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SOLVENT NOTICE.
District of Norwalh. s... Probate
April 28, A. D.. 1908.
to of John Meyer. late of Nor
Jin said district. deceased.
Court of Probate for the Dirt-
of Norwalk. hath limited and al
, bin months from the date .hereof
:ibe creditors of said to ex-
.tbeir claims for so tletnent.
who neglect to present their
is. properly attested. within
» . fl time, will be debarred a recovery.
fill venous indebted to aaid estate are
“diluted to make immediate payment
. JOHN J. CUNl-JO. Executor.
Swami Corbett Bldg, 83 Walh St
aZIi m5 i2
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
District of Norwalk. Probate
till,
oflce in Norwalk on tho 12th
of May, 1908. at. 10 o’clock fore-
.ooott that all persona interested
& tale may be notified thereof.
w, luiltratrix will cause this or-
der to be published In a newapaper
” a circulation in said district
least live days before said 12th day
an! Ill]. 1008
HENRY W. GREGORY
Judge.
AI Ofdltnuoc Relative to Spit-
tthpoutthidcwalku’rem-
liaelol Public Buildings. The-
atros.0perallouses.llllhand
to Like.
no it Elected by the lloard of Coun-
cilmen of the City of South Nor-
will:
Section 1. Splting upon the aide
, walks. premises of public buildinga.
tree. opera houses, halla and the
in said city. except in proper re-
Iol provided for aid [lilt’llOStl,t
by prohibited
.7 ion 2 livery person wilfully or
« ”I'll” violating thitt ordinance
“if forfeit and pay a penalty of not
' ‘ than live our more than fifty dot-
for each violation, for the benefit
olty treasury.
by the ltourd of Council-
all of the City of South Norwalk.
the Ith day of May. 1908.
Mpproved by the may
FRANCISI. iiUltNlt‘lLI..
. Na ay.or
II“ All! day of May. 1908.-
mitten n.1'avwa,
oily clout.
NUIOII. N wO'AOlJA‘I’I.
no lasroloeo at Neapttai To
marrow Aftlraoon.
graduatin est-remit of the
hool or nurses connected,
rwtilh Holpilal will be held
inatitutlon tomorrow afternoon
't
”Z,“
raoitt two year-- in length
"dilated title year are lhrt'i'
,lergarot lineman.-
her and Nils lltltta !
M of denim» I
ll o'.clooit Th he
of physician of
p ‘ a Illib'l‘ of invited
W will he in 'attlatiauoo.
m”
aotttootont work?" ;
Zways drink a char .
Our variety is broad and the
""I'i milks a pa torn that you will liko and ash more money
I'M I7 Ind tic—mm
acid in the town for tto or Its. A glance at our
— .. fly of the man himself.
the that they
play be “same
note. and they
. no h.iaher We can
you. Store open eveningo until 9
ght Clothing Co.
ZyZZY“ GOODWIN Manager. '
A Trade. I ..
A trade may be made of a nice
house for a good lot. or two, and a lit-
tle caah. poliibly without.
Altto call and see tmy list of line
properties. this time well apent for
those interested.
Mr. Lawrence,
2 SOUTH MAIN IT.
a
7 Men’s—Gull ital Annual Banquet
(Continued from First Page.)
and leader: Mitts )thci Becker, Clin
ton Bturtevaut. Charles W. Sterling
and Gibson Smith; Two selections
were nine rendered by a male quar-
tctte cousiating of the Merriam broth
era. Dr. Silica D. Lawrence and John
W. Penuell. ' lloth the orchestra and
the quartelte received hearty applause.
Under the leadership of Frederick J.
Force the entire body of men also
sang. "Jeans Shall Reign." to the tune
of "The Watch on the Rhine." so finely
that the iadiea stopped in their work
to give their hearty applause.
