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”Purgatory
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.o1%.mrm
the best of all'wooi weaves la FABRIC. and they are the
' 'Qhono.
F
INT WI BHO
”is. “ADI 70
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. emu"
HOST tor their PRICE.
coo-ensure and “moor" styles;
“ROOT FOR YOUR DIONEY
W1 or out till loan your” way over town ad I' new
err-$111.” totbo newest lIOI styles. see W
.Wiln't‘llllt OVBROOAT OR 3011‘ is
"'8 PRICE.
po-oos,charactor ladivida1llt.
have honesty, thorou
distinctiveness and correctness
nose and lasting service in
Black. Oxford and Cambridge
Bron. so well as now colorless. IMO and 110.00.
in various attractive showeroproofed materials. at $10.00.
iterating latplementc,
Points. Oils. Varnish.
and everything you need for
I s I g. I
"flat in line" and let us do your
'i log now before the "rush season" to
Norwaik Hardware Co
Ibop Rear 11 Wall It.
80 Main“. 80
Rois Coats
Quito correct for clear weather wear. too.
Not to madden our ammo sons for Men and Youths.
Cepyrtght Clothing Company.
HARRY » Wlthanager.
IVIRY CNINING.
MUSIC HILL
Advance Vaudeviilo and Moving Pic
turos Ivory Evening.
Wednesday and Saturday Matlnooo.
Change of program
Thursday evenings.
Pricoo ....... . ..... 10c and the
Reserved seats 20c and the, which
can be secured at the Clifford Drug
Store.
Matinee prices—5c and tile.
ats.
Monday and
lost
wwwwww
mu...“
...-...”..—
FOLLOW
THE
CROWD
and you will find that ,
we're always selling
COAL
1‘
run
sans
OLD
SPOT !
149 Washington St.
" The Ferris Coal Co.
wiivxi
Have You Heard oi
The New Science
of Healing?
which is now receiving the attenth
of many ladies in society. who have
adopted this reform method of healing.
and so markedly Improved in health
and appearsaco have they become
they are encouraging others to follow
their esstnpio. No one should live in
pain and sadnou. of heart or limb.
when they can livo In health and bap-
plnoss by going to the, Chiropractor at
be I. Washington ot.. Haviisnd stock.
’ oou'rtt uonwayt.
HABNRTIG TRIA‘I’MINTI GIVEN.
W-
ool-otter NATIONAL convoy
new.
IT. LOUIS. April 2.-'l‘lto Populist '
national convention was late In cont
messing proceedings today bacon».
of renewed alerts of the llryan men
to secure an adjournment until after
the Republican and Democratic con
teatlotta. They backed up their do
stands for an adjournment by llitt
clninttl lbht some of the delegates had
in on lutproperit chosen. and that the
entire call for the convention was It
legal. The Watson men. however re
tuned to listen to them The dotttttu
illoliou of Neill-stilts. Minnesota and
Hieltigan to boil it the program «it
titsitittg nomination is carried out Ina
unaltered today. The convention iltt
ally cattle to order with about not dole
plea prsooot. MAI pmnedlags
were begun by tastes It. Ferris. of .le
lishtito chairman ot the national
v
Wmv'vn—Qw ..
NT ODIN“. 0' VIIIILI.
Willi. April Imlteataar llut
WW for Now Vorit was hilt
lastly lloolt at I a. at.
y out about I p. tn. l‘rldya.
" You Were to Receive
.HOYT'S THEATRE
THREE NIGHTS AND SATURDAY
MATINEE.
COMMENCING APRIL ITH.
F. Willard Magoon Presents
PRESCELLE
Tho Popular
HVPNOTIST and TELEPATHIST.‘
Special and only return engagement
before closing his season.
in addition to PRESCEltlJtJ as a
special feature. Manager Mn-
goon also offers
MRI. EDNA MAY MAGOON.
who has the distinction of being
Now Englando Only Women Hypnotist.
With'tbe combined scenes of Pres-
celle and Mrs. Magoon in hypnotic
comedy. a, program long to be rcntottt-
bored wi be given.
