Have You (Heard of
e New. Science
,, 0f Healing?
h is now receiving the attention
this reform mothod oi healing,
‘Io markedly improved in health
all! appearance have they become
Wrote encouraging others to follow
their example. No one should live in
WI and sadness, oi heart or limb.
when they can live in health and ban-
piness by going to the Chiropractor at
1 so I. Washlnptiin eh. Hsvllsnd Block.
. SOUTH, NORWALK.
'Manueric TREATMENTS oivsu.
‘ wooo‘ooon
.. “minim
fund and son Wood,
x , ma agfmsylb’fiudy for
“Soft Wood, $6.00 per cord; $1.50 per
d.
Herd Wood. 07.00 per cord; $1.15
Wr l6 cord.
Split Wood 25: extra per % cord.
You No. 74 Nswtown Avs.
hm NORWALK. CONN.
Base Ball
GOODS
W. A. Briggerman’ s
Millie ITOII.
Wan llooit. 182 Washington It.
Aunt tor crssosnt Laundry.
LEGAL NOTICES
. onnnn 'ro norm:
District oi Norwalli. 821., Probati-
Oourt. April 22. A. 1).. .1 oil.
Estate oi Sarah J. Lockwood. into
at New Canon. in solid district. tit--
At‘t'O l.“\"l‘.
ossssd.
Ordered. That. the administrator
with the will annexed cxlillilt hlii iid-
tllisiiitration account with said crime
to this court. for adjustment. at the
[rebate ollco in Nomad: on the .'.th
is: or Mall. 1908. It 2 ouiot'k niici-
. noon: slid "at all persona inleruulod-
said emu may be notified illurcoi.
Mministt'utor will cause illiii ordi-i
in published In a newspiipcr liiii
it circulation in mid dilitrlcl. iiiiti
rosl. ti copy flit-rent on the idinipoiit
said New (‘iiuliuii untiroiil tho pluvv
whole that M't‘ltuttd llilll tIWiill itl int...
vs ltiltlii liiiloi'c iiiild .'.lli iiiii ol
loin"
v DANIEL ii. liliMlld’lY, d".
I” it. Action .luiliut,
. “mo"... um $1 5-.- abs'V‘:>-
“TM liiiit time 1 net: you money.
II“ the liiodly old lady. 'you proliititi-d
“I” wanton? wuill l'liiht into ii sultioii
"W's. i‘ll’ht. Gully." sold the hobo.
fig". “till; noon us you not the
. y you ."
. l lair. don t yoiiiio linow do ll"
. between a walk an ii upilnii".
, Prone
33?:
n i
. III! the sort of clothes a man delights to wear.
. . 4 ,sir. 3381M} BUITS in conservative worsteds. comprising greys.
emu. olives. russets and
minivans. oil of them in unto-date checked suits tor men oi
. ”it‘ll. Commits that sell in other stores for no and 115.01" price
The sort that will
navy blue urges. Bane of the new
. .._ niowdolimmusoodto youassoniaoneelse in time
as. Coins in and look or over before going elsewhere.
Here is J. B. Lawrence Again.
Take This House,
my dear boy. and give it to your wile.
. She's been here and inspected it thor-
oughly, and our word for it. she'll be
the happiest woman on earth when
she knows she's to move. into it.
'hir. Walsh Chosen ii Delegate
(Continued iroin First Page.)
amended by Mayor ’i‘homii. of Wutcr-
liurynto lay upon the table. A roll
call was called ior by tho Brynn men.
but Representative M. J. Connor. oi
Enticld, thought it. won not neceiisary.
