i 'i I Mill 0" sodtoyonassonteoneslseintbese r More going elsewhere. opyright CiOthing Co. HARRY GOODWIN, Manager. ._ .lIereisJBszrcnoeAgain. Take This House, my dear boy. and give It to your wife. She's been here and Inspected It thor- oughly, and our word for It, she'll be the happiest woman on earth when she Itnows aho's to move Into It. Call No. 2.8th Main so... ' Have You Heard oi I New Science " cf "Healing? sans Is now receiving the attention > .W ladies In society, who have mind this reform method of healing, ran markedly Improved In health '_ ‘ appearance have they become they are encouraging others to follow their example. No one should live In " .fld “dull, oi heart or limb, " they can live in health and hop pluses by going to the Chiropractor at "as I. Washington 8b. Haviland Iloslt. " . .OOUTI'I NORWALK. » maria raurusurs oivsw. WOOD WOOD A CARMI BETTS. DEALER "4 Hard and Soft Wood, lowed and built Neatly for family Use. lott Wood, “has cord; 01.50 per M Wood, WM per cord; 01.75 1 It cord. v'Spllt Wood 25s salts her It cord. ‘ . VmN 0-14 WA T“. "7—1. "O'WAL“IV CONN. Base Ball GOODS ‘ W. A. Briggernian’s '31. ‘ IUOIO OTOIIo > Issues sass. as Washington It. .i'.< agsstvucnsssst‘um WALKIN LINILV 'I'O ITANT IOON NIIW BRITAIN. April SOFA nice sags was received b Treasurer Blan- .0f the Savings k oi New Dri- .today. under the date at hos An- . to the shoot that the court to ads has "fused to grant Wll~ last it. Walker the abscondlng lor- . " lsr treasurer of the bank. a writ ot atom Walker's only recourse now king an appeal to the court which sits at lesion City, and In case of an adverse decision he cannon “It satradition Inrthsr. It is now thought that Waiher will be on his way here In twenty days. CONNOR NONI NATIONAL. Jobs Connor. the New Haven youns dial, who was very seriously Injured may at the Meadow street power so by a tall from the to boiler. ls reported from the W u littlu more rational. thou sliii In a «mm a cool ition. It. be soias tins when It can -IIte y stated whether he will its ‘ * 01‘. April u—lawrencc I r assists” socrsltiry i ll Commerce and oath of Moo . recently of the National hank LEGAL N OTICES ORDER 0!" NOTICE. District of Norwalk, 9.", Probate Court, April 27, A. D.,i Whereas, written application has been made to this court for administrio tIon of the estate of lda L. Oebrmnnn late of Norwalk, In said district, de ceased. Ordered, That said application he heard and determined at the Probate Oliice In Norwallt. on the 4th day of May. 1908. at 4:30 o'clock afternoon; and that public notice thereof be giv- en to all persons Interested therein by publishing this order In a newspaper having a circulation In said district at least live days before said day of hearing. HENRY w. GREGORY. 828 it Judge. PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Pursuant to an order of the Court of Probate for the District of Norwnlk. authorising and empowering her thereunw, the subscriber odors for sale all such right. title and interest, as Stephen Blntonsky. late of Non walk. In said district. dllct'tiM'd. bud at the time of his death. in and to all that certain tract or parcel of bind. with buildings thereon standing, alt- uated In the city of South Nurwulk. In said Net-walk, bounded northerly about 200 feet by lend formerly o; Helena Btauss. deceased, now said to belong to Christian Bwarts; easterly about 110 feet by land formerly of Mary L. Snowden estate. now said to belong to John Csalto; southerly about 35 feet of land of said John Claim and about 161 feet by land of belts or dcvlseos of Mary I.. Snowdcn. and westerly II feet. more or loss, by :ly avenue. For particulars and terms. apply to Barbara Simonshy. 'Mmlnlatratrls. South Norwalit, Conn. as It SOLVENT NOTICE. District of Norwallt, ss.. Court. April 2!. A. 1).. 