m, ”not Malt" in to- .
«M
‘ i
Smut-
i
I
then Rear 11 Wall st.
iCOpyright Clothing Complain
GOODWlN, Manager.
"and everything you need for
tin: line” and let us do your
3 flower Shnrpeuln; and Repair-
in; now before the "rush mason" in
39 Mlin 8t.
and you will find that
we're always, selling
MODEL
THE
‘ SAME
OLD
149 Washington St.
1'
SPOT! .
The Ferris Coal Co.
NOUK MONE ,
r‘way over to" ‘ and to. our new
. to the uproot. ma styles. .
om: elm ' mu snow. WHETHER mention on
m m NA” FOR ITS PRICE. _
m durum, individuality. dintiuctiveneu end correctnes-
1'”, new honesty. thoroughness _ and lasting amine in
lithe of ailment weaves in FABRIC. and they are the
Wall" and "Inn” ." styles; Block, Orton! and comm-idea
Wot! do In: Mario "-00 nod "0.00. ,
.iiiiii
a... i... not“... ’
0f Healing?
. which in now receivln'; the stile
oi loony ladle: in society, who
‘. and so markedly improved in h
. ibulr audible. No one should it
null and nation. at heart or
. IOUTH NOIWALK.
mow—rm
FIN! AIIORTMINT 0'
v
ALL PliclI.
HUNG .70...
“V” limit.
w. mt rev
it cum r 'Eilioun
tent or Hie Minutes.
of mini-turn. under
' ll
lint «(the «outdoor. won
on
The New Science
ntlon
huve
adopted this reform method of healing.
eulth
and appearance have they become
'M or. encouraging other: to follow
re in
limb.
‘ “(I ”M, can live in health and hun-
mm by ”in; to the Chiroprnctor at
.4 I. Washington It" itavliantillioeli.
“AMITIG TIIATMINTO GIVIN.
m
POST CARDS.
‘ me mu. GOODS.
W. A. degerman.
m WMlnIion It
Agent for Orlando! Laundry
Mine-lust «in» More on Opin-
Wmfl. April dentin iliim'l’iitil
the
oi Herbert it. Mound.
hold
‘ to the monument oi uuiur't
of Parliament. mod the shoe
N . ' rel wit .
snouw BE [its
ill ',
,. ‘t‘
tour, is
_ to, in "rim nttnetlve uhowepproofed materials, at $10.00.
.m; for elm "other wear. too, .
‘ Not to mention our SPRING BUITdfor Men gnu Youths.
Dividendetice. "
The. Fitment County Bovingn Hank.
Norwnlk. Conn. March iii, was.
At a meeting of. the Board of Dime.
torn of the “airfield County Saving:
Bank held thloday. a dividend ut. the
rate of Mir per cent. tt%l nor an!
num was declared to depositors from
the nominee of the six montbu ending
March 3|. 1908. The name will be en.
tered on‘ the Italiflhuflifli and paid on
and utter April 10. 1908.
. SEYMOUR CURTIS.
mall 12! 'l'reuurer.
* NOTICE.
DOG TAXES. ‘
Dos taxes are now due and pnyuble.
A penalty of one dollar. in addition
to the regular. llnenue fee, will be
charged on every dog over the age of
tilt months that in not licensed on or
before May tut. pursuant to the law
now in force.
Norwnlk. April lot, 1908.
liEthEil'l‘ it. SMl'l'li.,
'l‘own (Tlork.
Mayor's Onion.
(lily of South Norwnlk.
April lut, lfitlli.
Notice iii hereby given that n met-t-
ing of the Board of Estimate and To)"
ntlon of the our of South Norwulk
will be held at the Contra” Chamber,
Monday, April nth, 1908. nt liztlil p. to.
for the purpose of considering the an
proprlutiouil rocounuomlt-d by mild
board for all the city oxpi'lltiolt for tho
current tint-hi year and the inn rntr
recommended by null] hourd doouwl
twooneury to lilfif'hlflf'il exporter-u and
to moire such further nimrntionu in
said estimated. npproprintlonu und in!
mm. as it shall deem proper nod to
mnlto. appropriate und lay it tax for all
rity purpotion and to list the Hill but
the tax no laid by it. uhull hero 0 duo
uud payable. odd to take such notion
in rnupeot to any and all oi the ump
turn before said board an it shall {it'i‘lll
urneuanry and edvlnnble. -
FRANt‘lrl l. lilillNEl.l..
