I , Have You Heard oi
f “ 'New Science
Of Healing?
m in now receiving the attention
many ladies in society, who have
adopted this reform method of heating,
{Id ho markedly improved in health
I ‘ appeaI'ance have they become
ii” are encouraging others to tollow
mo example. No one should live in
jail and sadness, of heart or limb,
when they can live in health and hap-
please by going to the Chiropractor at
It 1. Washington It" Haviiand Iiooit.
_ IOU'I'H NORWALK. ‘
‘ .MITIC TREATMENT. OWEN.
NOTICE.
Dog_____ Taxes.
The Town Clerk will issue dog it
«uses at the odlce of J. M. Layton &
.«.Co.. Railroad avehue. South Norwailt.
‘from 1 to 9 p. m.. on the evening. of
. Saturday, April 25, and Monday, April
N. B.--1‘be license fee after May 1
in hand by law at 82. 26 for male and
“.26 for female do“
Norwalk. April 28. 1908.
HERBERT R SMITH
an 3t ‘
Town Clerk
W
.mlllh FOR IIIAICLIFF RACE.
" Twenty-two Care Listed to start in
the White lace Tomorrow.
NEW YORK. April 2S.—'l'lte follow-
ing is the complete lint of the auto-
lea entered to compete in the-
Briarcltfl trophy race. tomorrow morn:
ing. The number and make of car
horse power, driver and nationality
' ‘ are given in that orderI
.; ~ ’ .' l—iiiacbl. t0. Pronnen Italy.
" “ h—Piat. do. Cedrino, ltaly
:l-Appernott, no.1.ytie. l':
i—lnotta. so. Strang, liaiy.
b—lternn 80. Leland. ll. ti
dwl‘int. iii). Parker. itdly.
7—houhrr, 4.1, hitched" [1.5,
l—Itearntt. 30. Vaughan. Ii. ti.
it—Loeler, in, MIIlford, If. ti.
lO—Ilalo. 35. Murphy. Austria.
ii—lsotta. toil. Poole. ltaly.
‘lz—Thornaa. tiii. Roberts. U. ii.
. thearne. 00. Oldheid. U. s.
it; lt—itenault. 35. iierntn. France.
I}: ifr—Pnnhard. (:0. Robertson, trance.
V": .. . ids—Holden. to. Hilliard. U. I
. ~1 11~Allen-Iilngaton. ill, be Points.
”1 'v
lh—Ieaault. as. ltloch, France.
lhleotta. ii. Herding. ltaly.
tea—Benn. tier ll. (lemony.
Il—Iimptaa. M. yatottr. ll.ll
til—limping“ Watson U. It
All are four cylinder ntooit modal:
All have 1.0-inch tread. except the
lentils which have hit-:incb the Ron
suite, which havn “ditch. and the tint
"flu. Which has hivincb.
- ... ._..-..—......——
“NI PIACTICI FOR IACI.
NIW YORK April 21-. in proper»
tine tor the na'tonrottite "Ito om Ilw
literati! I lit Went (beam,
”1.
ow. It ttttnthwr of can
”as:
l .
watered warn lttldlii
ad
its over the ram chum
by recent accidents
, teed «are It ilw m
‘ saver and bride». but
‘I ascertain what Merl
Cit "III.
. was drtred nIuIIIIti
. .. as in _-IIItII
u
I
" Take’l‘his House,
minim! their tutors «Immunisation in
my dear boy. and give it to your wife.
She's been here and inspected it that”
oughly, and dirt word for it, she'll be
the happlent woman its earth when
she knows nbe‘n to more into it.
Call No. 2 South tiara Street
- a
men, which is believed to be the rec-
ord for the course. horns of the driv-
are said that it would not be possible
to maintain an average speed at
greater than iorty miiea an hour
throughout the race. it is considered
likely that the distance of the race
will be cut from 320 to m miles. on
one pert oi the course the road in too
narrow to permit one car to pane an-
other.
Preparationn have been made to ac-
modate a great crowd at the moat ac-
cessible points on the course. Seats
on the stands and parking places for
automobiles are selling at a high pre-
Inuint.
The general belief in that the course
in a very trying one. and that not more
than one-half the number of starters
will be able to finish.
Announcement was made today that
Ralph tie Paints will drive car No, it
in the race tomorrow instead of Arthur
Campbell, who was injured in a prac-
tice run over the course yesterday,
woman“. LOCAL news
«-
George S. Raymond, of Norwalk, at.
tended the theatre in. Sew Yorlt last
night. ,
Mr. and hint. William L, llluacer
and Miss Hazel Biancerintrnd to drive
over to the lriarcliff auto race course
tonight.