1908. Estate of John Meyer, late oi Nor: wnllt. In said district. deceased. The Court of Probate tor the Dis- trict oi Norwailt. hath limited and al- lowed sis months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to es hlblt their claims for settlement. Those who "neglect to present their accounts, mfiriy attested, within said time. will debarred a recovery. All persons lndebtod to said estate are requested to matte Immediate payment to JOHN J. CIINEO. Executor. Bwarts A Corbett Bldg. 82 Wash. fit. ”8 m7. l2 School Taxes. Union School District ——A The taxpayers of the South Norwailt Union tichoul ltlslrlct are hereby truth find that the district tax of two mills on the dollar. laid on the town assess Probate, Nmailtl Mil this attention as son-tenth: tilt". at tho I'rsltitllii sclmol will luv he i'fllduo and payable on tho iiral day of -——-—-—-——-—- II N- . WWI” THI GU I I litilll. eonrrenor illlfl 1 .. THE WORRY LINE. merit list of I901. at a mention ol the disli'ict held on the lllh day of June- May. l90it. at which time I shall Inc ready to receive same at tit-Illson Post all it drop storu. Ill: Washington strmvt. :l'cnnlty at the i'IIii' of it per cent. a iyt'lii' will be charged on and after June it ATOMJW. (‘oilsclttr of Tales for tltitilh Norwaiit lluion iiuhooi illstrlcl. listed at lIouth Norwsik. MI 2;. It" liltih. Covered oysters are 'among the |tlilmtu which may be classed its un- |canny. ‘ , guts. slosetoibsllrsad viscous and you are on the Worry Man. The Worry It Iaectas W‘MM would you face debit my! Use by having a savings nomunt in ‘ 'IheSouthNorwalltSevingsBank . me'm ”W woman. and Andrew fistula.” and a sister. Nrs. Edward Resting,“ Booth Norwaik. ———-qu—-d_ MAN” CONFmIONI. Watertewvt. N'. nulls». and Wile Held WAT,BRTOWN N. Y., April :5.—- Hrs. James l'arnter.w bo,with her Ituso bend. Is Id at the county la" sua- seated of a murder of lira. Sarah rennan, of Brownvllle. whose mutil- ated body was found packed In a trunk yesterday, has made two confessions of the crime, according to statements made by the police. In the iirst she ls said to have si'tt ed that It was she who struck the blowa with the axe while Nra. Bren- nan was iooitlng out of the window with her back turned. She had the trunk In readiness for the body. When confronted with the body of the vic- tim she made the alleged second con- fession as follows: ”I may as well tell the truth, Jim did It. I found him leaning over her body In the sitting room. lie had the axe In his band and said to me. with an oath. ‘That's the end of her)" ' lNl-IUMAN ITUDINTO OUOPINDID NEW HAVEN. April 28,—Two stu- dents of the Bhedleld Scientific School. Yale, have been suspended from col loge for the remainder of the year, it was learned yesterday as a result of on Investigation Iotlowlng a complaint made to the police by a citizen that needles attached to matches had been shot into his horse while he was driv- Ing through Wall street. The Investi- gatlon ,it Is said. narrowed down to a part of Wall street, where several student boarding housesare located. and in rooms In one house several of the miniature arrows are said to have been found. The action taken by the Sbomeld School authorities was satia- Iactory to the police. NEW HAVIN OFFICER RECOVER- NO. NEW'HAVEN. April 28,-Patmimau Henry Chnrbcnnu. who was severely cut and wounded in n dnht with Henry Adley, a burly negro, whom he was attempting to arrest, was reported on Improving at Grace Hospital yestvr day. Adiey, who was twice shot by the oillcor. after the negro attacked him. Is expected to recover from his wounds. it is expected he will be ar ranged on a charge of assault with In- tom to lilil DOV MAY DI! "ION EXPLOSION. DERBY. April 28.--—Gcorgo Minncrly. agcd lo, found a railroad torpedo tic- sidc thc tracks of the Berkshire divin- ion this noon, and striking It with it alone, was probably fatally hurt by the explosion. He had one eye blown out ntid u llolc mode in his bend, lhromth which the brain mattcr oust-ti. The doctors say he cannot recover. The accident was witnessed by tho ind's sister. OHINMAN ANTI-TROUT LAWS. WASHINGTON. April 2R.-Iicarlitgs on the bills to amend the Sherman unll'trust laws were resumed todny before the senate committee on Iils‘ Judiciary. Daniel Davenport. of Itridacporl, Conn... spoke in support of curtain features of the bills. AMIAOOADON TAKAl-IIIIA IUIV. WASHINGTON, Aprnli 28,—" Is said at the Japanese embassy that hccauso "I the amount of business requiring ut- tentlon, Ambassador Tskahlra will not be able to go to San Francisco to attend the lit-ct festivities. LIFT 140 OINIOT OIICINOANTO. WINDIIAM. April 2.