Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 4, 1908 · page 8

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llAlIitY Wooonwnt, Manager.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

dyerythiug you need for

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‘ ,t We line" and let us do your
W blower Sharpening and Repair.

Whombefore the "rush season" In
.5 i

I Walk Hardware Co

shop hear it Well at.
89 Main 0t.

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

CROWD

and you will find that
we're always selling

COAL

OLD
SPOT !

149 Washington St.
The Ferris Coal Co.

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Have You Heard of

The New Science
of Healing?

which is now receiving the attention
of many ladies in society. who have
adopted this reform method of button.
and markedly improved in health
and appearance lla’ve they become
they are shout-aging others to follow
.tbsir example. No one should live In
eel-sad ssdaetls. of heart or llulb.
pi ‘ I note: lathe Chlroprseto: at
at dew-amnion ea. mums elm
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”AINITIC TREATMENT. GIVIN.

 

 

 

W
ILI“ DID "CT "I THE MONIV.

Nflw YORK. April t.-Corllelitls
I N. bliss. treasurer of the Republican
‘ national committee. said today that It)
hi ad tlte Republican party is (on
Militia) mutilation of “00.000 was
made to a entertains (and by the limo

tall attest I.lttlllway Company in
Mr. Ililsa‘ statslltcnt wait

hiditght forth by the publication of the
rewind collie-(till of it presentment
.‘adtiil to he lllltlltr by the New lot-It
my It‘lllll buy based upon «vi
‘ iIIOIII More tbiit body by Tim
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II' Wilytiu. lined iliulstory: said
lilies. "and so far as the ltvyohttw
”It! i concurred. it in absurd.

thing has “Illblllwilml Nine
(lullnrn lets his stun
at nitrite: are use all/tiling lillo thlil
“MVMI II'tIIIiI It“. Iluown illituit

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W WWWW‘WWW WW tm-Justico

of the fill ieum
slid to lieu debt
with tractor turned his

 

 

rwar over term and see our new

‘ tum m

m m, individe
They have bos'estr. thoroughness and lasting service

m'm belt of Islinoel waves in FABRIC. and they are the it.
W y" styles;

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W Norwallt. Conn. March 19. mos.

‘ and after April to. 1908.

use live in health and Itva

 
 
 

You Were to Receive

hits newest it” styles.
“Wig? OlffltCOA‘t‘ OR SUIT, l8

silty. distinctiveness sad connectingcl

Black, Oxford and Cambridge

and ‘10.“.

s

burglary The negro first gave battle
to Justice OGorntan' s butler when the
latter attempted to elect him from the
house. Hearing the noodle Justice
O’Gorrnan first telephoned, for the po-
lice and then ioined in the light. using
his fleets to such advantage that the
negro was put to illght. The police
summoned by the justice unived in
. time to arrest the snegro.

 

Greatness never was brought by the
sale oi goodnesh.

Auction Sale Wot House-
, hold Furniture,

Th'uredey, April 9. at the storage
warehouse of I). J. Reynolds & Son,
till Main street and Gregory Place,
tables. stands, iron bedsteads. mut-
tresses. pillow a. carpets and rush lace
curtains. portlers', table covers. silver
tea sets. butter dish. cake basket, fruit
dish, syrub cups. chairs of all kinds.
china, bricra‘brac. fancy lamps. tins,
crockery, dress goods. clothing. nic-
truulte, bureaus. washstands
sprlnn. ice box. cook and parlor
stoves. Boston reactor, mahogany ball
but rack, with swingin mirror. Many
other articles not on th a list. Sale at
l oclock sharp.

‘ JOHN W. SCULLEY, Auctioneer.

 

 

Dividend Notice.

. The l-‘airfleld County Suvlngu limit:

At a meeting of the Board of Diver.-
tors of the Fairfir-ld County Savings
Bank held this day. it dividend at tho
rate of four per cent. (4%) per air
until wait declared to duruisitors from
the earnings of the six months ending
March it, 1908. The name will be (In
tercd on the passboolla and paid on

SEYMOI'R (‘l'lt'l'iii
Treasurer.

N03101:.
DOG TAXES.

Dog taxes are now due and payable,

A penalty of one dollar. in addition
to the regular license fee. will be
charged on every dog over the age oi
six months that. is not licensed on or
before May ist. pursuant to the law
now in force.

Norwalh, April let.190il.

llitlltlll-lli'l‘ it. ShilTii
Town Clerk.

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NOTICE.

Mayor s (Mice.
City of South Norwalil.
April let. lbtiil.