The vaudeville numbers will Include
YACKLEY L BUNNELL,
that Musical Act. and
DAINTY LAURA HOUSTAN.
Evening Prices . 10c. 20c, 30c and 500
Matinee, Saturday ....... lite and 20:
.’~
BASKET BALL.
Team F.'at’the Amory.
Every Monday Night.
Next Game—:Apriltblll.
23RD STREETS.
NATIONAL LIAOUI numerous
Preliminary Callie,
Pastimes v1. Montsttlts.
DANCING FROM 10 to 12 ,
AIMIIIION BI GINTI
First Game at I e'Cioclt.
LAIT
Subscription Concert!
(IIAION 0' tear-.1101)
Management. at
Lillian Siterwood-Newltirit.
Locuwooo'o HALL. nonwats.
Wednesday Evening. April 8.'08.
A'TI.T.-‘Milll Katherine l.lnn. of
N. Y.. pianist: Lillian fillt'i'Wlitid~Nl'W-
itirlt. soprano; Adult (L Hurst-y. N. i'..
nontrallo'. (it-cit James, N, Y.. tenor;
Frank ('roattut, N. l'.. liltttil.
tin song cycle. "in i‘slrylutui." by
0. Morgani, Ullillllll‘lttfl and ut-t-otn-
bullied by Victor littrrilt. or New York.
Tickets at lllendenlng'a. ilntttrr'u
anti Pluiatetl'a drug stores. 11.00.
WANTID 'l'O IITTLI i'l'.
'I‘huy omitted and wont out to board
Amt stnywt thsro a wait and well
toward
Another: llll'il tht-y
Illtiyltti illiiil'i """" 1o fttllts sili'
a wait to titmidp which one slurred.
littttnlob Post.
c-rs "Tiltli‘II'ti tlrt'aii lli’tll thorn.
Randall-
uutltrolittw
“or
N M e to catch his «ye
Well. here! 'l‘ttilo ltty
tittrper's ‘Woeitly.
"gut
, mail has salary. eras tea less. you would simply resti-
continue to live and lire welt .
Ital-at and ttitiho it bots you to a nor-
may in this bash at four not cost.
:‘7 ”m IAN“ WWW
SOOTRNRT. April: I.—-Tlta open
season, for trout fishing began at sua-
up yesterday and as a consequence the
streams are lined with oagor notice
men today. The problem of protect-
ing and propagating dob and goats
birds In ti. state is again brought
to the attention of the community and
and arguments are advanced. What
Interests the sporting community at
largo interests the residents of this
vicinity and the visit of local sports-
men the stomping grounds of the
stats lish and game commissioners
last week brought some Interesting
facts.
The conunisslon will take in this
year about ”0.000 from hunters' it-
censcs. The money will be spent on-
tirely in the preservation lull stuck
lag of the woods and fields of the
state with fish and game. The commis-
sion is making every endeavor to get
birds to breed from. The first order
of Hungarian partridges which were
shipped to the game conunlsslonsrs
were lost in the wreck of the vessel
in which they were shipped off New
i‘oundland. Another shipment has
been promised. Quail have been or-
dered from the South and from Okla-
home.
The: present laws of Oklahoma pre-
vent the shipment of birds from the
state except by a game warden or an
lndlan. Alaw was passed by both
houses of the last legislature allow-
ing the shipment of birds for breed
lng purposes and it will receive the
governor's signature In a short. tints.
Connecticut has the first order in for
birds and this fact gives the game
and lish commission some encourage-
ment. Almost every state in the tin-
lon has laws prohibiting the removal
of game birds from their limits. Even
when they can be obtained the prices
charged are exorbitant. The Connecti-
cut commissioners are planning to
raise their own stock when the first
start is obtained.
in connection with the fish hatchery
at Windsor Locks the commission has
a pheasantry which is producing line
birds. Among them are 250 ring nccit
cd or Mongolian pheasants which will
be ready to liberate this spring. (lame
Warden Smith. of this county. has ap-
plied for the allotment. They will be
liberated in thoroughly protected ter-
ritory in this county this spring. and
this town will get its share. There is
also a fine flock of golden pheasants
which will furnish supplies as they
multiply.
