.
a...“
Funeral of Father ihaniey.
The funeral oervlrou oi the law iii-v
'i‘. H. Shanley were. held at the (thumb
of tho Ahalimptlon. in Weatport, at to
o'clock this morning. and the body
watt taken to Waterbury, his birth
plane, for burial. There were ill)
prloaia present at the requiem high
mean at which the Right Rev. Michael
'i'irroot hiahop or ilurttord who crin-
brntit. The other othoortt were an fol~
lows: illith prlt'ut itev Patrick Knot
ing. of Norfolk; delimit, Rev. Thomas
ii‘tun. ot Port. Cheater; autrdmon.
Rev. M. Harry. oilinrttord; deacon»
of honor. lies. Richard Carroll, of
Hartford. nod Christopher Mrt’ arm of
Norwich: innate-r oi rort’imonim [tor
John Murray or itarltorti. unulutuni
monitor of orrvmonlou. ltov. Potlwr
Odell. ot Norwullt: purine-r. ltrv. Titu—
othv linnnon. of Lolwvlllo; molytea.
Horn. ii‘ogariv. of Norwalk. und iirod:
urlcli, of Waterbury: prroolior, Rev.
Edward lira-nuan, chaplain I'ttiieti
Stall-a Nut-y. Sowport. Tht- Rm: ‘Wll-
linm. Lynch oi Bridgeport,- wna in
rhnrm- of tho norviu-n
LAWVERO OON'T PAY" FOR OER
Vi
Hartford County Civil onlcora Ara
Tired of Wot-icing for Nothing.
Tilt-fr won it gathering of tit-poly
Iht-ritiu nod mnetnhlor of Hartford
r-minty lotvuu tit ‘lhn t'tlliiiiy building
in "W onpltnl rily rvrvtitly, who“ it
won mind to torni an organization til
the lilvil authors of tho roomy 'l‘ho
organization will have n imfldi lililt‘
and iii Iht‘ it'siIliu linw it will work tot
the mutual pruttrtion of tilt mnmln-ru
All tlnptiiy nill‘l'iffit tiltil turmultlm oi
ilit- I‘tlllili) illt' t'ii‘lilit‘ tor timinlwl‘v
whip
Tilt: tltolltiiy niit'ilthi itiiii t'utlrliiiiit'a
of Hartford have but littlv in tin mt
pum- otht-t-rr. and tha- minn- ultuntmu
“stalls lilt to the» duphty nitrrlttu utitl
t‘iiiitlllllllt'n of ill» inter tnwun tit ihv
mutiiy, Tlu- t‘tiiitiiiiitif'il unit tit-poly
slit-riffs ill ”in nilmll towns tlu itvl‘l‘il‘t‘
imlti on prior» and vlvll "Mi't'iii‘ unit
it til Iltllni'ittilii that in home of tilt-
inrnn imvmt lht- otl'lmtr who "mitt-it thr-
t‘i\'“ tut-trimA in... littrti work to gut
his mom-y from the inwyt-tn him mar
ploy tilt-iii. When the Pit“ "flirt-r got»
tired of working for nothing. ”iv" the
lawyer who don't pity rmtllttm ill" is
tired iti‘ ilt'illl "tilt 31ml." ntitl lie initmt
tut Riliilili'i' t'lVil r err in, do his trails,
and no it gone on.
Whllo tlm unit-ma ut lilo ttwt'tloit
nay ihtil thorn lit lit) intention of t'l‘l'til
iuh n Iiiiitlt lint or any thin; of litt-
kind it til twliuvod that. uiuh on or
[litigation will he or ilt'i’it‘fll to it” or
litre-re who nerve r-tvli prunes
liA‘l' POiil.
the imarti flownad Woman
lute on or Hot.
The attinrily moot-ti woman know
tull will the value ot hut. ptiiao. [hm
aha plant hrr hat on hot head and
itiit‘li it pill in it «titre-lonely? Not uho
title known. tor the host of reminds.
that anion-tin; the hill in a mortar
thtit deserves study uml that lililtll in-
door with «are.
That ovury hut.
polio.
'l'httt union il in polml rightly ittt
Mont to itpttilnd ii. iii irrational putt
humming it it is pointed well and moot
ttnpmretul it badly pulsed.
't‘hn oversea woman done not ltrmw
how to oditttti her hilt. it door litii
seem to realise that. the mini tip
littoranno ot a hat depends entirely on
its irritate; that "it“ to it in poliwti
right ii to. dowtiy.
’l'ltitt ii turret tut not curt-lulu on tile
f‘flll'lll'tt and tilt hulr moat Ito pulled
down in trout in show aurora ui' tilt
it'll poll waves.
That the altitt should lu- iiuttml out
it little nod tint intuit hair twolw iii
motion
Alt tor the hat. that it l‘i'llllil'iti lilti'
nine and that the lmt mum tuwnr he
Matted in nominee it.