-Mrs, Mary lia- Fiuor died yesterday. aged 90 years. She leaves 140 direct descendants, namely five children, bl grandchildren and at great grandchildren. NICINT ANNIVAI. OF VIIIILI. NII'W YORK. April 28. -—Arrlyed: Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm dor Grease. Bremen. ...—...— \ Don't let any woman lmagino her foot are neatly dressed when the rib- boo laclngs In bor low shoes are so long that they hang well over the sides and swing back and forth as she wallts. They make the foot look large apd give It the annual-anon of being caught In a network from which It is all the time trying to step out. The ribbon should be wldu and short enough to make a still smart bow on the front oi the foot. "Winit was the worst money panic you ever saw, colonel?” «shed the in- torvluwor. "The worst money panic I nor anw,‘ replied the stunt Iiunnu'lfl.‘ 'wus when a nlcltol rolled under the souls of a street car and seven women Iiiiii'iit'ti it "-»I‘hltissu Daily News. W...- MlllInor—Itosily. Nisa l'sssay. the white leather on your hat ntsltes you look Iii least five years younger. Miss I'asssy—Wull. you niay~or~ put a coupis more white leathers on It. ovulation :psro Moments. l'rlils of striped "tutorial with bur tiers of plain malts it hunt and drossy finish for tho blouse of striped tus- Iorittl. m Teacher —It you are kind and polite to your playmates. what will be the result? fichoisr rhoy n thltilt llIuy can lick lilo. wl‘liiltulitlpitltt Inquirer Iloy who has been noughty and sent Ililo that undo» to tlud a switch to punish hint withinh. mnttittly, l mtldn't llnd a switch snywhara. but horns a stops you can throw at tum-v- Punch. The lituuannerw-When you have money puoplsP will shalto r”wit ruby the band. Th a hen It's mil-1'" ahalte you altogstbsn-v the How. WWTON. MI Sta-Tbs m Ills by George I. “lies. of Connecticut,» tits spacial house ensiniittse Investigating his chars-I .sssinst tbs lisotrie Boat mess. that oths was being shadowed by private de< etetivsa, was positively denied b the detective mar sttbs tbs.eanitol orlch Webbsr, today. Ir. Webber said that no detective nlim at any charac tor hsdbssn engaged In watching Mr. wisy either Is the ea in] or the of- dve of tits ouss hull ng. Francis .l Bowles, formerly chief of the bureau of construction In the navy department and now president of the Fora River Shipbuilding Com- pany. was questioned regarding the cost of submarines. He said the cost of oonstructim or the Octopus had ap- proximated $285,000. This, he said. did not Include oilice cahrges, etc The contract price oi the boat was $250,000. ANAHOHIIT IILVINITEIN Dlfl. ——- . Was Iniursd by Premature Explosion of levnb Meant for Police. NEW YORK, April 28.—-Belig Bli- versteln, the anarchist who attempted to throw a bomb Into a group of pry linemen In Union Siluare, several ,weeks ago,,and was injured by the prematuna explosion of the bomb, died in Hellevus Hospital today. lie had been a prisoner In the hospital. Sli- verstein‘s companion was killed by the bomb. but the policemen were practically uninjured. IO CALLED TO TH! Roger Ludlow Cigar, 10c. A cigar which is made of nothing but the best tobacco, under sanitary conditions and the personal super- vision 0! the manufacturer. If you want an‘ excellent 5c smoke. try the Twin City, Tokansks and Nut- meg Club. B. J. REYNOLDS, 12 OOUTH MAIN OTREIT. MMUSEMENIS o- svsav evsmwo. MUSIC HELL Advance Vaudeville and Moving Pic. turns Every lvsning. Wednesday and Saturday histlnsss. Change of pzograin Monday and Thursday evenings. - Prices lilo and the Reserved seats one and 26s, which can be second at tho Clldord Drug Store. Matinee prices—do and 10:. beats. HOYT'S THEATRE comm - ‘The Ro_s_e_Maiden’ JGrand Concert ION 'l'l-II UNINPLOVIO. ‘ by the . Church Choral Union assisted by The "All bouls'" Vocal Quarter, of NM York. A Mitcherus sv Loeal Oolslsts. The Nsidhsrdt living Quartet. 01 New York. and The Choral union Orchestra. , SOUTH NORWALI MITl-IOOII'I' ONUNGH. Wednesday Evdnilg. April 29. AT IIOHT O'CLOCK. summon as csurs 'l‘iciwts nt tilsndenlng‘a and I'lsls- ted'l. w... DON'T FOIOIT “CAPT. DICK,” await av TESmoker’sAttention » mom has 'never been questioned. All Wool Ingram Carpets. Tapestry Brussels Carpets. Pure Wool Velvet Carpets, Vclvet and Wiltons. 