Mr. and hire. Alden Solmans, accom-
panied by lira. James Golden and
Mrs. George R. Van Alntyne. will leave
tonight in Dir. lrnans automobile.
for the liriarcli! race.
The final papers have not yet been
passed between tierlnan Qttitincr and
A. (l. Ventherntone, for the purchase
of the City Hotel. The deal in now
expected to be settled this afternoon. .
The last rehearsal for the pln'y
"Way Down in Maine." under the an».
nines of Trinity Men's Club. in he
givI-n this evening at lioyt'n Theatre.
was held last evening in the Sunday
nchool room of 9‘" church.
ELECTRIC BOAT INVIITIOATION.
Cormwittee Probing Today into the
Authorship of Certain Anony-
mous Communications.
WASHINGTON, April 2.1.w'l'he
House electric boat spat-tat investigat-
ing cmntnittee probes today into the
authorship of certain antrny mom omn-
municatione which have figured in the
investigation.
0n i'ebruary 21 last. hit Lilli" in
troduced a rmilutiort calling on the
Iecretnry of the Nov y itrr information
in regard to the out and tho Witwat-
ance of nebinarlnon built Ivy the lilo-c-
tric Company and united to lm inform
on whether the government proposed.
toe pay at least ”.2“ per Inn for the,
nttbntarlnes, "against a reasonable
price named by Admiral itowlen of
flit or ‘1. 475.2” Wife- Ihan the pres:
Int. builder IIIIM thevy worn worth when
i be Ion-titted M'Itif’i' liti' tt-ontntiitm in
902'
Abner ii. Ned, an ofltlni of the lathe
I'l'orpedu itoIIt t‘lnuwany, who has
! charge of Ilia Washington Mine of that
company. .IHMO that he had tin-mil"
ml the resolution intrmtuI-t-Ii by Mr.
. Lilia-y at the stint-Mimi of i’t'etiurit'li
ll. Whitney. itif‘i'itt'rly clerk in the
Naval Altiltit ('ttiltmilim- of the House.
Mr. Ne" said be had obtained titer
tlguwa be III-ml mm It newupupor
tllptrlng but it. could not iit'i'itlml for
ithelr hit-Mitt with Ibr- Mum occur:
ring in the IIIIIInytIuIIIII IvtItttIIItIn pntitmi
reheivmi by Frank lititnlmmtigit in
Mir-.biaan
tit- he! said that Mr Whitney hail
anem- Io the typewriters in his also.
I "Have you any doubt that the snowy
“lithium”
watt written nit your typewriter"
l 'Iiu, i have Ito doom whetavtvr. ii
in en . node '
l
V...
immediate
In!
Invasion-III.
m can spend it at any titan"
in this ”:3an at future rem li mt pvt
heron—sad rotten waiters said“ aim be at. marine»
it will earn
.007” WALK “NORM the
Friday ave-u, Aprh 24o.
' IIOKITI ............... as CINTI
Tickets tor remainder of course We
On sale at Dickerninn'e.
tiny lamina. Holland and Paris.
lay I—Gmt Mini
,ILIW OUT ‘l’t-il 0A3.
HARTFORD; April Ids—By m.
ofhtnhavtngblownoutthegan be-
fore retiring in n lodgin
Main street Waohw unacwnki, ot
Denietnon. in' dead. He came here tut
night. and when going to his room
was given a lamp.
the gas. for the gen jet was wide open
when the room wan broken into Ithin
morning.
wooonuav iitDUITlV nanucae
WOODBUBY. April 23.—-0wing to
lack at orders the American Shear and
Knife Company in running only to
9 . hours a week.
Our Charge Account
is one of the features of our
business to which every we!
honored.
andan
extended
New models in Tailor- made suite ai' tine Chiflon Panama. Herringbone Cheviot. Sergen and
. Fancy Mixtures. In all the newest shaken! Brown, Blues and Green. as well as Black. .
.. mums; humus Mom’s.
Covert Cloth Jackeh. lined and unlined. short. halivfitting and three-quartet length. Black
Cheviot, Broadcloth and Panama, all tnii‘eta' lined.
KID GLOVES. ~
Alisha newest and most correct styles in Ladiea' Kid Gloves are here for“ your selection. We
sell only the very best qualities. many at them our own importation. All the newest shades.”
well as Black and White. Price 81.00 to 83.00.
