not in on. firm
" their
of; ,Healingi
Willi encouraging others to iollow
lied! example. No one should live in
’ I] and sadness. of heart or limb,
my», can live in health and hap-
heap by going to the Chiropractor at
“fl.“Washinaton commune Bi'ock.
‘ ‘ count uouwaut.
'Atttiz'rio resumes-rs olvsu.
NOTICE. ,
Dog Taxes.
‘1 ‘The Town Clerk will issue dog ii-
ocnm st the oilice of .i. M. Layton &
'60., Railroad avenue. South Norwailt.
tom 1 to 9 p. m.. on the evenings at
turday. April 25, and Monday, April
,, N. B.~The license fee after May 1
is, lined by law at 82.25 (or male and
“rib for female dogs.
Norwsilt, April 23. 1908. -
‘ i , HERBERT B. SMITH.
023 St . Town Clerk.
f W661) . woon
‘ . A. CARMI BETTS.
DEALER lN
"Ham and Soft Wood,
‘ “wed and Com Ready for
_- V _. I; Family Use.
. . Bolt Wood. “.00 per cord; ”.50 per
it cord.
Hard Wood. 07.00 per cord; ”-75
in 56 cord. .
Split, Wood 260 extra per ta cord.
Yard No. 74 Newtomt Ave.
207—2. NORWALK. CONN.
D. GOTTLIEB,
,llead-to-Foot
Outfitter, '
n NORTH MAili smear.
t‘fll.
Music, l'Sc
lies thorn duilroi. tintmn
‘Know and You Know
Vlll lOr Olin Sight of
‘ Weld ,W will be mtiylatarastr
'Wlllo. We hare‘thesortofwmblosagood
”KW that will at‘oaes distialui'llt the wearer as
The but ready-tomes garments the but makers out
wit workmanship and um. rm also put» us tor sell-
W sloth-n at mil reasonablsxpriess. itwyll do renewed to
olithniatost browns, blocs, [rays and olive: st Seven and
__ is now receiving the attention
_ natty ladies in society, who'have
’ ‘ this returns method of healing,
not markedly improved In health
apparatus have they become
tanker praise-our clothes. praises the
n
t: Clothing Co;
RRv Jcooowm.
. Mencgct.
Here is .l. Bfstrence Again.
Take This House,
my dear boy. and give it to’your wile.
She's been here and inspected it thor-
oughly; and our wordxlor it. she'll be
the happiest woman on earth when
she knows she's to move into it.
‘
“Censuzslmnnunshm/
m
Norton.“
it you are thinking oi taking some
druglesa treatment, in order that you
may be relieved from a chronic
disease. it will pay you to Investigate
Osteopathy. The osteopathu are the
only advocate of Druxless Theraphy.
that are required to quality with the
State ,Board of Health of Connecticut.
The Board demands that they must be
able to dinerentlitte between contac-
ious and non-contagious diseases. The
laws of Connecticut require all appil'
cents to be graduates of some repu-
table Osteopathic college. and to pass
an examination before the state Board.
'l‘o graduate from any osteopathic 001'.
lose, you must attend om less than
three years. and nine months Oi each
year. The studies taught in all os-
teopathic colleges are the same as an:
taught in medical colleges. with the ex-’
ception of Malaria Medics, instead .0!
which osteopathic therapeutics is
taught. To practice any other drug-
Iess system. the law does nut require
any qualifications whatever In this
State. ”The best in the cheapest."
' Consultation, and examination tree.
Treatment administered by DR.
JEROME D. WIRT, it graduate of the
American School .of Osteopathy, at
Kirksvilie. M0. (mice, No. 12 luau
Place, Norwalk. Conn.
Wm... .. .0 , ,
LEGALNOTICES
PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Pursuant to an order of the Court
of Probate lor the District of Nor-
waik authorizing him thereunto. the
subscriber hereby offers for sale all
such right, title and interest as Mary
A. Bitter. of Norwalk. In said district.
on incapable person. has in or to the
following described real estate, to wit:
A certain tract of land with the
buildings thereon, sitnntc in said Nor-
wnlk. being 100 feet in front and rear
and 165 feet, more or less, in depth.
and bounded northerly by land or iii.
ien E. Brennan. easterly by innd of
Susnn E. Mather, southerly by land
of William E. H. Hull. and westerly
by highway culled Glenwood avenue.
iv‘or particulars and terms apply to
JAMES A. inflows. Conservator.