Ntiilt'u Is hereby given that a meet-
ing of the Board of Estimate and Tea-
ation of the City of South Norwtlllt
will be held at the Council Chamber.
Monday. April (ltlt. limit. at It: to p at.
fill‘ the purpose of cousiderina the lip
propriations recommended by said
board for all the (Iity uxwliws for the
current flaunt veer slid tluI is: rate
mutumonded by fluid board deemed
necessary to meet Illicit (Iauoulioa and
to lllalio ioinlt further alterations It
said estimates. appropriations and tits
rates, as It shall donut proper and to
make appropriate and icy it tax for all
oily purposus and to its the time when
the tits we laid by it shall become due
and parable. and to (site such action
in t-estmot to any and all of the lllidI'
ieIl'lt before said lmard hWW it shall deem
pom-slum and advise

I‘ltAh‘i‘IlW l ltl' Ilh'llild"

lit in Mayor.

 

155““ GOTTLIEB. W
Gents‘ Furnished

Men's. Boys’ and Chil-
dren's Shoes

 

 
 

' the kidneys and a feeling of lsngnnr

' the very spot where they were needed

illicitssmyamis.

Wleuth IWIerItntsilgr no will“. ”and

“that?
ActrldflastraisWWssodtieswrewh.
Alittlsosesslls may titekldneys.
Spellsothae
OrsonleIrreguisri “Inserted.
Acenstnrstsedy Mattress.
Amsdloinetttstaaewvm every call.

is Dean's Kid-try Pills. a true spev

Here is South Norwalk
hire. lites O'Hara, of :5
south Norwaih, Cons. says:
rslgo l strsimm my

first i attribute my kidney trouble.
had a most distressing weaknessof

M0. 8!»
“Two”

and wearlnsss i tried litany remedies
but found no nalicf until i began to
take Doses Kidney Pills. procured st
Plat-text's drug store. They‘went to

only relieved the of it: «i frei-

and
nguor, but also regulated the

tug of
action of the hidnsy secretions.
cannot say too much in their praise.
For sale by all dealers Price to
cents. Foalefldilburn Co, Buflalo.
New York. sole agents for the Uniwd
States.

. Remember the airmen-"Donn swund
litlie no other.

JUNIOR aocic'rv eoclAL.

Ende'avcrere of South Not-walk Baptist
Church Coors a Success.
The five cent social of the Junior
lndesvor Society of the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church, last evening.
brought out a large audience. The
program true of: interesting one and
was very liberally applauded. it was
under the direction of the preuldont
of the society. Miss biay Robins
The various numbers were.

Piano Solo '

Wilfred Robins.
Chorusw’l‘ho Path of Light.
Juniors.

e

Recitation,

Mamie Brennan
Solo—The Stars Shine Brightly
Emma Liner.

Miss McFarland.

itec itation.

Song,
Mamie Brennan, 00m Remnon. .ios-
ephiue ilecesare, Florence Perry.‘
Recitation.
Mary Avalione, Emma LimtIr. Juliet
Dccesnre.

Recitation,

Lewis Miiih.
Solo, I
Alain ilertlnte.
lit-citation.
Mildred Reuison, llert Mills Minnie

Mills. Josephine Decesslc

Song,
(title.
Recitation.

(‘ors Rumsou.
Recitation,

Miss McFarland.

Soup—Soldier of Jesus,

Juniors.
At the conclusion of the t'lilt‘f’ullllI
iutIut. li't' cmmi and cutie were served.

unamsmauo ruunasLs

 

ciflo.
flatly South Norwailt people rely on M

I
Wm" “M “i brother-indefi, durings

l led a week ago holiday and that bitch—

 

Clarence celeb list a Fight
with Illsv Mole-law s
Fewllays Age and lsierbied

serum. “WWA tho-On the order of
Com: CbarlssA Minot 311an
Clarsm Nichols twenty-one
run old. was arrest“ on a lemon
the combine oftlsis place last night
by ty Cheri! Johanna and taken
“on to await the result of in
arias received by Party With, his
quarrel in

 

“Newton as few Ilse

Tito death of 8m ,wlio was piano~
m of the Yard farm near hiewwwn,
occurred later in the evening. Dr W
H. Riemann cal coauthor of New.
town. and Dr. D. C. Brown. of Danbury.
are to melts an autopsy today to deter.
mine the «use of flmith's death. it is
alleged tbst Nichols and Smith quer-

ols struck. Smith upon the bend. Smith
was attachedbypsrelysiss few days
ago. He was forty-one years old and
married. Nichols is held at present
on a charge of assault and he spent
last night in the Drudgeport lull.