After the banquet the president of
the club. John A. Hamlllou. called the
unuemblage to order and introduced
fir. Macfarlaud. who was received with
the usual applauae that always greets
him. He said that young men of
atrcngth would not go into the minis-
try unless they could have great strong
bodice of men in their churches with
them. He apoke feelingly of the con-
ataut loyalty of his own man and ot
- hla warm affection for llr. Cadtnan.
lie was glad to bring llr. Cadmau and
his men together to look each other
in the face.
When followed what is probably one
of the strongest and most moving atl-
drelaea that has been given in Nor-
wulk by a vialtlng speaker for many a
day. It would be impovaibie to re-
produce in cold type llr. Cadlillill'ii
thrilling utterance. it was filled with
power. pathos. auggesllona and lnapir-
atlon. lighted up by a ready wit and
humor. but enforced and carried home
hy the sweeping force of ltrt eltmuence,
behind which was the great llt‘l‘titllllli'
Ilia language
was ready and faultless. llr. Cadntuu
began with a tribute to hbt friend. the
paator of the South Norwalk COOII‘t"
gational Church. and then proceeded
to urge upon the men that they should
unhealtatingly follow the wine and
brave leaderlhlp of a consecrated
niinlttter. There is something elac for
the churchmen of our day to do be-
aldes the alnglng of hymmt about Ilcti-
vcn. They muat be it militant four».
they uiuat itlaud out bravely ngalnet
the forcea of evil and against! the mean
and sneaking men who apologize for
evil doing and evil dot-re. whether it
ho from cowardice. or‘becaule they
gain thereby.
He used no a striking illustration
the aplcndltl fight of t‘harlett l2.
llught-it againat the leglalatora, who
were willing that lawleaaocau Shilllit]
prevail and that the city of New York
tthuttld be given over into the hands
of the gamblera.
He went on to show that it unit
the beat of ('hrlatian citizena who
atand openly and fearlt-nttly for both
private. civic and national rtghteoua-
uelu. What wo need. he said. looking
squarely into the faces of the men be-
fore him. is not on much 'II liettot‘ man
in the White lioutte. but a lN'ili‘l‘ anti
atrouger man in your bonito-do the
houae of each one of you mm
So the addreun went on. It was a
apleudld plea for a brave and atroug
light output iii] the turret: of uurlght.
«ottauell and all their alllea.
Dr. (Vadmau einiko up to within a
very few miuutea of but train time and
left the banquet rootu amid treuwu-
doiitt applauatv liia entire Stiiirt‘ tot wnx
received with alunntt Inouthleaa ut
tcutlon anti ugaiu and again he hiiti
to atop and wall for the culhulhuttlr
uppluiitw to ttttbuido.
With the alnging in the "Hill!“ tout
pally of‘ 'Iilcttt he the Ti» 1‘ hut llilidlt,“
the gathering broke up gradually. the
men ulopplng to' lliit to one another
that it won the "vi” oeeauion of the
kind. with the heat "tanker and the
beat apt-och that they had heard it
the Men' a t‘lith of the South Norwallt
t‘ongregatlonal t‘hurch can maintain
the pace that they have m in the
two annual bartmicta hold than for
these gathurlugtt will become among
the flttiol important ovotiltt of the year
“ in Norwalh.
lNG BANK.
NU oorooat.
get
WI“ Min of II“. 000. till.
Him
II‘IItiordl of our State Law.
birth or tor.
and No pfttlneaa for all.
interest paid.
Nurwallt Savings Bank
‘ WWII IAN! IUILINNO-
'i'li NOIWALI. GONN.
ThlttatTriniaorl'llaioawitiboto
armummmumt
Charles lilies-wood. «Sleuth, ital
been admitted to the Norwalh Hoopi-
treatment
ttaifor
ask tor a ten dollar suit they may about
price end it you doIii aott
tombtiogar ilhehtgballt
An an
at the rear at mm W. Taiwan's
residence in Concord ltroot.
The wheels of the town will close
all day Friday on account of the touch-
crs' convention in Bridgeport.
A bulinesl meeting of the Phila-
thea Class of the South Norwalk Sap-
tist church will be held tonight.