‘ Mayor,
.. ._ .....--
nl lw
at {it
oration-n,“
Gents’ Fumisher.
Men’s, Boys’ and Chil-
dren’s Shoes.
it No. Main Street. So. Norwaili.
the premier-own. being unxlouu to
hour tho viowu M Ma i-ollonnuou reiu~
live to the prospect or outlined «home
on. in view of tho lilf'li or uuuomiu ut
the recent trout-don» tho rubiunt will Iw
rearranged no to- lo avoid hit for tin
poniblo the olortbm routes-us llitlili‘
neenuunry when lilt'lllillttl'ri at tho linnro
of columonn. or holders of under new
returyuhlpa, dru oinvulvd to t‘iiitillt‘i
rnuit. " ‘
iluvld Lloyd (lemon, primiilrut ni’
tho intuit oi irndo, in Mill u not to
write n tho oltltllt'olltil'lihip. should
Mr. Hil‘l‘t‘il, "iii (,‘Mfll' mwrolury liir
il'ttlnnil. be Nllilt'ti tor u ohuuun or bi.
lion. ii in nu opt-u worm thut .lo‘uu
iiurna. now president of the loud prov
tlrliilii‘lli liourd. would no ouiio mu
tool to rupluuv Mr. llit'roli on hrud oi
Iltu lrluh other. The unmu ot Win-dun
t‘hutuhlll liiliil hadron iu undo oi the
new «iiiimd llutu.
Avon from lorumutluu the new nub-
liwt. the iliut'tuiulon in the homu- oi
rumtuonti lobby loduy tutui-d ohlefly
on tho probable offotn or dumbbell-
tllouuornuiuu retirement on tho minim
inrhti million. it in utiliiupntud that
the «intention tm und impulnruy
were the mural bond holding to "w"
titu- lutlunntlnl but muuowhm tlmfliv
uni atom” which hurt» been in pom
till i “tint it. ,
on ’Mtl
and
lit.
to hunt. tor hm you turn own on
d to it no you my be able. preferably
‘ no on wountulm 0 Wm limit on the in- .
m in ’7 WI! tutu yigr onut. iuiumt to truly: you.
NorwfltStvhtga
moron» ovum «
Bonk
" Trimmers-Called nationalities
. .illit't' of the ntl‘iito until the iil'ilill'it'
‘ hold nobility nltvruoun from hu- lute
‘ moon print trdiu itriddouurt hill at»
f ad and e “nonunion moiety in which ;
,, MIN
T wont memo in th. lino“:- (trimmer. not
' Moi the fun. oi New l'orit. viii
avowed t Mil in tiouth Stimuli
, ‘ y ‘
VMMMtthMM ‘
p from it Pm).
. Mentions detect. lira. Creator
and mentor hon etiolated front the.
trolley oar qt Sit a earner on Per-
ryayouuo, and started for their home,
and when on the mull bridn. over the
brook. Rom-kn ruddenlr lumped out.
from the bushes at theta. and ltruclr
lire. Greater. knocking her to the
ground. in hie. drunken frenzy, he
”Clarinet to pound her bend and Min
Cronin dammed for help. 'llhenelnh-
hm, heroin the serum. rushed out
and lingo" was captured by Alex-
ander no». The lemme brought
many people to‘the loans, and Min
Croeier and Mrs, Creator were taken
to their home. and John Jones, Harry
Underbili and Mr. Ehrlns brought
Rogowslta to Norwallt and turned him
over to the gotten. The men woe quite
badly note it before he rationed the
police antiquarian.
Mrs. Kosciusko. stated thin morning
thut her Muhammad lived in Nor-
wnlk six years and had not bee drunk
before. and had worked hard to sup-
port his family.
The cone came up in the town
court this morning before Judge Tay-
lor, of South. Norwalli. but. Attorney
Walsh. who has been retained by no-
sowuka, edited that the case be con-
tinued until Saturday morning at. to
delimit. Prosecuting Attorney Davin
stated that: thin was natlufactory to
him. us We. Cronier was not able to
appear thin morning. i
The bond which was fixed at 8500
it increased to $1,000. which was
furnished by Snob Brothers. and the
case was continued until Saturday
morning iii 10 o'clock.