Several other delegates rose and said
that it we the policy or the Demo
cratlc pnrty in gatherings oi this kind
in put. the members on record. The
chair put the motion to decide whclhr
er the roll nliould be drilled. Chin-lee
tiny. of New Haven. said it was not
the prerogative of the choir to put
such ll. motion. The choir ruled thnt
one-fifth of Iliniieprcuciit. could do
ninnd n roll call. Mr, (‘liiy asked it
the roll of tlic committec had been
called and tho rcpiy won in the nczu
livc. Senator .icrominh Donovan. of
Norwalk. objected to any one tnkinn
port, in tho mcctlniz and he moved
tlint the committee on into executive
iiciiitlon. Mr, Dunn nuke-d if he meant
to exclude the prime. Mr. iionovnn re-
iicrntcd hlu motion. Mr. Gay ruined
the point oi ordcr that tiny one in thi
ninth could come bciorc the, commit.
tee. prcnent resolutions tind iii-buttr-
The choir rulcd on n vocc voio than
the motion to go into cxccutlvo iiciteloti
wun loot. A roll call was thcn taken on
the mutter oi lnylng the Bryan rcnolu
lion on tho iiihie. The motion wm
carrlcd lit to 13. with three nbevolt-i-u
Mr, Borlow created uiiiiiucmcnt In
Hl'lit voting inlay lilii resolution on lip
inblc. hilt. hc iiiimediiiit-ly chiiuncd
Senator Donovnn rouo und cxplnhi-ri’
his votc, which won "no." lie t-iili'
thitt it liud nlwiiyii lll'l‘il good “I‘ll“!
crniic doctrine to instruct ltii coiiicii
tlon dclcxntcii. and ii" built-rod tliiil
ihnt should hold this tlnic. Write
hit-lbcrt ll, Cut-y voicd "nn' iii-Vi wu~ up
pluiidcd by the liryuii iiicn.
llomcr S. Boers, of Wcstopri. om-t'i’w'
in motion that n uiiii-couirlilttcc oi the:
ri-tlrc and draw up u not of rtiuiiliilloni
zilid rcpoit buck to the coniiiiltlcc. A
number of the “min own now nun
hold that they wanted no i-xplnnutlou
oi the motion. Mr. i‘nry thought it
won it Witflil‘ of lime to do this, and
linked the clinlr'to rule Iliiit i‘i‘MtilIlllilm
went in order. Mi. l’iticrit withdrew
his motion llt’t'lliltie oi objections and
the choir culled tor rcnoliiilone. Aiclil
litild Mchll. .lr.. pitflfililit'il llir- fol
lowing rciioluilon:
“.We the doleiuiIoii t'lt‘ttlt‘tl bi tiit
Democracy oi the Slow oi ('onni-ctlcin
to thc Nntlunul (‘onvc iitloii to be licli
iIi iii-nicr. on the iicvciitb tiny of July
1908. do hercliy cxprt-itii our tintiiizill
lied and continued (‘iillllllt‘lli‘t‘ in tin
liiuioruhlo Willlniii .llmiilllittt Iiryiiit
no.1 cliiloriio hlii imgrenuivc iii-nimrncy
iiiid the adviiliccd political principles
which he liltindit for mid cxpoiiuda“
iicvernl ilt'll‘fluitla itccoudi ll tun iciio
liiiioll. Mr. (‘iiiy tiiklnit ilII llom itiil
viliOlililflR nit lic itiild “it n- [it'l'tltiillil
friend of Mr. lii‘Hlll. n-lvm-iiicd tbitl
nothing lip douo which would him Mr
iii‘yltil. llt‘ did not wqu it rcnnliilloii
pluccil lictort- tiic ciinvt-iiiltui which
would provokc ll lith'llPNllill itnd ptis
ullily luck or lint-pitiiiix llc ciirnimtly
ilriti-d illt' t'Iiiiiiiiltim- to in) this i'i-ito
lotion on ”W titlili- Mr hit-Noll iiiili
the rcuoiutioii wus iiol ltilciidod It
.i'lilitlilli tho t'wtiiiitiilltiii he no ltiuiiui-
‘tlun in out wuy. it won fillill'l‘ an ink
on iii llli‘ flu-ling Iliiil ilii Ilt'iillitl.”