The factory of the J. C, Wilson Hat
Company. in South Main street. is
closed until Thursday on account of
anentory.
...—...,—
The Ladler' United Whiat Ci'lh will
be entertained on Friday “18114.!“ by
'htra. S. B. Smith, at her home in the
burn avenue.
Fire box No. 55. located at the cor-
ner of Union avenue and Main street,
waa tested thll noon and found to’ be
in good condition.
Dr. W. J Tracey. aallsted by Dr.
F. l Burnett, performed an operation
at the Norwalk Hospital. this morning,
on Mrs. Thomas McGratii. of New Ca-
naan.
Mra. William Miller. who felt 30
foot from her rear window in Main
atrcet yeuterday, as man told in The
Sentinel. is suffering great pain today.
The broken ankle wal let by Dr. Tra-
eey, and it is not known as yet wheth
er she in hurt internally or not.
John tirumbly, of the St. Mary’s
church, baa been in Luvain Germany.
patndying for the prieothood and he
will arrive in Norwalk tomorrow at
ternoon. It is probable that he will
be ordained at Hartford Saturday by
Bishop Tierney He will then proba
bly come to Norwallt and celebrate hits
first menu Sunday morning.
...—......—
Ernelt Gregory. the law student of
Hurlhutt and Davis” oillce, and who
residue in Weatporf avenue, Norwttlk.
hatt not recovered his voice as yet.
When he aroae yesterday morn
ihg his voice had gone. on was told
in yeaterday'a St‘tlline] He is unabio
to even whlaper today and the phyet
cums are printed as to what the trott-
ble in.
WA! ROTTEN £6610.
Trouble Between Students and Town
onl in Sufllold.
Sl.lPF‘lEl.l), Hey fa-‘The Spencer
Dormitory. which in used by part of
the students of the Connecticut Liter-
arr Institution was the floor- of a
rough home about ll. 30 o‘rlotk I“-rl
tiny evening. chci‘al of the moduli”
were congregated on the wound floor
trying to its the railing Who-n come one
otttttltlc threw a rotten egg, which
broke on the front door.
About thin time a number of May
basket hanger: composed of a low of
Sui'flcld'rt younger act. came along
making all kinda of noisea on cym-
bala and home. ‘
To make the act-no more intercatluit.
in few of the atndenta went up to the
upper atory windowutautl threw nov-
rral pulla of water on the crowd. one
atriklng young Corrigan. C. l. Ifu left
holder. who happened to be pausing at
the time.
This rather enraged a few of the
horn living in the town and they so.
cured aeverai dozen one, and notified
up the building so that in the morning
it wait a night: part of the egga were
not all fresh either.
This didn‘t accm to autittfy the crowd
of younger people, for they tom the
blinds which were in reach and car
ried them urroaa the park and piled
them in front of the congregational
thurch
Ulil‘ of tho one hit it atudeut named
Maine in the- «no but the report that
l‘rofettaor Michaela was hit is not
"ii”.
The boya then Wi'fli to the plain (I.
l.. l. building lillti thrt-w aeverat one
at the open windowa. but did no other
damage. Several of the window. at
the Spencer dormitory were amaeht-d
in the mlsup.
IITI'II 0N PINIION.
A, c. Kendall Woo Long in Service or
New Haven Company.
In the recent retirement of tlcncral
l'attacnger Agent Artcmua t'. Kendall.
of the New Haven ayatem. the caller-
railroad aervitse loser it home and a
peritonallty. which halt been perhattfl
the moat familiar one to the general
public of any other tradlt- ofllrlal eon:
ported in any capacity with New
Innd't- rnllrondtt. and an ttilicor w 0
watt held in high regard by the caut-
t'ru milk and file. an)» the Railway
I'Inlfiitlyt'c.
Mr. Kendall watt horn in llottton in
litizt Mil] began iiiii rullttmti curt-er iii
taut not a ticket clerk at llrooltline.