R26 it South Norwallr. (Toun.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
There were three automobile parties
started last night from Fred Loci!-
wood'u garage. in his machines.
Clarence Jones. ol Crunbury. left
home list night. about to o‘clock on
his bicycle, for the rune at iirinrcliil.
The Bachelor tilris' ('Iuh will hold
a meeting this Morning at the. home
of Minuerttuin Smith. of Fuii' street.
.‘s'orwaik.
Before you buy your fluturtluy urn-
ecriea read the adv, oi M. E. blood and
Company. They urn uttering inmost-
in; upecinlu in that line.
The tilhcei's' Annunciation oi the Not-
wulit lire department will ‘hold it
meeting this owning ui tluvlr lit-ud-
quarto” in Muin street.
The Elilt-i'prlrw itottllm: Wlli'ltit,
Which Min cumiuriud by the Into .inhn
Kirsch in Whitli’ strum. Norwulk. hue
lmvu discontinued umi the fixture» urn
Inning mnnwd toliuv
Yenit'rduy nun tln- Rnniverum'y oi
ilit' birthday of tiouuviinmn linnirl
initilup, hixhwuy commissions-r oi the
t‘lly of South Norwnlit .tir, lniniup
remembered hiu lricud- with i'ertm-v
im- in honor or the wool.
Mr». .I. W, lhulgc. of II! West
utrooi. wnu udltillimi In the Nurttmllt
limpttni yt'hitirtllty uttmuoou. and "lb
mmliitteiy mmrutud on tor uppendtci'
its. the cutie built. up urseut one. To
day site It rcstiua cmnfurmbiy, ’i'he
lipflrllli‘m wins lwrlnruwd by Dr. Joan
out new».
« power-w on can spend it at any tilwsw
. . a rts of More
111M. writin- bani: whom um ma
M. as we inns «in. "i" lit' at W
‘liutnurtier. assisted by it. Wuiter
Hitchcock mi in. ll. 0 uhernr.
years it you put
a a.._wm..M .mm. ..
, on...
, 'Wr“ 5
mm. .. m.
. as
is in connection with their pliant
in chestnut street. "the posits ms
in
“it! club; i” ‘
halts People
, {or
new
' “9' not. a and 5. oszem surname. ~
test are composed oi:
Item". 1‘. ii. West. Jr. and H. lrc-
land. on the ground door: it L- Tur-
ner sod rBlackissn and” 'am
“00?; H. ’ tones and 1. mos. on
the cost, door, and l". handset:
and Bill ion, on the rear door.
The drill is composed of finding the
f‘tire" andr‘phytng the hose on» it. The
"hrs is a red fla which is placed on
or near thebuiding and about the
alarm is sounded this has to be lo
cated and;etiacked. Yesterday alter-
noon. Messrs; Turner and Blackmsn
succeeded in getting a stream on the
"lire" within one minute and 25 sec-
onds iron; tile sound of the alarm.
On the- prev 0 drill last Saturday
noon. Messrs. .nwrence and Lyons
reached it In three minutes and lit
teen seconds.‘
The agents were very well pleated
at the showing of the teams. but have
decided that in see of tire. water
would do the in damage and will
install fire extinguishers around the _
plant. ,
recital pt Herman com
choruses and soles in a.
SOUTH NOIWALK caucuses.
‘ , TIONM. WWW”.
Finlay Firm. Apni 24th,
' AT 7:30 P. M.
,. ............ s6 CINTI
remainder of course 70c.
t Dicker-man‘s.
Mir-9- ‘
yum. Holland and Paris.
‘Britain.
itlons,
' ~ “I use] and mum. .
Rani W” amount“; Iior cm alerted by one M . ‘
. . of the mats. . floodplain. The - , .
Accompanied by German music. mm teams tho but. entered into the cou- E ASTER SPEC S
m models inairallorvmade Suits at line Chiffon Panama. Herringbone-Cheviot. Sci-gee and
Fancymxtiires. “ In all the newest dudes of Brown, Blues and Green. as Will as Black.
LADIES’ SPRING JACKETS.
. Gayest Cloth-Jack , linedtand unlined. short. half-fitting and thrccvquarter length. Black
Chevrot. Broadcloth and Panama, all tafieta' lined. .
. ~ f KID GLOVES.
, All the newest and most correct styles in Ladies’ Kid Gloves are here for your selection. We
sell only the very best qualities. many of them our ,own im ortstion. All the‘ttewcst' shades. as
well as Black and White. Price $1.00 to 83.00. p ”-
EASTER NECKWEAR.