iii (‘nnni-tiltiil liliic lowuiilv Mt. Itii
nil Mi tiny nitlil lit‘ unild "til it"
ulicic uni tilili-ction could "'th to Hill-
toiiiplliiiclii lipid lo the lnni kniiui
lltiiiniitii iii lill ilii~ l‘ uliotl tiltilmi. Mr
lli-cI‘ii liitiwd tliiit ilic iiiiilii-i lic liiit'
on ”ID Inblc lit-iiiiloi litiuuvuu rout
.lii tiilk on ilio littllliill. bill the cloth
lllllt'il thiit ii wuit uni .li-liutubb. liiil
lllw uciiiiiiti nus itlrcii the door It
iliiuiic li ltiiirficliilon. Ho cnlluti nliiln
l iiiin to tho ifltli tlilii llii- ilclcsiitoii iron
lilii- liciiiotrnilc iuiniiiiunltitm worc thi
town who wanted tho rciioliilitiii udoiiI
oil. lie thouslit lhut rimoguliloii uhonlt
ho puid to the Iiittiiocriiilc majorities
'llo then rotioudud to oiiltiglso hit
THE WORRY LINE.
. 1,Mlnliinlous totits Dread Hoe.
it your lsosnis would
.. its-s swimfigalwhfly “it. by hnviua n inivlnaii account in
South Norwsllt Savings Bank
‘ " Pull. Milli WI
. draw-W »
Inuit till your income and you are on tho Worry i.luc ‘l‘lio Worry
you loco dclil ?
WM“.
merm use
"question," when words of praise were
being spoken of the greatest Mo-
cm audiesderotour time. The chair
nailed the senator tooroer. saying that
he permitted the senator to one all to
alter a nonunion but did not think
that be well poles to mate. The sen-
ator demanded a roll call and on the
roll call the resolution was tshled 20"
to 1:. Mimi: y rat! with the ins.-
iority. Mr. arvin. o Hurtioi'd, than
recalled Mr. 8091'! motion to hi“! it
committee of live prepare resolutions.
The convention ro-assombl ed at
10. 30 and excepting the chairman the
temporary organization wail made per-
manent as felt as the names of the
variouii committee members could he
called oii. Then Mr. Coiiiiiiocit retired
and Mr. Waller was made pennsncnt
chairman on motion oi \‘i'illlnm Ken
nedy. On the platform Were Homer
8. Cummings and several other dele-
gates. Governor Waller than “d the
delegates ior choosing him uiiu “little
it fifteen-second speech. which brought
out cheerii.
Mr. Walter called for nominations of
delegates and as last as the name:
could be presented they were iinnni-
mously accepted. Then Governor Wal-
ler culled for the choice of delegates-
at-large and Homer 8. Cummings pro-
eenied the name of John .l. Walsh.
paying a tribute to his party iealty
and sterling qualities as a Democrat.
Then Mr. Kennedy presented the name
of Alexander Troop, and moved that
together the names of Messrs. Walsh
and Troilp be the convention choice.
The motion went through iinanio
mously.
Governor Waller called for the com-
mittee on resolutions. saying that if it
didn't hurry the convention would uti-
iourn without a platform. lie never
knew what good renolutions did any
way. lie congratulated the conven-
tion on the unanimity shown, and said
that the. convention was the echo of
the good times that were coming. lie
unid that the party was on the dawn
of a new political morning. There
Were nlwnyu enough Democrats in the
country to win. and enough in ('on-
nocticut to curry the state if they
would only get together. "I'm over
forty and .l ought to know what I'm
talking utioiit." unld Governor Waller.
'Tlic other tilde can't, buy cnouizli votes
to win wlicii we get together."
"Where’s that comniiilec; I'm only
occupying tliiic." (‘ricii of “(in on.
Governor."
Sold Mr. Wlillcr: "When I was
coniliiir ovcr Home iiiliittuidcd Replilill‘
tuiiu told Inc that the convention wait
going to raise the dot" If we didn't
:oiiic out for liryun. Wcll. wc'rc hero.
'iut there isn't enough difference or
‘illllllllil to make it lutcrculiug. Wherr-
iu tlic division"! We licmocrnta oil
“to llrynii. it.‘iiccrsl. llc in n Willi-
lcriul man. I heard that iiiruoiiii
(ii-mot oi Gold «pet-ch in ltiiitl, and ill‘
illiiimll I didn't npprorc oi tho prin-
l'lltlvn tliiit lic guy.- t-xprcnuion to. l
ipplnudcd jiiiii mi hurt] us did any or
'iii- 20.000 who hourd tlw epocch. l
.lldn'i nppluiid for what hi- sold. bo-
”.illlM‘ i did not bclicii- in what he
told. lint l nppluudcd ior thr- wny he
old it I tini-c heard that great hlllK'
-r Paul and have illililiillilttd her. Not
in wlini slic itiilil. it“ I didn't know
ivlint ulic enlist. but i applauded I‘or
lic out she hillilt. . I hlivc art-lit udr
lilt'iiiiim for what you have done lii‘l't'
today."