This been a fortunate season at
the fish hatchery and there are now
20.000 brook trout fry in the troughs
strong and healthy. which will be dis
tributed as flngerllngs next October or
November. A visit to the hatchery is
wcll worth the time and lroublc. The
cottttttissloncrs meet at the capitol ev-
ery Tuesday at it o‘clock and they
will listen to every one who has 3 aug-
gestion to offer or qtiostloatt to ask.
The problem before the. cotutttission
is lllOl't' diMcult than appears on the
surfscc. it concludes the difficulty of
procuring birds front other states anti
countries, their safe transportation.
the selection of localities where fish
and game birds may be distributed
with the least liability to be disturbcd
until they are developed and accllmst~
ed. and not the least, the impossibility
of pleasing all classes of gunners.
A correspondent In the Hartford
Coltrant recently complained that the
ordinary gunner furnished the money
by his license to stock the state and
that he is forbidden to hunt except on
his own land. He assorted that the
Iloh furnished by the state were lib-
erated ‘in posted streams and the
birds bought from the money paid in
by the gunners at large would be dis-
tributed to a similar manner.
See how much the 320,000 collected
from the gunners of the stain will do.
Estimating that half of this territory
is occupied by cities and parks or not
rttitablo for game birds. would leave
about II for every 040 acres to cover
the propagation and protection of the
birds. With quail at I2 per dose-u
this wmtid allow- about four doors to
cycry lilli acres with nothing left for
game wardens and other expenses.
One warden cannot care for more
than a square of ten miles. This is
not a very promising showing for
propagation. The problem resolves It
self to this. Place the first few dis-
tributions on fully protected ground
and trust in Providence and the fu-
ture. l-luch territory is now about all
confined to the water sheds owned by
the various hydraulic companies of
the state where fishing and huntlttg is
ttow prohibited except by special per-
mit. There the birds would hays an
opportunity to develop and reproduce
undisturbed. The complaint that a
gunner la dobsrrcd from bunting any
where except on his own ground is
practically trite and this condition will
llr' aggravated as little goes on.‘
lintt not this pltttt been followed lit
”in distribution of trout lhcrc would
have been no trout streams iii the
state now. A few of the larger and
stripe of the smaller streams are post-
ed but as 1 title the llll't'llllii of this
violalty are free. in this vicinity the
following streams are open to trout
fishermen: Mill river to litttn Mor-
ttir reservoir: Asptuuclt river from
nipperiy‘o mills to the paper tutti and
tort relies be onti; tiaugalttoit river. its
entire leugt. excepting one mile
above iiippurly s ntill: weal branch of
the Iaugatttalt from iiipporly' a utiii to
its search so ittreaiuo were all
slashed by the Willilifll'i slutrtstnttu
and he is perfectly familiar with the
territory and surroundings besides
these there is the Roaring limit.
I-Irowatt broult anti tint Norwaiit river
and ttraselug whats their art- trout.
in fact. there is fair trout ilttltlttg all
4 over this county.
.. ...“... ..
1 tips. It . What to would that
‘ bison Wilts-tut yer lutt tort
5 It. m‘l‘hat'a for your first
sorry he died 'l‘lbiiita.
"i have never been whipped
once."e1eisrcd tits hurtful tntto.“1od
«--..m.»
ventured lilo ltteeh
-Wosnut'tt items 0-0
all kinds of suggestions, complaints These
all"... to say. it was for teliltig the
t "l outwit iron."
.3 also strictly.—
Diotrict of Norwslir. 1s., Probate
Court. March II. A. 1).. mill.
illotato of lolly A. Gorbam. late of
Norwsih. In said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trict of Norwalk hath limited and al-
lowed sis months from the date hereof
for the creditors of said estate to ex-
hibit their claims for settlement.
who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within
aid tints. will be deborrod a recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate pay-
meat to 4
EDWARD E. OORHAM.
m2tl at I Administrator.
prams sun FUNERALS
Louisa Johnson.