'Plain and Embroidered Colisrsin all White and Colored Embroidery. Stock Collars in Cotton
and Silk. Fancy Bows in Cotton and Stilt. All the season's newest and moat’ attractive styles are
shown here. .
PARASOLS.
- Our entire new line of Parasols are now on exhibition. White and all the popular shades in
Cotton, Stilt and Pongcc. Also Children’s Parasols in all qualities.
3w! '.
' At the modest at e presilom oi
the Trinity Men's 0 uh, Roller ulna
lens has accepted‘the chuirnmnshlp
or the entertainment committee, 'to
succeed Henry 0. Bailey, wo has re-
signed. .
Many people watched the party
start from P. C. Bturses' ‘earage in
his Reo.“last night. Hr. Stones act-
ed as driver. and merge Presseur.
William Raymond and James E. Hui»
bell accompanied him. E. ii. flipper
ley, Jr., and irvin: ll. Sipperley also
started from there in their large car.
They were accompanied by James
Walsh. James Sheehau, Frank How-
am and Anni Waters. .
state Truent Dfllcer Guiles Potter ‘1. W. . _
Is in News": today, making thingu , . ’ . ; 1
interesting ior delinquent school chii- NORWALK CONN
siren. . ‘ 9 . V" ‘ . . e
-m..._.. . . .
n. Krie_g‘er e Co
Our Charge Account I
Is one of the fesnues of our
business to which every well
Established. 1868.
Any business which grows
if: a short time as ours has
”ddmo'emq ”(Homo ”$13!? grownmuséahfivcrgsnly piping;
a trsc ' - . o merit. .
extended to all. u y ' 29-31 West Washington Street, South Norwalk. these points. a" M "'t"
Half of the pleasure, as well as the profit of owning anything, isdcrived from aiming-that t'liing' exactly
. when you need it. .. , .
Your SUIT or Your I pring HAT ' ‘
would be of little value were you obli ed to wait. six6 months for it, throu‘ h, let us say. inability to pay spot
cash. TWO EXCEPTIONAL FEA ES OF THIS STORE ARE T E LARGE ASSORTMENTS and
the LIBERAL CREDIT attending your purchases. After you’ve enrolled your name on our; books, the
privilege of buying and having it charged, is always yours. You can then arrnngc ascries of part payments
—--weckly or monthly—and settle the largest bills with the least possublc strain on your finances.
Here Are' Some Special Bargains fOr Friday and Saturday
seleéted promiscuously from our various departments.
White Lawn Waists. Sailors and Straw Shapes. Tailor-made Suits.
A very large assortment. Too many styles You can look over all the Miliincry shops in All the latest cuts and Styles. Brown. blue,
and therefore not able to enumerate each style. town and you will not find‘the assortments 0‘ all black, champagne. Silk coats, lace coats, lace
separately- For Friday and ‘Sllllldll— kinds 0' shapes, "“83 '"d flowers "'3‘ “'9 “"3 waists, taffeta silk waists. All marked at spccial
.75, .98, $1.50 to $3.50. K showing. Prices the lowed in the town. prices for Fri day and Saturday.
Taffeta Silk and Lace Waists: Clothing for Men, Boys Shoe" Department.
As lame an ‘ oi as is shown in the and Youths. We carry a large stock of Oxfords. for men,
We“ Wm“: stores in New York. 5mm We have “ good an assortment as any cloth- women and children. We have them in tan,
for Friday and Saturday— in: store in The Norwailts. Suits from patent leather and sup metal. from
$3.98 to $15.00. .‘ $7.98. to $20.00. $1.98. to $4.00.
Are You interested in Goad Furniture?
No matter where you buy, or what you buy, but before you make any purchases, foryour own satis-
faction and instruction, you owe it to oursclf to look over our hue, compare prices, qualities, finish, and
general Style of our ,oods. You can urnish your home will but little outlay of ready cash. Very many
wngtgy' people have n seriously embarrassed since last fall. Money has been scarce. Labor has been
u y.
s
Our Accommodation Account Department
meets this emergency. ‘ it is entirely free from all disagreech features of the ordmuitsllmcut sysietu.
. We sincerely desire to be of assistance to you. if you wish it, which is carrying out utciy the policy
we adopted, many years ago. and which has helped materially ill upbulldm this great busiest.
"*"fii KRIEGER o 0.
_29'-31 Westwaallington Street, , m Nomut
Norwalk Chronicler