1 nos. s and g ammo summon. Floor Coverings. ' Anything in the line of Floor Covering we are prepared to (arm.1'be reliability of our Carpet Depart» it's the best the market afforda— Hsndsmvis Aaminstsr Carpets, Indy Irusssls Carpets, Carpet Filling, all qualities, Hall and Itslr Carpets, Carpet Rugs, In all signs, A handsome line of large also Bugs, in lngruins. Pro-Brussels. Tapestry Brussels, Body mussels. Amenstcr. Housefumishing Department; HOUSE CLEANING SPECIALS iN OUII HOUBEFURNIBHING DEPARTMENT. Wool Ceiling Dusters ..... . ..... ".00 Whisk Brooms for Stairs....r....23e Boo-Ami, per cake .......... ......bo Mops for Hard Wood Floors ...... 406 Fiber Scrub Pails... ..... . ....... 23: Window Brushes... ......... 89c Carpet Boaters...... . 10o Large Bottle Ammonia ............ 06 Tack Pullers .................. be Good Parlor Brooms......... ..... 10s Scrub Brushes ............ 10c Tack Hammers... ........... 100 TRISTRAM & HYATT, Email iloy (at the circus. ntcrtiiy, to his grandfather)-—Don't lantlh iilto that. grandpa; petiole will think this is the first time you have over been In a place of untuscirtetit.-lllustrlte chtung. Ileriln. Liquid ' eneer MAIIIES THIFGS 25 and 50: Bottles. E. E. Gorham, Decorator: Tel. 452. East Norwsiit. Glover’s The Place 5’? IN ALL LEATHERS Phone 542-2. Wear Shoes That Fit. ......M “flaw...” .... iiii WWW... ...?“ .m ”new ...—.....T .51.“: Your Lawn! I it needs encouragement. your garden needs assistance. your trees and vines need help and tyour flowers and the aid eI our special manures and Isrtilissrs. We have some good things in line; at up in a convenient ay. odor ass and not unpleasant to neon-dry. pulverissd manure which has never been exposed to the weather to loss hail its value. Also woodasbss bone at pours quality" All the above In gs or small THE NEW CADETI. a: moments HALL. so THURSDAY. Ai'lli. 30TH. At s P. N. bhsl'l OANOINO APTIIWANOI. AONIMION “GIN" Tioitets for sale at Norwsih til'lll status until Thursday afternoon. DON’T Nil. iT. [quantities «desired. ti” WWII. IheFeuisCosICo MW”, ‘V‘V'J ‘ amino. . for NORWALK, CONN. ; I H. Krieger ‘. " Co. rs Are You Interested in Good *Fumiture? No matter where you buy. or what you buy. but before you make any purchases. for your own satisfaction and in- struction. you owe it to yourself to look over our line. compare . prices, qualities. finish and general style of our goods. You can furnish your borne with but little outlay of ready cash. Very many worthy people have been seriously embarrassed since last fall. Money has been scarce. Labor has been unsteady. Our AccommOdation Account Dept. meets this emergency. It is entirely free from all disagreeable icstures oI the ordinary installment system. We sincerely do- sire to be oi assistance to you. if you wish it, which Is carrying out absolutely the policy we adopted many years ago. and which has helped materially in upbuiiding this great business. Men’ s Suits andgreund it wears lasts eraser. OHM IATNII 70 “VIII NAN. 'I'Itoes persons who thinit they sea In Nr. loaasvnlt an alarms, dissusln lion in rssslate other miss slam. will be interested to learn how early this tendency was mssitsflod. was quite a little Wiles "ml My. his ”the! told MI b. 'Is Mill" young To: ”as good and tails mhssn'ztnhla“ lather. bat All a I all“ taighty'as to am his . rubrics are the latest Ityltt. in .‘ Latest Styles in Oxfords. Ties and Shoes. D. GOTTLIEB, H Krieger 81 Co. 29- 31 West Washington Street. , sour“ nonwnut * Great Reduction Sale! Worn "2.00; now ............ ”.07.” Wore QIIIIII; miw...............“.“ thro lithilil; ntiw ........ ..... . .“o” button of brown, any and blue lam. ”UT" NOIWALN. who was travelling far from hols. and apart hint to be a soodboy boytbsa Ito "As tor miner. I will lens alter her myself. "—Illocfls HM”. m "It's daunerults to hug the sbni‘s In cuss histltshnni Ns'sit, "lint ”I; tar slurs dangerous Is In. Ital l— WithI s a Is the bash at her belt." In “'th MI» :1", M.
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