sits e rLisr aumvsasaav
{W Nerwsit: council Knights or
csiuiwbus. Prepares for event.
‘ Norwallt Council Knights 01""
s. is making eaborate ar-
Wti to eoleisrnte its iirst anni-
f‘irsi‘ssry mt. month
The pWis to have a big entertain.
Minotaur. either at Music Hall
or? ‘Hoyt's Theatre. Features of the
will be a repetition of the
Iinstrelo" which was given so
onenesstum under the direction or
Mary Sherld John W. Sculley two
yrs:- ago it will be repeated under
If. Bouliey's leadership. Another ten“
the “The Lady Knights."
"the lady Masons" under
the direction or Mrs. William F, Tam-
many. There will also be many other
pleasant features.
WOOD WOOD
' " ' A. CARM] BE’I‘I'S.
DEALER iN
an... and Soft Wood,
flawed and Split Ready tor
Fanili y Use.
8:10ka, ”Mpercord; 81.50per
Hard Wood. $7.00 per cord; 01.15
per 16 card. 1
built Wood 20o extra per 36 cord.
4 . You its. 14 We Ave.
' ”Islam—2. . NONWALK. CONN.
,‘ ' sio assoaruutr or
Easter POW CARDS.
s for lie. the a dosen.
I for be. 260 s doses.
5e each. s tor 25c.
in each. 3 for 25¢.
W. A. Briggerinan,
HUNG 0108's
beams-ins. 102Washiri|tsn0b
Apathrcnsssstlsswsry.
SPRING
.SHOES
O
for... Will an.
ass hisrtsstslrtoi a.
mom.
_stsrsssslsctssdconi-
pauses-us
We are suits ”out that it’s
about new that your hat}:- clothes
thoughts are lousgisg about is your
Iind. it in am dissected ills ease
. correctly, then this messsas w'e‘ssad
you today is well tinted. We want to”
cloths you tor luster. ‘lndssd. we do.
and wander yos‘ the brightest and
i
More Fad that You lisve
best clothes the market slords. A
broad variety of sboutnni'ty patterns
iorseieetiou. rue middlevaged or con
servative can dad here garments in
out. style and fabric Just to his liking;
while the dapper young .iellow can
dud clothes as choice as his heart do-
sires. Suits. Top Costs. Spring Over-
costs. for only 07.00 and $10.00.
Trousers. Fancy Vests trout the hands
of the makers. who know how our
prices are pleasing them. when gar-
ments are shown at those prices.
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Your Lawn!
It needs encouragement. your
garden needs assistance, your
trees and vines need help and
your flowers need the aid of our
special manures and fertilizers.
We have some good things in
this line; put up in a convenient
way. odorless and not unpleasant
to use—dry. pulverized manure
which has nei'er been exposed to
the weather t0 lose half its value.
’Also wood ashes and ground
bone of pure quality
All the above in large or small
quantities as desired.
149 Washington St.
The Ferris CoplCo.
iii‘i“
NOTICE.
It you are thinking or taking some
drugless treatment, in order that you
may be relieved from a chronic
disease. it will pay you to investigate
Osteopathy. The osteopaths are the
only advocate of Dnigless Theraphy.
that are required to quality with the
state Bond of iieslth ot Connecticut.
The Board demands that they must be
able to diflerentiste between contag-
ions and hos-contagious dim The
llaws 0! Connecticut require all appli-
cants to be graduates oi stuns repu-
table osteopathic college. and to pass
an essiuinstlon beiore the State Board.
'l'o graduate troin any osteopathic col-
lege. you must attend not loss than
three years. and nine months at each
year. The studies taught in all us-
teopathic colleges are the same as are
taught in medical colleges. with the es-
copiiou oi Msteria Medics. instead oi
which ruioopathic therapeutics is
taught. To practice any other drug-
less system. the law does not require
any qualifications whatever in this
State. "The best is the t-houpest. "
Consultation and esstninailon tree.
Treatment administered by Bl.
JIIONI D. WIIT. a graduate of the
American School or Osteopathy. at
Kimmie. bio. Olive, Us. l: leases
Place. Norwsik. Gown.