(Continued from Fir-l Page). A!
Martin; time. but duti‘uot tulle their
pincer according to the Saturday
uni-nomad. because they contended
thnt' u clause in their by-lnwa would
not nllow them. -
’l'liu trimmer» take the iilund that
they stopped work on what is termed
u turnout and therefore by the pro
visions of the by-iuwo covering ouch
tuition. cannot return to work until
the unite in nrbitl‘nted. 'l'hiu wan fol»
lowed up by their rail to the binder»
uud unit but trimmers. all of whom
quit work. .
Whether this will menu it t-outluir
tlou board (looking in till" a question.
The trinuun‘u umi ilifliit'i’ri will oil to.»
turn nt 9 o‘vlorit tomorrow morning at
tho fnriory. 'l‘he urbltrntion bourd
t'oinpriueu n t-ommittm- of three-
from the National Auumdntiou of llut
.ilnnufnnturwn. which in compo-ml of
eighty manufacturers, and u t'ollllliil'
the ot throw from the l'ulted lluttrtn.
iloth ultinr ngrvr- to arm-pt tho litlt'iii‘
ion or thin arbitration board. no mul'
ti'r wiml it in,
My ”iv tintunluv unrwnwnt the trim-
nwrn We'l't' to go lint-ii to work this;
morning under the old condition»
than in. to have the uorlt given out
uud illhllt'tiit‘d liiltlt'l‘ the old Milli-ill.
out] not by the thrm- now illlélit’t‘ll'i'nis-
i-h, .iiluu Audio Donne-Hy, Minn liiin
Sutirmrd and Mimi lilizutwlh Method.
to whom they tiiijt't‘lt'ti. on the ground,
it in Muted, that tin-re are older no»
men in the busiuuus nod worm-n nho
lunv lu-vu longer in tho twrvii'o of tho
t-umpuuy.
REPRESENTATIVE LOUD TESTI-
Fll '
Q
Did Not Complain that Attorney 601%
don Had Borne Down on Him.
WASHINGTON, April “H'vni‘lirt'hi‘N'
utiw George A. Loud. of Miohixuu.
ioduy denied before the ulmdul houue
mullitiitoo itm-utlgnilnx chairmen
union! the Elm-trio ilout Continuity
that ho hud mmpluitwd bitterly that
W. ll. tlortloo. of bin tiihil'ifli. no ttt'
lol‘nr-y of tho t-‘timpuuy. hilii "homo
down" upon him in the runner oi only
Inurinn inhalation. on ioutttimi to Fri-
duy by Frank .l‘hliuluu'ounh. foruu-i‘ly
hit-t private lIN'N‘HIH‘. ilo lurid Mr.
Gordon luttl not. dome no not bud he
urged upon hint the snub-rt oi‘ rollb-
iuuriumt.
lli~ also denied knowloduo of nadir
inn u letter or it-lourutu to ho written.
on iottlllifli in by Mr. l'itliiilmroufih, illt
forming Mr. Gordon of hi» notion in
i-onuulttoe in voting for uuittuurlueti.
lie niuo bud «unwound regret. while
on u trip on the Dolphin. to a number
or oopgmutmon. iuuludil Mr. bill».
that the Electric lloot oompuny had
oniployod uu attorney in his diuiriot.
No one bed over tntlnintoti to him. he
Milli. that Mr. tlordon would hut-onto
u uuudldutn untold him If in- did not
\iili' tor nubiuuriuuu.
. Mr. Loud mid be had never boon in-
iluuuoud by any one outnldo the unvul
lilillll'u uuililllilteu. tutti nod Iiwuyu
mind on hbi own .iuduuu-nl.
DEATHS AND FUNERALI.