Milton . ii intuition he held for two yearn.
lu littiil he want appointed ticket cloth
ltl lioaton for the Boston and Worces-
ter rullroati. remaining until fit".
when he became ticket agent. tor the
lint-ton. Hartford and ltrie. in it‘ll) be
war- matte general ticket agent with
hoadouartera at Benton. and in it"
he will appointed general paasonnr
and ticket agent at the New York and
New England railroad with oillcet- lo
ltmtotn. On July I. ind. hir. lie-dell
watt appointed general particular
asent of the content dialrict of the
New Hoven syaiom. His advancelnoriie
[were rapid and well merited. lie wal
one of lho boat known and most of-
licitmt railroad than in Amortntt. thtlr
mighty familiar with llttn tmalaeaa. lie
retiree on a well arat-n motel and
carriea with hint he beat willtoaol
bolus of friends.
Maple vulgar ltt freah now and it la a
good time to try your bet-t recipe for
maple layer cake.
An Inconnalaa Moira—Prudent
Maia—ll l were to atoll a bill would
it more you an that you would
sonata? ’t'ltaid Naidennt muo'i.
'l'rlglit alwaya males are down —|glu
tit-er- mouse rat.
"Thelaaniai redirotnents of the
Union M e have been much exag-
gerated. ‘l'h allot-nun amount needed
at this time to pat the fly in
funds does not exceed $18,090 but
we want. to resume development and
put our people to work. Is no event.
however. will over ”0.000000 0! bond-
be leaned against the rite. aow
owned. Whiio the stock re will
be allied at their meeting today to an.
thoriae an issue of "00909.0” of
bonds. at lean $50,000,000 of this am-
elt)» liNWhili
Sanction,
WVA
.Mer fiadhm
Cigar. '
One of the tincat smokcson the
market.
Other good brand: are the Twin
City. Tekonalto and Nutmeg Club 5:.
'3. '5. Rwanda,
Tel. 3114. 12 South Male St.
E
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Brookstde Lake lce Co
SIG. 'ro ANNOUNCI THAT
Como-wold. Nay lot. in tin price
dicoiobuoltlooe Wewiilbo
band on the Average
amount of Dollvorioo.
Quantities of 500 lbs. or over, 20¢ per
cwt.
Quantiticl of 200 lbs, to 500 lire" 266
per cwt.
Quantitlett of 100 lint. to 200 lits., 30¢
per cwt. ..
Quantities 0f Lola titan too lbl.. 40¢
per cwt.
Family trade. to; per cwt
Pill! LAKE ict.
Two Phones. 16-3—752- 2.
t 5
' Writing Papers
a
1 MWINODRYOOODIW
TRIS RAM 81 HY
NOS. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Floor Coverings.
Anything in the line of Floor Covering we are pteparcti to furuiah. The reliability of our Carpet [report
ment has never been questioned. it's the best the market affordl— '
All Wool ingraln Carrots. ”Indoor" Axminotor carotid,
Toeoury Ifulelio Carpets. ledy Irusacls Carpets.
Pure Wool Velvet Carpets. ‘ Cornet Filling. all qualities,
A handmmtt lino of large size Rugs. In lagralnl. Prtruruuclo. Tapestry Brueeels, Body Stoned». Axiultmwr.
Housefumishing Department.
HOUSE CLEANING SPECIALS IN OUR HOUSEI'URNISHING DEPARTMENT.
Hall and Shir Carpets,
Carpet RM to all ulna
O
Wool Culling llustcra ........... It.” Whlak Brootna for Siaira.........23c firm-Ami. per cake...\ .......... ...90
blood for Hard Wood Floorlz ..... 40o Fiber Scrub Pails ................ 23: Window Brushed... ............ .. 390
Carpet lit-titers .................. to: Large Bottle Ammonia ............ Ic'Tacit Puller. ............... .50
Good Parlor Brooms ..... . ....... .‘lOe Scrub Brulhes........~ .......... 10c: Tact; Hammers ......... . ...... ., too
HR]STRAM & HY'ATT NORWALK CONN
. -..- .... .. 4-. "...—....-. ... ..