” unveil...“
The New Science
of Healing?
which in now' receiving the attention
0! litany ladies in sticlety. who have
adopted this reform method at healing.
and so markedly improved in health
slid appearance here they bucotno
they are encouraging others to follow
their esaispla. No one should live in
pain and sadness. oi heart or lintb.
wiles they can live is health and hap-
nissss by going to the chimnraotor at
It I. Washington at. itavllsnd llrsk.
IOUTH MIWALK.
17.- ‘VI V ti'rs uwsri
harass whisbstssosismtimsyuudssesiiads
ssisistsysss saver.
Adapter-samples“
my
rsswilipssssiniatsssinvtsiagwsrth "
Huts is Waitrbvissu' and Innis
Irina limit: Psspis Knew
How is love it.
u-s-s-
itany loath Nerwslh people take
their lives is their hands by neglecting
the “kw. when they know these on
help. link sidasys are res-
ponsible tor a vast amount of sulsripg
and ill health. but tbsrs is no need to
seller nor to remain is danger when
all diseases and ashes and as due
to was! kidneys can be on lily and
muesli! cured by the use
Dunn's Kidney Pills. Here is a south
Norwslk oitissn’ s recommendation.
In. I. Warner.,ot St Washington
at. south Norwsili. Conn. says: "For
an attack at kidney complaint I used
Dean’s Kidney Pills some years ago.
nod as there has been no recurrence
of the trouble since that time l ("in
say that my opinion of Dosn' s Kidney
Pills is stronger today than it was
when i ii"! used them. i have told
,many other people of the great benefit
i derived trout the use of Dean's Kid-
hey Pills. and ant always glad to do
. s
so."
, For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-lilburn Co.. Bniialo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doan's—und
take no other.
LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER 0? NOTICE.
»-l)istrict oi Norwaik. ss..
Court. April 15. L D.. 1908.
Whereas. written application has
been made to this court for admission
to probate at a certain written instru-
ment as and for the will of John Mey-
er, late oi Norwslb, in said district,
deceased.
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
on in Nerwallr. on the 22d day at
Apri . 1908, at 9 o'clock torenoon; and
that public notice theeroi be given to
all persons interested therein hy pub-
lishing this order in a newspaper beta
ing a circulation in said district. at
least five days before said day oi
hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY
Judge.
Probate
,
II»
it
TROLLEYM EN PLAY BALL.
w.—
Colis Defeated the Regulars by beers
at is to 3.
(inc oi the “greatest" baseball
games that will be seen in The Nor-
walka this season. or in many to come.
was played this morning between the
extra men of the Norwalk trolley
lint-s, who called themselves the Colts,
and their opponents were the regular
lilt'll, who called themselves the lit-g-
ulura. The game was played at 7
o'clock this morning on the Overlook
baseball grounds In East avenue.
Among the players who deserve credit
tor their playing are Arthur Lincoln.
who pitched for the Regulars. and
James linnlou. who was behind the
bat, About every two innings some
or the players would get winded and
the game would be stopped until they
caught up with their breath.
(The Regulars played a hard gains,
Iii" their luck. was against them. it
not being their lucky star‘which shone
on the zenith last evening. and they
were defeated by" the Colts. with a
ucorsI or iii to 3.
season voa Hoase ruisves.
Many Towns in New York Ito's
Visited. lot No One Was Caught.
' The search tor the horse thieves
was taken up yesterday morning and
Bradley Gorhum and Captain Thomas
iiunt. started out with lauds Krosier 'in
his automobile early yesterday morn-
ing and went down through titani-
tord, and visited till the towns on the
road to New York. From Minnus they
went .to Yonkers. N, Y.. and White
Plains. hut nui clue of any kind was
heard oi. Alterthuy bad inquired at
uvr-ry plant. that could be thought oi.
they guru up in despair and returned
in Norwalk this morning about 1
o'clock.
Mr. Gregory and many [movie at the
town are of the opinion that the stol-
eh turnouts sad the thieves are in hid-
ing some place. and will take the stol-
on things out after the affair has
blown over. and will then sell them.
The victims of the robberies and the
police are at a loss to know inst what
step to take.
m—
IUTLII CHAPTER OFHCIII.
Thaddeus Guns-“cm High Priest
I
iiutlcr (‘bn tor. it. A. M.. of iiuulh
Norwulli. bed a Ilitlml rouvmuiion
last night. worked the mark master
and most osociluiii iuusivr degrees
and elected oilicera.