Patriot: O'Hara.
i'ulrioh (“turn for mum worn it
Wt-llvitnowu ri-nithut oi rlruith Nor
\i‘ulk. diod Huturduy ntirrimon lti lulu
homo. iii Fultliolil liit'liiit‘. 'l‘ho do
ovum-d in rurvlvmi hr u widow uud
unrerul ohlidrt-n. tir. (l'lluru‘u duuth
won duo in pimnumuiu. lt'uuurul nor-
i-loon were held it'otu ‘iii. .ltuioplt'tr
i'nurt-h thin tnonuiiui on it o‘oioeii. 'l‘hu
tier. it‘ntiuir Frauen iiruyu otllolulwl
and lutttrnieui followod ui ill. Mnry‘u
i‘omei‘rry in Norwullt. llurlnu the our
vino at the ehul'i'h Minn iiuiunn lilti-
lurd rung "tiuluo timed tiny." The
null bearer: were ltrnult tlrumhloy.
l'nlrloltetlnlmhlor. .lohu “Minimal
John i‘iiulliimuu. .lnnwu iillli uudi
John ilurlnin. v
M
“m ttoiera.
'l‘ho tuuorul of more lioturu we»
home.- il Lexington: uvuuuu. A low
.. elm attention. intro:
orwnilt.
m
onwmmw—mnotmum
‘ that the not!
and ,weeiidiil 1W
altmifle wide” boom _
attitude» on hereinafter quoted and
in the endowments and unnliflcltlona
Wm
dated.
Show; to ’4' K. 'l'orbet, one of the
iltlnoiefl'nit dolmtion.'he said: "Tor-
bet. 1 hue not out and trill continue
to been out or every mo whirl; has a
Morita Jon: 1 not my friend- to
heed, that "ruins. i do not desire
to no into Penneyinnin, New York or
llllnoio. Naturally l abouid be pleu-
od to have deteaoiea for me for sec-
ond choice." ,
Speaking at Budalo on February
32: "We are, however. mulling our
only more and more renpootable etch
year, and i am very hopeful thdt (lon-
you: will take step! which will matte
our army a proper nucleus for the run
id enlargement of a force for national
defense commenrurutb with the noun-
latlou of our country and with the ox-
uml. Of our lurlinllct on." .
Speaking at Cleveland on January
2i): "Theodore Roonevelt has been
able to accomplish more in preoerva.
tion of the peace of the world "than
any president that ever administered
or any nwnarch that ever ruled. And
other tnilue‘nco‘ll the result or the pol-
icy of expansion adopted under Wllv
linm MiiKlnley." -
Speaking at Cooper llnlon, New
York, on January to: "labor needs
capital to uecure the bent production.
while capital needs labor in producing
anything. The share of each laborer
in the Joint product in attached not ex-
actly. but. in n gout-rut way. by the
amount. of capital to carry on the work
there in to do, and the more worit
there it, to do, the more laborer: are
needed. The groulor the need for in.
hot-urn, timbettor their pay per mun.
Mnnlfontly. it in in the direct lntereot
oi the laborer that. capital shnil in-
crease fatter than the number of those
who work. Everything. therefore,
which legitimately tends to Increase
the accumulation of wealth and its one
for production will give each laborer
a larger share of the joint reuult of
capital and inbor. it will he observed
that. the laborer tit-rive» little or no
bonvlit at all from wealth which in
not needed for production. Nothing is
do llkoly to tnultr- u‘uuith idle au luau-
ourlly of lnveitiwl (rupitui and property.
it follows. no it nkuuary coucluuion.
tilnt to destroy the guaranties or pro-
[Why in n dirt-rt blow lit. the interest. of
the workingmnu. Whut I out uuxiouu
to omphnuhte In ihut thorn itt u widt-
economic and lutuitwsu fluid in Whit'il
the interest of tho wealthiest capitalist
and the hutnbiout lubort-r are exactly
the shine."
Speaking on lmurd tho nieunuihlp
Minot-solo of his ntllriul visit to tin»
Vntirun regarding tho l’hilipplnu [(le
ernmrnt pill'l‘hillw or the frinl'n' lands
in tho, Philippines: "l cunnot doubt.
irom what i tom of him, that boo Xlll
won the nmulosi‘putm in nmny your».
‘iiiu ututouiuunuhin nun undiiuhtudly of
tho 'hixht’tli typo; he won a lotln port
of meat purity uud force, nu liaiinn
nobleman of flu.- miucation. und in man
who ('otllruiioil. Alumni to tho minutr
of his death he “no the pope in foot.
the norm in control, a pope who our
find out the pollution or the church nit
ho thought they ought to carried out."