ROXIUIW CLUB MEETING.
M
May Erect a Club House on lantern
Latte.

A meeting of the Rottbury Club was

held last night in Norwallr. A noun
ber of matters pertaining m the club' s
welfare were discussed. There had
been some argument relative to a
proposition to increase the member
ship. but it was voted not to take in
any more. The club new numbers
eighteen.
For some time the, club has been
considering the advisability oi having
a structure put up at Bantam Lake.
to serve as a club house, but has not
yet arrived at any definite conclusion
as to plans. etc. The club has the
chance to secure a lot at Bantam Lake
at a reasonable figufs. the same havv
lug been snapped up at a bargaia’somc
time ago by a member of tile club.

iNOEPlNDENCE “#3005 HA8 NO

 

 

BOSTON... WAWpril d.~The supreme
court witty decided that the Indepen-
deuce Magoo is not one of the two.
leading political parties of the state,
and that It has no right to a "prenu-
tatioo on bi- partltlan boards. The
leguo through information brought by
the attorney general, sought to have
its claim allowed on the ground that
its candidate for governor at. the last
election. Thomas L. Blsgen, of Spring-
iloid. polled more votes thou did He!»
ry hi. Whitney. of Boston. who lead
the regular Democratic ticket, al-
though Whitney’s total vote luclndng
those thrown for him as an indepen-
.dent candidate, was more than Hie-
gun's.

u.“—

GOVERNOR GIU LD BETTER.

BOSTON. April l.-—The fort-noon
bulleiln from Governor Gulld'a home
today was more encouraging than for

 

 

Itavs Kotora.

Stew Kotorts (lied thie morning of
pneumonia. at his home, it Lexington
avenue. The deceased wan about 3'."
yearn of age and had been ill only four
days.

Funeral of Louise Johnson.

literal services over the remain of
Misti IJIIIIM Johnson were held this
afternoon from tile home of her par-
rot“. in Woodward avenue. TheI itov.
II. it Carpenter. pastor of the South
Xorwalh ilapttst Church. officiated.
and burial followed at Riverside Corn
etery.

" ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.

 

The fire box located in (Brand street,
Norwslli, wits tested this noon, and
was found to be in good condition.

 

The residents of the Woetport. road
are in hopes that a fire bolt will be
installed In their locality. and think
it would be a protection to the County
Hollie for Children as well as tor
their house». and there is some titlit
of setting up n petition.

 

Thi‘ trolley Wire under the Monroe
tut-net railroad bridge has been lel‘
ad and cars art- now able to pass from
Railroad avenue again. To overcome
the diilinulty till cm were run under
the Washington lliruol bridge (still
down titvutll Main Ml‘tItII, until repaint
wore made.

.. ”Maw-mu -.

title VANDIIIlLT TII'l'lrIII.
Ia Idahln. Her Home With Her Meth-

I er-In-Law While in New Yerll.
NEW YORK. April 4tw'Ml‘N, Alfred
(I Vanderbilt. who lilvr' testimony
yesterday before ltnferon David Mc-
Pluto in her suit tut tllvorotv, will mn-
llutltI bur Muty today. It won built-v.
(In that Milt. \‘unttorbtit'e ordeal was
at ttri end when she loft the retentive
(tiller yesterday. but it (meteoric m-
dliy thst her story had not been noun
piston still that title would talu- the
«tandem litoday. aviary slim ap
unread ItW brine matte tool lie the
lane. and it nevus their (bill
Wile referee will be in poasliasinll of all
the evidence in a very short time Int
ntcdltlleiy after the (till witness has
h‘sardbar. locum wtil basin
worli report. which will he
handed to minutiae O'Ctu'mati In whom
the totem was appointed
'l‘llm lllttt lit-tut much Intuit-(tint
«titular-at since the notumsueetnent o
the divovnn article on the fuel that live.
Vanderbilt when in tIIIIl city has made
her headquarters at the home at her

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

, W ,Wrterratebiesa. "yea would elmylyrsad»
0:11an 1mm ""ML',’ mil i.

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alumnus».

 
 

mother. flirt (Sonatina
It wire from the old-
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.some days. The governor was report.
to have ‘ 1 good night, and
i ll o‘clock Mil Mount comfortably.

REDDING.

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John Koioshy has relinquished his
clerkship with J. If Sullivan to take
up a business position uttered hire in
New Yorlt

 

Mrs. Mary...tlndcrwood and tire.
Daniel Wood, moron-la patients. are
in the treasury stage. as is also Er-
nest (lrunlmu, who has been laid up
with typht‘dddmr.