The same oilicers who have served
during the past your were returned to
union. including:
High Primiw’l‘haddeus (luynr.
id K.~Ciiarlss I.‘ Nills.
id. ti.-—Willlam )1. Satin.
'l'russururwlienry A. Wood.
Burrotal'ywli. iii. Wilma.
C. ut HuwWiIliam ii. Raymund.
P. fi»"~"Ciiiil'ltiil J. Palmer.
it. A. C.-lleml H. i'lyun.
Tyler-«A. .i. Crossnisn.
'LIIOV MWAN NIAIIIITII.
As lavroyld iiossntsa or ili‘idsa-
port stow“ train tin- county lull yes
writs morning show survlngs sis
moat s' mien" for passing a shunt
check on it lists street salons keeper
‘ 35"..
New item. was armies in ,
the inil yfld by its bluntly.
a warrant trim artisan!-
. TM i s hurling: raw;
first": a e on
with i” M tllsriw lion
BUM. n! that city
wow”
Willis. holds at Islden ars-
.was talias
mull"! inflows. and this
wasM was sitter
WV.
itrs.
Min.
0'.
‘Hiokhm
0‘ George Drew Inert. pastor at
toiheiturotstt
LI
uses-nuances. mum
iguana." at his aunt. “a; William Wait
dscsas~
inmly in "gamut. ”are” be
hail litany its went to lint
roentgen-uni" 3:"
ss ew s
belon'his death. He was a pillar
msmbsrottiis Wily cadets. obody
was brought to Walk yesterday at-
tsrneon. funeral services will
hold truth the itivsrstds Chapel, tiri-
wlrl
follow at ltiversids cemetery
”in;
tumult Congregational church will
The tuners] services of Timothy ii.
Fitch. oi iisrwin street, Norwallt, who
died at the Norwsllt Hospital raster
day morning from old age, will be
held this attornOOn from the Riverside
chaveistdo'ciock. Rev if. D. rrey,
pastor of the Norwallt Mei odist
church will oinciuis. interment will
follow at the Riverside cemetery.
Mrs. Mary J. Frost.
The tnneral 0! Mrs. Mary J. Frost
will be held at 2:30 o'clock Buisudsy
alternoou from her late home, the rest-
dence of her daughter, lira George W.
W. Harris, 75. West street.
Many a man stops his friends on the
street to tell them how busy he is.
Opaque
Shades
At 2650.
F. A. Mitchell,
COR. WALL AND HIGH STREETS.
NOIWALK. CONN.
IVIIY EVENING.
MUSIC -HRLL
Advance.“ Vaudeville and Moving Pie
tuna (my Evening.
Wednesday and Gateway Matthews.
Change of
Thursday on-
Prlcss ........ . .. ....... 10° and the
Reserved nests Ode and Inc, which
can be securt‘d at the Cliiiord Drug
Store.
Matinee prices—so and tile. lest
tests. 7
Wm
HOYT'S THEATRE
WEDNIIPAV. APRIL 15.
Matinee. 2:15. Inning. 0:15.
Leon Wd'lmshburn
"I
ITITIOr'O'
Jtostam Monday and
Ill. Dcubis. Production at
UNCLI roar “DIN.
With all tho added eaturws that. has
made this amounts! tannin
2—luriny “Marita." Mischievous “Top-
sys." lands silt ssl.o-!
oua OWN ONNIITM.
Dainty Little Us is Lawless an
“IVA. " the Angel Child.
WATCH tor the Grand Itroot Parade.
the "lemma at ThsvnA
PIIOII:
Matias. .............. i and 25°
Ivsning . . ..... 26c. and 00°
IIOYT'. THIATII.
FMDAV APRIL 17.
uariuss' sun many.
A. o. teamm's 00.
in the deliciously dmll modal-drama.
Ill)! Tl “SKID."
' Full or Mimi and MOMmsnt.
Miss. bituatisss.
Ami sensational directs.
Julubrut in] a Gimp"! M
Clause SWIM.
the latest
Dams
The Creator. of estate, sun the As
knowlsdged ”‘52:.“ ct Ali .
Matinee ...... . ........ ids and In
Ivsaiag ......... is. int. ils Molds
HOYT'I THIN!!!
M
bATURMV. APIIL ll.