Mr. Wnllcr licpl calling for the flu-iii-
‘illlilliti i-olitiiiilti-c, lind llii-li Iht‘rc won
i coll iur Mr. (liiiiiiiilnun for n speech.
the Iiiiicr took tlic plntiorui. llc said
-ruor \\'ullcr liked to hear him speak.
int llt' tiioiiitlli it was lltK‘illli'lt' llic
zoicruor our. iilixloiiii to iitop iipcnitlnit.
‘lo i-onirriiiiiliitcd tlic convention on
gallon would reflect crcdii iipon the
little. He won ulnd i rice the old wnr
'lOl'iittil oi the party iii. the convention.
ind“ also the young men so full of
ipirit nud coliruitc. lie said that it
had lit't'n uiixucutcd thiii tho pnriy wuit
going on the rociiii. but it was not so
i‘hi- party wiui going on putt on. nod
would not die. it won tho pnriy oi
l‘lioiiinii .lciit-ruon and would cndtirc
’.orcvcr
Wlicii Mr. i‘umliiliinn had concluded
mil "in committee was not. in night.
Mr. \Viillcr said he iiliio wanted to add
the more word of congratulation on
he choice of the dclt'iziitciintdarue. for
they wavrc two men oi dil'icrluir onto
"one. nnd it won it good "till! this won
to. Some people bud iiiippoitod it would
to un antl-llryuu t-oiivciitlou. it would
love liocu bod policy tor the conven-
loii to burn crerIi-d'ltu strength and
told ihiit ii llryiin ninu iilioiild not have
(one to tho convention. Sonic-limes
it iii had policy for the majority not to
the flu power. hilt in thin iuiiiiinct- the
policy wuu n good one to trend Mr.
l‘rtiiip an an amended at the rosimci
'ho licmocratn oi Connecticut. hold for
iii: lirynu. “There was ii good deal
if t’ltlll‘t'ilillim iii Alcxundcr 'l‘i'iiiip."
no added.
The" tho i-iiiiiiiilticc cniiic in mid
~lilviii' 'l‘llolliiiit pi‘ciiciiit-il illt' piiilltti'lll
5|th wlit-ii the million Milt liltl to iiitopt
i.‘ itch-unit- Nolilc. of New Column.
viilitiid to Governor \i‘iillcr‘ii iiido and
moon to titlii. it won iioi choir what
u- wulitotl in nay, and Mr. Wnllcr
«iii-ed lilln aside. 'l‘hcii Mr. Waller
inurd ilit' union of (irover t‘lcvelnnd
iutl iold the convention the detonate
wanted to have, Mr. I‘lcvclund's homo
unortcd In tho pluiiorni. Ito amend
unlit went through unit the pluttorni
was adopted.
'l‘wioo tho motion won out Immune
hit Iiriii time it tow diusoniinn voices
wcri- heard In tho Windham dole”-
loii and the mound tluio (lovurnor
Wullor wuvcd iiiililo iiiiy dliiiiout nod
told the vote on ihc iiiiteiidnieni was
inuniuitulii iiud then in it round oi
vliorrii. utter Mr. (“tiiliiulngu'
irovldlnn for the tilting oi vnonhoios‘
iiiii pointed. the convention untied.
The new liiIin control iii-intuition
no not meat to amount» but mu do
‘ in tutor in the week.
m
Prudent Swain» "it l were to sisni s
we~w~m
would shrcnmt"
’l'lisld illicit-um"! couldn't. 72::
iilwiiyii iiiiilisii inn dulnh."--liilti
American.
..
,o u ‘ L
0rd turned it. rordlctot ".000 Mason
liiti llt‘ iicii-r knew lN‘iOl't' ihnt (love
in harmony iiiid lir- icit mm the dclom
motion .
him would it some you so that 79!