Harry Roof vacated the store at the
Center this went and moved to Now-
town. where It. will muse in business
us an sastetant to his father. Business
lit the slow in the Canter will be car-
ried on by .l. B. Sanford. the owner.

l‘llat'luu Burr Todd. the stubor. was
a worm. visitor to his home In this
town. lie has been In Florida the
Nat winter and wonders how there
should have oriainaied the report of
MI martian; inasmuch as it but no
Illtltltl in met. its is new in lderiden,
the guest at Isis IIM.

m

'le Ruble (Watery Association hart
bought from Amy and Robert Nichols
a strip (on feet wide on the north side
of the srantm doorysrtl bordering
the cemetery on the north Double
this width watt wanted by the asso-
ciation (or a driveway but tbs owaeni
did not wish to call so lunch at any
price and the transsetioa was in the
nature of u compromise. The wovh or
improving the cemetery will ho begun
within it few weelts.

 

 

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attention at this time to our new

showy

TASCH’ 8 NOVELTXES
$1.00 per Yard. Our price is $1

Veilirigs. Sicilian, Voile, Danish,

; nos. 2 and 5 onzerrrt sunburn.

Spring Dress ‘ Goods.

Each season brings new shades of coloring and new dcsipte in Dress Coeds. in calling your

that the greatest care has been used' in our selections and that the line which we are now able to
cola far ahead of anything that we have ever attempted before and the best of all is the
prices :lullch we are able to their: on them.

in fact, there is nothing finer made. The styles which we are showing are totalled from $1.50 to

We are also showing a full line of the celebrated READ’S FABRICS This is the finest
domestic line and includes all colors of Lansdown. Mohdelaine. Readout. M
Poplin. Panama and Arrnures. Also the popular fabrics tn White. such as Sages, Brilliantines,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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line for Spring and Summer, we wish to impress on your mind

This' is the finest line of Dress Coolie imported into this country;

.25.

 
 

chose, Herrin

Malta and Penny Brilliautines.

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TRISTRAM a HYA’IT, Nd‘a‘wnx. CONN. .

 

ions localities in response to local'
beetle and demands. Under this nyev
tern contractors would be disposed to
offer more udvantsgeoon terms in tunic
lug hide. The uncompietcd Ridge road
northward to the Five Pointu had not-
urally the rim claim and in accord:
ance with the prevailing policy the
balance would go towards building
a new road southward from Burr hill
to the Enaton line or northward from
that point to the Ridge. The highway;

two stretches to be .built and George.
town was also a claimant for further
improvement in the way of state
roads, but these would probably bevel
to wait until future legislatures mndo‘
appropriations. in regard to repair

Benita unid he had been edited by the

(wired to be done and had replied that
the main treatment needed was an sp<
piicntion of gravel. This was as for
an the matter had got Front Bradford
Pierce the contractor who built the
state road in Georgetown test
there hltd been received a communi-

epeclficationtl tte soon us the condi-
tions were favorable.

 

collation of converting timber on the
stump to‘limbor in commercial form
tendon to strife and litigation. There
are now three units growing (tilt of this
industry pending within a narrow red-
lus. That of Proprietor Terry against
Charles E. Morehonse for slabs and
boards tallest by the defendant is
scheduled for a hearing before Justice
Niekersolr on Saturday. The amount
sued for is no. The two other suits
brought in the last few tiara are
closet «muscled. Albert itolalt is the.
pistol if in one. having descended with

recover ”8.00 for wages as sswyer.
The two period on unfriendly terms
stoma woe-Its ago. Boialt having faint»
vitally resigned after a mule combat
with some of the other employees The
nest chapter in the
(some when Bola! made, it midnight
raid on some of the hands who had in-
curred his enmity and pulling (hour
from their beds "did op’ sis of thorn in
rapid smearinu. lie emerged from
the scrap considerably damaged an to
his physical outlines. but cache whole

he had none Dir. King promptly rustle
complaint to a grand int-or in Million
and there was learned for llollsll'lt arc
rest an assault warrant which was reu
called after it had been placed III the
hands of a deputy alterid iv setvirl- I
This incident appeared to be timed
until lent Friday when Mr. King was
served with perm in a suit brought
by bolelt for wages. iir King din
putt-d the claim only to the extent of
(cm drive for board and adored to pay
with this deduction lloiait would beer
of no compromise sad the new is itvtt
fut sdiudicatlon by Justice Wuhotnttn
III Elliott. The amount Ill qur- nlitili
fit between iii and in timing a min
tistit serum of grievance at iIlIvt turn of
illdlrs Mr King wont to llritlgnport.
consulted a lawyer. lllld it! fill outcome
there were served upon Illr IIqutt psv
ours in a civil suit strolling recover!
for damages in the stun of ti. m. III