0n the tililtu‘a oernxiou: "Erery lio-
-mun Guthollr who desired the grru‘tont
pouulhlu good tor his community must
udmii the mine of tho prt‘nt'llt'o oi
PWlit'flll‘inlri in the Phillppim-u to toe-
tc-r and lithium that upirlt or healthy
rompetltion which in nu useful in re-
ligious outrrpi‘inds an in the boulders
and mininvrt-iul life of a country."
“ttowruuwut ownership would put
powor in tin. bonds of on» mun or not
of men that! would make you tremble
i'or.iho tinirly of tho ropublir."
When oral-d, in tletober. 1902. by
Prominent limmovult to return from bin
worrying work in the Philippinmt for I
rent for iiiv on the bonrh of the an.
prr-nu- Pound of the United States, the
hinhost bulb-ml body in the world. Mr.
'l‘iift rupllrd' "(trout honor «imply ap-
lil‘rviutt‘d. but lllillil decline. rlituutlon
hm mom vrltirul from umnomic
utuudtmlut. i'l'iitlllo propmod' would
rrento tum-ll disappointment and innit
of Nlflfldl'lliffl admit; people. Nothinl
would unitary individual taste- more
than ut'rrptuuoo." lit-trod unlit by the
wraith-m at month later, Air. Taft re-
pliou: ”Rm‘tr‘uifl' unidior‘n duty to
obey iti‘t‘ivl‘n, Before ardent ordm ir-
rovm'ulilt- by Milton. lthoVol', i [tril-
uuuio on our pornouul frinndrhlp. own
in the lure oi letter. to make our.
more uppuul. in which I ll libido
wholly my Mum] pet-ritual d olnuiina-
lion in b'uto Work of intonuo llltorottt
hull done," 'l‘hln npponl. buried unloil'
on u loin-nu undue or dot to tho Fili-
pluou. wuu utii'oolliftll. on Mr. 'l‘urt re~
unlined nu t-tvil myoruor till the union
or time room for him to return and
“outer tho ruhluol do wreturv of war.
with the boom tutor-outs of the Philip
ilillt'li thvn. und Mill. in him pornounl
vhuruv,
With his. doinruduiug that lilo will
oi tlw ln'uplt- uhuii have iron onto-mt
Hinli. uhh tib- mound view of tho ro
union of inlml' to nuptial and at «uni
ml to minor; with hilt own-Mod upprn.
t‘intluu ut‘ the nonunion of our llililttll
m iuilui-usw; with him irunurtiul vii-w
of tho t'iiiilllll and right! oi both outiur
lltm uiul l‘rulidtilillln ill tho Phiiitr
bimm; with but iirtu opinion tiiut “ii"
itl‘uuwut owm-ruldp u ruiiwuyu, uto.
would ho uumt unwind; with his clear
rouiiuuiiou oi pmpol‘iy rluiuu; with
him it’t‘t'ii‘ mimlliod tptulliinutiuun id‘
uuturut uluihy. trninluti uud uttpnrh-noo
tor tho union; with hln atoms “but“!
ot duty ui uli limo: unit in uh pout;
lion: with bill nonutrniluu ,Iudhviul
i‘lllii“‘illiillt of the right or wrong of
poplin inn-minor: .with ltlliv‘rot‘ttl‘tl oi
autumn to Hwy pllwo ho bun iii no
rrrvuut or the ptulliittl with u out
lllnuhluu autumn nod iiiti Mt Illif'l'mt"
tun nutrlotimn; with the known until
lien out n mom lunyw. u lulu lucid. up
ultimo tiillimuui. and u mould. MW
and birth” rvurutiru: with hlu ulu‘m
lonely ‘uniliuun milieu on m
oi oi nuttllit hit/t tum mum... .
to hour rtmnuuniliilily: with hit! rill-tr
oil to work mind in hand with but
in MI: with trimmed loom out! no
bin manhood. nod limitation to in up
downturn oi Ammonia. or hum tut:
ford til!‘ min at tho iltiiled titular
in better out tar it}. monitor than
in William M“ ‘t
me. Wu»
~ /
' . - random. .*
"in. dusii’on?mr 'l‘itt‘t should in
Mint." in garnered in his public .
nos. it ends GAZETTE BUILDING. . i
ii“
Spfing Di‘eSS GOOdS.