That each pin should ulunv tutti hm
«tutor part oi the calm tit-hittin-
't‘httt the hot when pinned on should
Inuit it t and tltil'iittiil. though it
ohmtlti n that ottidittti hart-lemme
within it root "LWWWIAR'H World.
more" Mini. Witt" owe.
rounder with alpha
May Iooiut Whittt t'ltih tool
at tit-tar willow. ‘i‘ltti tit-lit
.Winotitmrr,
it till a a d to m. w“
won iii it
”no. [William Vellum. St.“ in.
on it? taut reenter martin of tint
mam. hot the «ottoman it i he «or
lrrtatnetltgiot
m mxmwmww.
How
in votmhlo of it
WM would Wt road
“Hi you in
harm’s“
MOMS” OURRSNOV IlLL HIAI'. .
3m. ‘
my ‘
bright not; make that at0h
boned-mined “tallest.“
who drink lousy oi GRAIN- 0 turn
ahead of school-rates who are
drugged with tea and noise. In toot.
“.ft‘t'tf’ii’nm‘ilhiiii‘d
a new
i. .1... a .u no...
”gnaw-o looka anti iaataa Shelia“ but
like“! roasted.fl WW
county one-hailuuoeiaom
WW
3 Mailman. g:
,Mau-u
, NOTICE
DOG TAXES.
Dot; taxes are now due and payable.
A woolly oi one dollar. in addition
to the regular license fee, will he
themed on every do; over the use of
at: months that in not linen on or
bolero Muy lat, puntmint tote law
now in force.
Norwalk, April lot 1908.
HERBERT R SMITH,
Town Clerk.
Mayor’n Ollice.
(‘ily ot South Norwalk.
April lot. 1908.
Notion is hereby given that a meet-
ing of illr' Board of l-httlmate and Tux-
ntiou of the City of South Nonalk
will he held iii. the Council Chamber.
Monday. April 6th. littili, at 8:30 p. m..
for "let ptit‘pttuo of mtmidertng the no
propi'lntlutln rocomuwndeti by staid
lmnrd for all the t'iil‘ expense» for the
ourront floral your and the tax rate
monotonic-lined lly Mid hoard doomed
inwmtnry to omit aurh «monument!
to moire much further alterations in
liltid estimates, upproprtattotia and tax
rutcm, tut it nhati. dos-m proper and to
,muttu. appropriate and lay a tan tor all
rlty pinpoint and to its the time when
the- tax so laid by it shall brooms» due
and payable. and to take nuvh nation
in runner-l to any and alliot the mat-
min prior; mo boom no it shrill demo
in i own: _\ null adv iotible.
F'liANt is I lil' RVl-Il .I.,
Mayor
til lw
iii 3t
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
tummy Hhoehttn. of South Norwalk.
hint t'tmi‘llt'd hilt tradition at: di'li’t'i‘ tor
lilt- Nnrwulh Boston ‘iltoru.
who has many
Nurwiiilta. in una- nu u
lumiul'ltu trip. to Port
iimii‘flii H. illsltvy,
(lit'ntlu ill Thi‘
rmt‘trl'li iiiil'ile
Lind Mliiilt'.
._.,........._.._.
t-otuttttlolraiton of til.
it'. om! A; ht. oi Nor‘
itun inn-n railed for tomorrow
Tim l’r-lluwi‘i‘liit (It'll'fln will ilt'
A ulhtuti
.itiilii'lt initial".
Wliiii.
iliuiii,
utii'ltml.
Titooma l titty-mood in the violent»
and it. i... t'ulrhuru, ulternato delegate
m the New York Real thiti'lrt router-
uuoo. whirll in in trunnion in firmitlyn.
Now ‘l’tult.
v . .. «We.
Mitt. it. W \uimr. oi‘ Qulninrd ovo-
out» won tnilmi to Pntoi'tmti. New Jt‘l'
tit-9.1m» morulur. upon reoeipt of
word tiltit lwr htothor lit notional? l"
Mitt Vt'itttir was nomniptioloti hit her
mu, tintuut-l i-i. Vulaor, Mari; at tho
i‘lty .N'nilunnl llutiii.
wem.vqn—I‘
Willie lliiiitl our No. 257. mm M
tlil~ ititnim mm: Willi aiiompllili '0
ltililtti the turn trout Willi timidt into
\lttin iiii'tltil this afternoon. one out oi
truulttt aunmuetuly nopotlatad the
switch while iiltt' other alerted down
Well utrrot Art n maolt the limiting
iiirriiauinut we» dammed, and that our
tutti to he lulu." to tilt! burn.
'Hitml'ti was no luluretttin. limo tor
a inomout yesterday afternoon nont-
tlw Washinuion strut. hrldao. in
North Main limits! A youot innit poli-
ml nu utuhrollo into an olootrio light
limiter itiiit. tliiiilidtt tho Nahaolttuno
riuur attire itiiti the loan in tho store
one horned out There war alao it
his thud: about the light trinket and it
hum started to run iwoy. hut it went
Momma before it had mile for.
M mm-..”
llill wt him in tiraoiham. England.
their in n iivlun” rim over an lituwa
ltmniilvu ill Wilitiii hoes store their
litilioy.