Miss Louise Johnson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius B. Johnson.
passed away this morning at her home,
Woodward avenue. after a lingering
illness, hilso Johnson had a large num-
ber of friends who watched with pain
her decline. Her system failed to re-
spond to treatment and it had been
apparent for a long time that there
could be but. one inevitable end. The
deceased was 22 years 6 months and
22 days of age. Funeral services will
be held from the house Saturday at
ternoon at 2: 30 o clock. The Rev. H.
B. Carpenter, pastor of the South Nor-
wailt Baptist church. will officials, and
interment. will follow at Riverside
Cemetery.
—
WANT DE OAGAN DIPORTED.
Socialists Iay Prince Has No Visible
Means oi M90".
CiNCiNNATi. April 2.-——l.etter1
were sent to President Roosevelt and
to the Commissioner of immigration
yesterday by Nicholas Klein. the vet-
eran Socialist leader. on behalf of a
number of cincinnatl Socialists asking
that Prince da Sagan be deported from
this country.
“He Is an undesirable citizen." the
letter to the president says. "He he
longs to that class which gets its liv-
ing by others‘ labor and is worse than
an anarchist. Prince de Hagan does not
return to society an equivalent for the
good living he gets for nothing. The
action of De Sagan is out of the pale
of respectability. Franco doesn't want
hint because he is a prodigale. We ask
that you order him from the United
States.
"Surely we don't want a. man smona
us who is trying to get the millions In
possession of a woman which were
earned through honest toll of. (hops
ands of American workingmen."
The letter to the Commissioner of
Labor asks that the immigration rules
be revised’ii'o that it will its impossible
for mPI’l of the. do Sagan sort to come
to the United States.
"He never worked a day In his lilo
and has no visible means of support."
Klein's letter to the commissioner
says "Please use your best efforts to
deport this undesirable."
When this move of the Bocialistsbe
canto known here today it was quite
generally commended. .
......"—
COUNI-IONI FURIOUB.
PARIS. April 2.—Count Bout do CM
lelinnc. who is a cousin of Prince ile-
iio dc. Sagan. is represented as being
furious at the confirmation of his sus-
picious that his former wife. Mme.
Gould. intends to marry the prince.
and the Paris newspapers are having
fun over the idea of Mme. Gould's re-
cutry into the French aristocracy as
the Princess do Begin with a reduced
lortune of only “0.000 a year. that
sum being egarded 11 prodigious in
France. T e Gil Rica is hilarious ov-
er the prince's alleged reply to an in-
sinuntlon that he was a fortune hunter.
in which he said: “At my use a man
only marries for love."
A Pittsburg jury has said that a
kiss is not worth 02.000. A Pittsburg
ltlss lsn t ~iigltstoa Post.
"tins your courtship horm- fruit?"
"Yes. but not to my lilting." "How
so? 'l proposed to her that we matte
a pair but she handed me a lemon?
~—.\'ttshvlllo American.
Many people actually thlult that
thew ill something degrading about
high grading.
soles. "
DOG TAXES
lioa lust-u are now due and payable-
A penalty of one dollar. in addition
to the regular license for. will be
citation! on every dog over the age of
six months that is not licensed on m-
below May tst. pursuant to tho tuw
tiott lit force.
Nurwuiit. April lat. tuna.
liltiilllltlit'l‘ it. thl‘l‘Ii.
Town Clerk.
neuron
*
Mayor‘s titties.
City of South rwatit-
at is»
., N08. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT.
An Attractive Showing of Ladies’ Tailored Suits. Top Coats. Waists
' and Separate Skirts, on Saturday, Match 213i.
’Advsnce styles and the most popular models in Ladies' Tailored Suits. .
Spring Jackets and Long Coats in Silk. Panama. Cheviot Broadcloth ”and Covert.
Separate Skirts in Voile, Chiffon Panama, Shadow Stripe Serge and Panama, Invisible Stripe
and Herringbone Borges.