~ All?" ”we?” .
imlnthpluperlordoorttodsyrs-
sulnst the New York. New Ham
and Hartford Railroad Company in the
suit brought by hum Johnson. ad-
ministrator oi the estate oi John ill.
Gustaiseii. a former millinian hero,
who in November. was hit or sdrulloyu
car Ind runny hurt.
fi
TESmoker's Attention
Roger 'Lildlow Cigar,
00. -
A cigar which is made o‘nothlng
hilt the best tobacco. under sanitary
conditions and the personal super-
vision oi the manuiscturer.
it you want an excellent 5o smoke.
try the Twin City. Tokensks and Nut.
meg c it
B. J. REYNOLDS.
Tsl. 311-2. 12 South Main 8t.
.. AMUSEMENTS o-
IVERV EVENING.
Moan: anon
Advsm Vaudeville and Moving Pier
. turss Every Evening.
Wotinoodsy and Saturday Motions.
Change of program Monday and
Thursday evenings.
Prloss 10c and 156
Reserved seats 20: and 250, which
can be secured at the Cliitord Drug
Store.
Matinee prices—5i: and 100. Best
Best s.
HOYT’S THEATRE
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVE-
" NING.
AND
Illustrated Songs.
Films ‘illlllhlifil by the lili'fll'til iii-ni-
t'i'tt in l-Eeixiipcnn and American
Photography
CHANGE 0F.PICTURES EVERY
DAY.
A lip Show for a Little Mmey.
PRICES ...... . . . . . . 5 and 10 CENTS
N0 HIOHIR.
92—. . I
CANTATA: ‘
‘The RoseMaiden:
Grand Concert
'0' TH! UNIMPLOYID.
hi’ the
Church Choral Union
iti-llllim' m
The "All tools” Voosl Quarter,“ of
Now York.
A unit-Chorus oi Local Iololstii.
The Nsldhsrdt Iii-in. Quartet. oi
New Vol'h.
till
Tbs Choral Union graham.
IOUTH ‘NOQWALKH METHODIIT
Wsdnsds E A I 9.
AT zionvwoonl’fl 2
ANION ON ............ “CENT.
‘nolists iii iiiendit‘niiis'ii unil l'llllst
MOVING PICTURES 1‘”
mom has never. been queetioned.
All Wool lngrsln Col-pots.
TIWW srumls cmm.
Pars Wool Vslvst Carpets,
A handsome line of large else Ru
Volvet nnd Wiltous.
Wool Coiling Dusters. .. . . . . . . . Jim
Mops for Hard Wood Floors......40c
Carpet Beaters... .. . me
Good Pnrlor lirooms.......‘."......10e
noon...”
Anything in ihe line of Floor Covering we are prepared to furnish.
it's tlic best the market nitords~ ‘
&
. - ~ N08. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Floor Coverings. ‘ .3
The reliability of our carpet liepnrt-
Hsll amt Stair Carpets,
Carpet Ions, in all sizes.
Handsome Axmlnstsr Carpets,
My Brussels Carpets.
Carpet Filling, all qualities.
1min lnzrnins. l’l‘-(ll.lllifil4i.l§. Tapestry Bruiseln, Body Brunei-in .tiinilnnter.
Housefumishing Department.
‘ HOUSE CLEANING SPECIALS IN OUR HOUSEF‘URNIBHING DEPARTM!‘ ’
e
Whisk Brooma ior Sinirs.... ..... 23c Boo-Ami. pore ........... ...90
Fiber Scrub l’ulle....... ....... ..23c Window Brnsiies.....; ......... .. 89o
Large Bottle Ammonia ...... ......Oc Tack Pullers ......... ....50
Scrub Brunhee....... ..... 10: Tech Hsmmm.'........ ..... .... 10¢
TRIST RAM 8r HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
HAD Hi8 IICYCE STOLEN.
William Smith Mourning Loss of
thsl From Pelt 0m“.
William Smith at Fldllo avenue.