MATINII AND ”HT.
Meter .i. Wit
tirisiuulctunpuu'ym in t'iostbs's linmurial
l’ri‘suiiiinix longs itlid
with“
Verna w" Na
oy rm sing the
niurt lug shoots
The Rain oi PIN
'l‘lta lllooiric dword lhiul
The Electric i‘i
The Iieriric ”on bed
The lintitilo amiss Oimlss
The tit‘il‘it! the less
The Isotrtu‘CIrele or Fire
The ills-strut “all
her with Mirna Owls. tinnitus
and 3' other weird and dramatic «i»
run Choir m u» Calhoun! arm
sat unseen-tau nomad dose
is.
l’miiivo tollowlns
who.
"has”.
.Ll
attaraooa st 1 o'clock. interment ‘
«<1 AMUSEMENTS u- .
attention at this time togur new
prices which we are ‘sbls to make
TASCH'S NOVELTIES.
Veilings. Sicilian, Voile. Danish,
& HYATT
nos. {use 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Spring Dress Goods. ..
Each season brings new shades of coloring and new designs in Dress Goods. in calling your
line for Spring and Summer. we wish to impress on your mind
that the greatest care has been used' in our selections and that the line which we are now able to
show you is far ahead of anything thatwehave ever attempted before and the heat of all is the
anthem.
This is the finest line of Dress Goods imported into this country;
in fact. there is nothing finer made. The styles which we are showing are retailed from $1.50 to
$2.00 per yard. Our price is $1.25.
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. Mohdeiaine. Readona, Melton. Herringbone.
Poplin, Panama and Amuues. Also the popular iabrics' in White. such as Sages. Brilliantines.
Malta and Fancy Brilliantines. . . ..
TRISTRAM 8t"; HYATT,
' NORWALKuCONN.
WlNS'l‘DD. April
was received her today from Millcrton,
N. Y., that the buildings of the Clover.
i‘nrm Dairy Company, at Shirkomeko.
were burned late yesterday. The dam-
partlal insurance. Sparks from u
passing locomotive are believed to
have caused the tire. s
There was a report around 80th
Not-walk. this morning that Herman
Quittnor intends to bring suit unglnst
the Norwallt Miniaters' Association in
connection with their remonstrancc
for u license im- the City Hotel.
The {earl-Ill are always inithlcss.
SEASONABLE
SPRING
GOODS
Garden Tools, Barrows. Flows.
Barrows. Cultivators. Paints and
Oils, Fishing Tackle. Boat and
Launch Supplies.
CsllandgetNewCstslogue
oilaunebFittlngs.
Charles E. Dow,
usaowass.
112 wasumorou smear.
sum to.
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U. P.
Coffees.
18 to 400.
we have told you {resiliently
or our iumous the Mocha and
Java. and you have bought it so
steadily and recommended it so
strongly that the sales am im-
mense. We have coils-cs at oth-
or prices. the to 40s. that are
equally worthy. each the best at
its price. We handle all the
contestants sell. from the bush in
the buyer. and it you Want u
low-priced notice that is itmul.
or it higher prion ouo that is
supreme in oscelltiuoo. we
would like to sell you. A trial
will tell.
mum not}
Tea Co.
12‘ WW Sheet.
Ti. “3-3.
EASTER
SPECIALS :
Mourns. new
use.
” " “puny denounce“ sonata. ” _ L"
iii—information ‘“
no is between 33,500 and M. 000 with .
._.J.......
eger& C0.
The Best and Largeét
ASSOrtment' 0f
Millinery
Coeds
In The Norwalks.
s
Do not wait until the lad of
the week in selecting your Hat.
Come early. we can give you
better attention.
All orders executed promptly
and satisfactory.
Money refunded on unsatis-
factory purchases.
H. Krieger 8; Co.
29731 West washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
s
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4-,
Superphespiiate oi Lime. Potato Fertiliser.
Complete Fertiliser, Ground Bone,
L“ M. Aim m. ”W Mil“. Nlttltd * 3*.
Mill 0' m. Mspcs‘ WWI. M V“
liaaure Five 'l‘bessssd m Poles. now“,
MOMt Gun“! G'M'
Raymond Bron.
mt... 30c Coffee
Miranda-Needs.
Norwalk Chronicler