 

 

'Ibu pItIuitt discovery was made to
WIN“ in in as ”thin. owner of the
(urine: Waller Thorpe properly at
Illlllll lIlIi that he was better (ll IIIWI
Ito butt «up in the «stunt oi about
“It arm n wtulded ldedtinlbor lsuti lItI
hull sttntmsodly sold all his mansions
in lIII-IIIII‘l to this portions or iludtll‘llb

lumber iWWflll‘M‘ and the dust be

in both parties in tortillas (Ivor more
«itwtv the boundary doberltlilons to
his dumb Iir ltltlttti Withheld Illul
tiltI mm in petition Ir west of the
font at lump iii slid the timber hint
boon purchased by It". lting.
Auiiwuesiun til «auditions ltIlItlIllI
to out state rustle chestnut amt hum
particularly with Member to tin- (Iv
”billions of the last ttllltrutirltthm
was Iliiil at Iaiorday'a bulletins ut tlw
seleniulrn. til-til little-(intuit “unlit
(listen (but lid ball tuna in norrsepuu
(letter with litehwa Gemini
unload «(I

 
 

 

 
 

 

MI y to a visit WIIWQWW title «islet
humour?“ herds transition tip therewitthmI
title here have been laser is! arrested tar blind is moot.

«cabin for out rsstvssr

“'d mmttulledm M
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, locality or section

lIllIllll n on
. with lid Ills coon

 

lion of purpsrty ui lllr Wirltwtre. tho I m the dimmer Court.

 
 
 
 
 

tiw bill of particuiurs tut truth there
we're included allocations lhllt lulu Ill
IIlt' blnllllll'il dilution-mt assaulted by
tbiinit IIiiiI been incapacitated for writ
for two wells lIIII Incurred on bill” use
of ”It for mattinal services Other ulv
II'ttIIll Wrongs null «sororities titlilllllll
full by the eiundant (hello up a tutti
(I! limit hilt tuition is returnable
Mr. lbilltlt pro

teases unnr‘triesrn as to the lttilllll liII

Ivan» mm m «In-vii mtivlwtuflirmvs to will produce evlitmwu u. nituw

that the II'ifiii asserted to have been
disabled by his violence with m Milli
the tier followin‘tlia tonsil lumen ill
eidnnt end that t m were no msditml

sat-vines in tile tiller outside of tilotm
ventured by himself.

 

Have you tried tattoo of our
(real: not :Ilmoltlttl ”do" From
5: no.

lie sure and got Audie oi ourw
Sweet Moi. littlell'Ill'tiIlll Wm.

In“ llW
IlilIIt Little helium and cheaper
(limit it lttriilt‘r.

I’ltII ll tie at I: WWW" for Sut-

uniay

item the Center to Bethei has one or;

work on the present state roads Mint

highway commissioner what was [0-,

fall. i,

cation expressing a readiness to appiyi
the final top dressing called for by the;

it would seem that tho' lili‘t'lillilllii no- I

s factorislng writ on Charles King. to’

tutplt asuntnous ,

rather proud and pleased as to whorl

illillotlle Laid Egg it for

bid llelus' a Field“ tum

H. Kriegersz Co.
SHOWING for
Nowell Stunning

including a number of

Sample Suits

which cannot be seen later inztlie season.

 

 

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II b by Wt
.31. [’11,iner IEIIIIIIIWW

latest and most desirableiniateriais. all
colors, of course—line serg chiffon
Pennants. isll sailings, new hair line
ifroln IS to $35—4every Stilt lined

pine taffetaiancy striped orguarsn

teed satin. luvedtigate our charge System.

H. Krieger St Co.

29-3l West Wubincto‘u Street.
SOUTH NORWALK. ‘

 

 

 

 

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l'de CWTLI ILUI LAC“. Itl‘l'crlUP ................. ........... ill
beloeelt Lettuce. Celery. outlast. Asples. 'I'ui‘tuse. Gabbeoee and Onions.

UNITED GROCERY (30.,

49 Fort In. Cart Namath. so its. ldsla Sin le. Hewett.
Phone ate-3. Ms“. _

“Hi? We. AND SATURDAY

IlCK’S FISH

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

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