Lawn. Batiste. Lace and Net Waists, a full and complete line of the well known Derby.
Crown and Classic Waists in all styles and sizes. .
TRISTRAM £81 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
'eget 8: Co.
. snowmc oh “I ,
Newest: Stunning
Spring Models, '
once which rcquires that the interior,
including a number of
Sample - Suits
that those inside shall be in fttll view
which cannot be seen later' in the season.
at all times, bttt the law has been cir-
cumvented by the saloon keepers.
While complying with the terms of the
law literally the saloon men have lie-l
cured the desired privacy by mailing)
use of a couple of strong electrlcl
lighil backed with reflectors. so that-
any one. attempting to pour into the;
place is blinded by the rays of the.
llxht. This ruse is to be tested in the
courts.
hian~liltl you say your lllilllllllfi!
whipped me because you wouldn't tell
a lie? .
llowaes. sir. She wanted me to
tell me teacher 1 was sorry i piaycd
“hockey." when i wasn't—Chicago
News.
Dividend Notice.
The l-‘sirflcid County Savings liank.
Norwallt. Conn. March l9. 1908.
At a meeting or the llonrd of llll‘tw-
tors of tho h‘nlrflcld County Savings
llunlt bcld this day. ii dividend at the
rate of four per cent. ti'it per an-
nttm was declared to depositors front
the earnings of the six months ending
March ill. 1908. The same will be en-
torcd on till: pussimoks and paid on
anti after April i0. 1908.
SEYMOUR CURTIS.
Treasurer.
FINE ASSORTMENT 0F
Souvenir Post Cards,
Easter Post Cards,
Eaton - Hurlbut Writing Paper.
W. A. Briggerman,
‘ MUIIc ITOIII.
Donovan Ileclt. 132 Washington It.
Agent for. Crescent Laundry.
Sloan‘s Dita “are.
infill i2!
. St‘ if \\ "t\\
. _ ’4ut but. truth“
Latest and most desirabletmaterials, all
olors, of come—tine serges, chiffon
enemas, En lish sailings. new hairline
stripes, llrom 15 to Ills-every Suit lined
with plain taffetaiancy striped or guaran-
teed satin. lnveiligate our charge system.
H. Kriegerdz Co.
29- 31 West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWAW
Caloric
ARMoue'o rssoan IHOULDINIJ... ..... . 1.
h ‘“ Rubbers. ntcotaa NAMI. to it. stems. LI..... ........................ . lat
soausooooesano. . . . ........... ....sso
Y‘R.“R,5\\u.‘ t "11va same MILK mt can. .. . . . lie
is Home Laid Eggs for
m IOT'I’LI lull LAIII. NITOl-I ue ..................... too
Ipinaoh Lettuce. color-y. Oranges. Apples. routine. coobsgss and Onions.
Wt TM and '31s.
April at. tttolt.
stub-u is hereby iron that u tut-ct-
tug at tho Hoard of litttato and Tax
illltili of tits City of Mouth Norwullt
will In: hold at tho (‘cunrli (‘.ltlilli|itli‘
Moudut. April lillt. illiili. at it: on it. til.
lot llto purpose of considering the up
pruprlatiuua rsouuuuended by said
board for all the city catwuttss for tile
lillll‘lllil iiacal your and the tits rate
rucuttnmutluu by said board deotuell
necessary to meet such canvases and
in metro such hustler attentions to
said ostunatee. subtotal-lotions and tar
rater. as it sits fittest proper and to
storm ilililllm tonsil lay a on tor all
city purtmaos d to Is the time when
the tea so It itshsil basaltic duo
‘Illll payable, on t‘dmgsitfi ritual}. acting
a reopm to as a t 1 m1
tot-1 bolero board 11 It shall deotu
sitter-sort s
i. liliilNliliain
i It
Jo
S850 and MM.
that met“.
Geah’ For“.
UNITED GROCERY co.
49 Fort In. East Norwslit. so No. Main It. Io. Norwalh.
Phone airs. Phone log.
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FRIDAY“ AND SATURDAY.
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