_Eaeh lesson bringe‘new shades of coloring and new design- in Dress Goods. ‘In calling your
attention at this time to- our new line for Spring and Summer. we Willi to imp!” 0” your mind
that the greatest care has been used in our selection: outline! the line which" We are now able to
allow you ll far ahead of anything that we have ever attempted before” and the. best of all is the
prices which we are ableto make on them. ‘ .
. TASCHrs NOVELTIES. This is the finest line 01 Dress Goods imported into this country:
in fact. there ll nothing finer made. The styles which we are showing are retailer! from $1.50 to
$2.00 per yard. Our price is $1.25. . ‘
We'are also showing a full line of the celebrated READfs FABRICS} This is the finest
domestic line and includes all colors of Lansdown, Mohd‘elaine, Random. Melrose.‘ Herringbone.
Poplin, Panama. and Armurel. Also the popular fabrics in White. such as Sages. Brilliantinea.
Veilinga. Sicilian. Voile. Danish. Malta and Fancy‘BriiliAntines.
TRISTRAM & HYATT. NORWALK. CONN.
-~....................... “0...... wr—www _.
H. KriegerBtCo.
‘ V suoivING‘ or
H Newest «Stunning
Spring Models.
t
ADDITIONAL chni. news.”
Wflfl'hly Johnnou, one of 'tho popular
young olerku nt Charleu E. Seymour‘sx
grocery store. reports that on :1 visit”
to his home in (leorgetown. ,Vt‘nifll‘lifl)’.
be round wild tiltiiiit'ti nnd buttetoupu
in bloom. '
'l'ouight'u linuitethali game ut tho‘
armory should be well worth witneun-
ing. ('ompuny P‘ will meet the fam-
mil! Twenty-third Street champions at
this tirue. The preliminary will also
be a worm ueunlou. no the Montuulw
and the Pastimes ore to meet.
Andrew Noonun. of 2 (j‘entrr street.
South Norwuik, driver for the Nor-
wnllt Box Company. wuu operated on
for ummndlt-ltht thin morning at the
Nm‘wulk Hospital. The aporution was
pt'rl‘tlrlnod by Dr, Williuni .i. 'I'rucoy.
llflllit-llt'd by ltr. F. I, Burnt-ll and Dr.
A. N. Clark. ’
l-‘rvd llngurdun. nun of the bunker»
ul Putnum Hono- house, was painfully
injured. lust night. whilo hustling
dommtairu to set on the upnuintuu. lie
allppod and fell down the. utuirwnr
uptulnitm hie ankle so badly that it
Willi toured that he hud broken it. no
Willi attended by Dr. F‘. i. ilurnell.
Yahoo‘s fiheimfiuce.
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including a number of
Sample Suits
~ ~ . -- don‘t“
Latest and most desirable umterifi'ail
COWS. oi course—fine serges, ' on
Pentium,
Grinds
Mi Mi Sleuths“.
Yet.©o\t.5un'!(itta\.
‘ Wt Ythl end 'ban.
5850 end 84.00.
, suitiugs. new huir line
taxes. from is to $35-ev Suit lined
wit plain toiietnianey stri orgasm»
teed satin. inveéiigate our charge system
H. Kn'eger& Co.
29-31 ‘ West Washington Street.
south NORWALK.
\Dear Shots'bhai 3h.
osTeorA'rnv.
it you have had the mil-fortune to‘
have hot! the "GRIP." and have not
fully renovorod. now in tho time to
Iuim it “in hand. tinny nor-lune ore
sufi‘oritmtoduy from porno ohronln div
WW. that they run town the origin
hurlt to it further uiiunit of thin diuouue. .
l‘hht modern irouttnnut will help you
to rennin your natural health. (Found-
tutiou ll‘ou.‘ union houru mo aunt.
for
15 a... bum in
I . . . .
3.13;.” i" m' T'““"“""' ""mim’w" AHMOUI'I rennet! shootout“. , II
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