Jill-4th. wuil. we‘ve mt niiilnl
pluonu ovor hero whom it tellow run
pet. utuuu, toononhat-a Statesman.
m,~»~m
tinting Iittttil iiitrodtiond to the veil-
nruhio ohnuroiior. the hoatiilful tuni-
ttuu looked it him firmly tor ii iiilh
mum and thou. that to alert tho outi-
vorrulimi in the attention. ititititti:
"litmt you tintl it awtttiiv tryina to
have to «haunt-i when you doni that
iitltt it t“ «t'itltuitrti Wflvflwmltl.
"Mr ttotlry tutti nothing ho lirnltlo
tot to» omit tor hire lit-tore t a lion
utnueltmai chromium." until the rum
"Vita" millet! the loithltilt 1W
duliiti’ma "nothing hut prolong": «i'ittadri
«me u». va-v
immtgor." moron! the reseller or the
"lit that um.‘
Ar
"it ,
it. fit
SPRING
is.
and Herringbone Sergea.
THE LEAOING DRY GOODS STORE. .
iii
wenitnsnar, APRIL 1. ma
a
81 HYATT,
Nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
An Attractive Showing of Ladies’ Tailored Suits, Top Coats, Waists
”.V Skirts, on Saturday, March 218i.
Advance styles and Q9 goat‘pqmlar models in Ladiea' Tailored Suits.
re
Spring Jacinta and Lang “git. in Silk. Panama, Cheviot Broadcloth and Covert.
Separate Skirta‘ in Voile. Chiffon Panama. Shadow Stripe Serge and Panama, Invisible Stripe
Lawn. Batiste. Lace and Net Waists. a full and complete line of the well-known Derby,
Crown and Classic Waist: in all stylea’ and sizes. '
TRISTRAM 81 HYATT, NORWALK CONN.
A well known physician was tollln:
u trientl of the humorous phases of
the practice of medicine when he was
reminded o! the and me at a patient
who canto to hlm'uufforlng front hay
fever.
"Now, it is a fact." said the physi-
cian. "that in tiny rover lilrl'tt its no
absolutely infallible treatment. Send-
ing one portion to n certain climate
may result in n t'lil’P which would not.
materiallxo in the cash at another.
As it rule» I advise the one afflicted to’
min.» a lien trip. in this connection 1
ohm out-mintered unrest out-prise. A
large. lino looking follow chino to me
one tiny stuttering from My lever in
lta moot unraveled torni. i mode
the outlet suggestion that he take It
trip at arts.
'llo gave the it look of dlmuat and
prepared to depart. 'llomrode id"
lie unclaimed. 'ld doe candid of mi
oer-rid liner. I llh ad aha" "
DlVldelid ”Notice.
”ihi- l‘rilrlleld (‘tniutt l‘ii’liilii‘li ltunit
Norwnilt Conn. liinrr'li lit iiitlti.
At a nto-tiling of ”W iltinrtl of illrrr-
torn oi ”It it‘hlrtlold t‘oiiittl timings
liank lwid this tiny. ii dividend hi the
i’fl‘i‘ at four per 0"!” ti'ii itt‘l‘ Mb.
mint Willi tii‘l‘iiirt'd lo dopoaltora train
the earnings ot‘ the slit month» nudimti
Moron." .ltillli. The stain» will he tn
tort-rt on the luntttltooltu and paid on
and after April it) lililil.
i-li‘thiOi'R ('i' it'i‘iil
”lrtiaotlrw
i
i
I
i
trilitt i'Ji
PIN! AOOOITMINT OF
Souvenir Post Cards,
stun Post Cards. l
Eaton . um was... Piper.‘
W. A. Briggerman,
MUSIC STOII.
Donovan Ileoit. iii Wuhln'ton It.
Agent tor Croaeont Lou?"-
Honor 1. One Rises.
Oniords
in Mt Soothers.
Yet. Coitbon'iihtoi
mm and San.
[Millimni m tiiaauttri W '
“th and M Mi.
tiDear Mafiaizit.
room wnouo PRESCRIPTION. 3 ,
H.Krieger& Co.
SHOWING or _
Newest Stunning
Spring Models,
Sample Suits
which cannot be seen later' in the season.
”It lull tutti ““
Latest and most desirable that
colors, of coursew-iine
Pumas,
stri than: is Stu 835—4:
plain tailetMancy stdv
all
on
seizes, es,c
sumngsnew hair line
Suit lined
or guaran-
teed satin. lnveth'tgate our charge system
H. Knieger 8: Co.
29-31 West Washington Street, '
SOUTH NORWALK:
mamm
25c
moo-w
lSiiomeLaidEggs for
ARMOUR'I TIN“! OHOULOIII. i..l
llilirll
REGULAR HANS. liii.AviIa|!,LI........ ill
SOANSMORIARS. mm“!
HIM-TH IMNDNiLK "ROAM. . .......... ....... 100.
”Thu. ILUI LAO“. KITOHOP..............‘...............1.!
aopined», tattoos. celery. Oranges. onion 'i'ui'ttlpa. Gotham lei Gillette.
UNITED GROCERY (30..
49 For: it. last Namath. so No. Main it. lo. Namath.
Phone pm. Phone
Norwalk Chronicler