EASTER NECKWEAR.
and Embroidered Collars in all White and Colored Embroidery, Stock3 Collars in Cotton
and Silk, ancy Bows in Cotton and Silk. All the season’ a newest and most attractive styles are
shown here.
PARASOLS.
Our entire new line of Paranoia are now on exhibition. White and all the popular shades in
Cotton, Silk and Pongec. Also Children' a Parasols' tn all qualities.
TRISTRAM 8: HYA’I‘T NORWALK CONN:
“OHM- COMIC”.
A‘l' me P. hi. pumice in Norwnl
W- was a ner
Company . Morel nervleenw
held at t o'clock Saturday morning
from It. Iary'a Church.
. - Inlet 7. Young.
,The body or Peter P. Young, for-
mori oi Danbury, who died in Brook-
I‘In, outlay, was brought to [January
May night. and taken in the bottle
of bin stator. tire. Andrew Wagner It
Balmforth avenue fro mwhlch place
Balmforth avenue, from which place
8:10 o'clock with services at st. Jo-
seph's Catholic church at 9. Mr Young
was fortythrce yearn of age. and in
survived by his father and by four nie-
tern and two brothers: lira. Andrew
Wagner and Mrs. Frederick Basso, of
Danburyr Mina Mamie. IF. Young and
Miss Clara Young. of South Norwalh;
Prank Young and Nicholas Barrio, ot
Danbuq.
‘ . 4.... ,....... . .... -m... WM».-. m1...“
_ . “EH
house at 845
However, he used
.2. M...
I'I.Krieger 6 0
29-31 West Washington Street, South, Norwalk.
Established 1868.
Any business which grows
in a sltort‘time as ours has
growth. must have many points
of merit. Cell and lockup
these points.
hat-rich.
thatis'cheerfully
malt
Half of the pleasure, as well as the profit of owning Ianytbing,‘ ts derived from owning that thing exactly
when you need it.
Your SUIT 'or Your Spring HAT
would be of little value were you obli ed to wait six months for it, throu II, let us say, inability to. pa spot
cash. TWO EXCEPTIONAL FEA RES OF THIS STORE ARE E LARGE ASSORTMEN and
the LIBERAL CREDIT attending your purchases. After you’ve enrolled your name on our books, the
privilege of buying and batting it charged, 15 always yours. You can then arrange a series of part payments
—weekly or monthly—and settle the largest bills with the least possible strain on your finances.
Here Are Some Special BargaIns for Friday and Saturday
selected promiscuously from our various departinents.
White Lawn Waists. Sailors and Straw Shapes. Tailor-made Suits.
A very large assortment. Too malty styles You can look over all the Millinery shops in All the latest cuts and styles. Brown. blue.
and therefore not able to enumerate etch myle town and to" Will “0‘ "till the sentiments of I“ black. champagne. Silk coats. lace coats. lace
separately. For Friday and Segrrday— kinds of shapes. wings and flowers that we are waists. taffeta 3m. was, All marked .‘ special
.75, .98, $1.50 to $3.50. “WWW. Prices thelowetit in the town. prices for Friday and Saturday.
Taffeta Silk .... Lace Waists. C'°""“g ‘0' Me“ 3°” Shoe Department.
As me an at as in Show“ in the mid Youths. We carry a large stock of Oxfords. for men.
. ' children. We have them in ten,
isrgedl department Itom iii New York. Special We have as road to treatment as any cloth: "m“ '"d
for Friday and Saturday-:- ing note in The Nomad. Suits trout ' patent leather and run meal. from
$3.98 to $15.00. $7.98 to $20.00. $1.98 to $4 .00.
Are You Interested In Good Fumtture?
No matter where you buy, or what you buy, but before you make any purchases, for your own satis-
faction and instruction, you owe it to outsell to look over our line. compare prices, qualities. finish, and
general style of our oods. You can urnish your home with but little outlay of ready cash. Very many
worthy people have It seriously embarrassed since last fall. Money has been scarce. Labor has been
unsteady. .
Our Accommodation Account Department
meet's this emergency. It Is entirely free from all disagree able features of the ordi installment sytitetn.
We sincerely desire to be of «nuance to you. if you wish it, which is carrying out .ly the policy
weedopted, many years ago, and which has “helped materially in upbuilflegtltts
II. KRI ER 6 C0.
2931 West Wanton Street. 8099mm
Norwalk Chronicler