Emit 'orwulk upcclal delivery buy iii.
the nth Noi'wulk post ol‘lico had bin
bicycle utolen last night The police
have been untitled. but they huv.» not
yet been able in lot-mo the machine. ,
Muster Smith left hip wheel in the
roar of the post office iniit evening,
about 7: 30. and at 9 o'clock when he
went to get it. it had disappeared. The
machine was new last Million and had
it black frume and blue bend.
School Taxes. ‘3
Union School District
The inxpnycrs oi the South Norwnlli
l nlon School Ditttrict lire hereby noti-
tioil that the dlsll‘lcl tiix or into mllle
on the. dollar, laid on the town unneiiii
int-ht lint of 1907. at a meeting of the
dinirict held on the ilth tiny or June.
tool. at. the Franklin school. will be
due and‘pnyairic on the firm dny of
May. 1903. at which time i fihiill be
ready to receive some iii Stillson-l’ow-
cll'ii drug store. £2 Wniiblngtoii slrcct.
l’Pliiill) at the rule oi it per cent. a
year will lie charged on loud niicr Junt-
.litilu.
P. A. ’l'()l.l.lis.
Collector of Taxes for South Norwnlk
l nlon School iliiiirltt.
tinted at South hairwnlit. April" .8
9 ‘ 'Jli to it
c....r.r..n...
1N ALL LEATHERS'
Phone 542-2.
Wear Shoes That Fit.
.» own“... -- o .o
H-.. .p «
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.. mmmpomma.-mm 5.-.“... «w n... ‘
.m—UU—usww
Your Lawn!
It needs encouragement. your
garden mods sssistsiics. your
mos and vines and help and
your iiowsrs need the aid at our
Ipsclsl moons and fertilizers.
Ws hsvs soms good things in
this tins: or up in a convenient
way. odor s and not unpleasant
to nus—dry. pulvsrlssd manure
whl: h has never been sit to
the weather to lost half its value.
Also wood ashes and [round
bone at purse witty.
All the above in rgs or small
THE OW CADE’ l‘S.
M WNWOOD'Q HALL.¢ to
i
WAY. APRIL 30Tll.‘
M I 9. N. thorn. i
DANGiNG A'YINWAIDI. l
Mint” MOINTD‘
stem ustil Thursday sit-recoil
We“ “am! ,
'l'lsiists tor Isis tit NorwnIir omit]
. 1th“
quantitlss so (blind.
lawman.
TMFordtColeaw
a4
7 .
H. Kiieger ‘ Co.
Are You Intereéted in
Good Furniture?
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 home with but little outlay of ready cash. Very
many worthy people have been serigusly embarrassed since
last fall. Money has been scarce. Labor has been unsteady.
.ooi
'7 Q
’\ 'th .
,‘
Our Accommodation
Account Dept.
meets this emergency. It is entirely free from all dissgrmblo
features of the ordinary installment system. We sincerely do-
sire to be of 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 upbuilding this great business.
H. Krieger 8; Co.
29-31 West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Great Reduction Sale-7 !
’ ' woro tiano; now ..... .......u.u
en S “I Were 014.0“; now ...... W...“
Wiii'o "0.00; now. . . . . . . . . . . ”u“
l’nlii-litti urc tho Lilith“. Btylo. in thud.» hi hro‘wu. art-y iiiid him In“
Latest Styleq in Oxfords. Ties and Shoes.
.. Bowmflw
on str iron ssvsn. u «u know mo'mimn are
it so snlitonos (in in tho city has In am my lite-t “"l’ itiiil
A nun ii the im’ n. presentation!
who hsii m unisnosrto two :3}.- alanine—"Know." not mitt-u m
toi- tumor. n to cry sultry. nut. have. given it ii tilt oi s liiillt hetero-
liln am out tin.“w who vise solo to honor—Boston Transcript.
mvs seven “an nasty. i ' ,
"Aw. vote it outfit-“s ii" "Wanton-1w» soul." mm
“l'ni—l'iti—tlitlidthisliinss ilssv. his w ."Don't no to wasn't on
in'i rarity—dandy. Minor the train.“ "no ”so! owths
fluidly “"4;th
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m a... twwzdmmw two
"Aw. ostltsiitl Lash-tum! ain't i
t 'iiitssvls'm st
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