H. Kriegcr
Are You Interested in
Good Fumiturc?
No matter where' you buy. or whatirou. (buy. but before
cunt will he rcdcrved for lettuce strict-
ly under guarded provision only for
the construction or acquisition of new
lines and for additnona, inatettti 0i
mortgagipg new lines as couatmctted
or acquired and thus having tit-pantie
mortgagee on different division», it
is deemed belt to provide to one mort-
gage for future. extenaions and new
lines. The meeting in a preliminary
step to put the company in a tradition
to take advantage of favorable oppor-
tunities to raise additional capital to
the best advantage."
The management of bionic "all and
the flat Trinimera' Aaaoelutlntt. Sick
Benefit Society have made arrange-
manta for on entertainment and dance
at the hull under their Joint :tuapirt'a,
May 25th. '
Eatp n-Hurlbut
you make any purchases. for your own satisfaction and in-
struction. you owe it to yourself to look 0 or anytime, 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 seriously embarrassed since
4‘AMUSEI‘1ENTSD-
IVIIY lVlNINO.
M0515 HELL
Advanced Vaudeville and Moving Pier
lures Ivory lvooiag.
Wednesday and Saturday Notions.
Change of program Nonday‘ and
Thursday evenings.
Priool ........... . ...... lilo and the
Reserved cents 10:. which can be so:
cured at the Clifford Drug Store.
Natlaeo prices-do and 10:. Seat
lento.
novel“ mania
IVINY AFTERNOON AND
NINO.
IVL
AN
Illustrated Songs.
l‘ilnut furninhml by M barge" deal-
ora in European and American
Photography. »
CHANG! 0' Plc‘fllll' lVl'V
M .
A It. Show for a Little Noddy.
PMCII .......... . . I and to GINT'
N0 NIONI'.
...-......“ .mm -MM
llaveYoulIeltdoi
The New Science
of Healing?
which il now receiving the attention
of my ladies to society. who have
adooiod this rotor. lloibod of boating.
and so markedly improved in health
lad appearance have they Motmttt
they are encouraging bore to follow
their esautoll. No should live in
pain and Macao. of heart or llntb.
when the, lab live in health and into
please by going to‘tbwcblrtturacim at
N I. Waltttagion It" Nevllsad lilatt.
SOUTH NOSWALA.
NAMITIG TllATNINTo await
WOOD WOOD
a. cafifim.
...—.....-
downer lbgladytor
MWM,Mporonrdt am an
I wont.
llord Well. I". per cord: It."
vwmmmnwtmut.
moontm
nr—s. uoowaatt.
MOVING PICTURES
nutmsottwm.‘
last fall. Money has been scarce. Labor has been unsteady.
Writing Paper (per host .. the to 50¢
Padrtrul'ldand plain) to: to 25c
Kant iJnen Paper t] to pka . .25c
Kara linen Kurt-lope» tptr pkr l 10c.
W. A. Briggerman,
MUSIC STORE.
Donovan Iieett. in Washington Sb:
Agent for Crescent Leonor»
Glover’sThe Place
ur Accommodation
Account Dept.
meets this emergency. It is entirely free from all disagreeable
features of the ordinary installment system. We sincerely'do-
sire to be of autumn 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 title great buainoaa.
H. Krieger 81 Co.
29-31 West Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
\
IN ALL LEATHERS
rim 542-2.
Wear Shoes That Fit.
”Mew-”mam” a» ..
i i Y i i: .
. Great Reduction Sale!
uw—wmom—n".
Your Lawn!
...... MW
It needs encouragement. your
III"! Illil Wt t'Ilit.;tiit n lW ............. ”fl,”
softwood lull With ’35 Men, s suits Wu: itlett, It'ltW. .....IMI
P Wort» litttlti; now ............ .....II
youriluw selodthlaidotour
spacial maaum and fertilizers. t
We have some good things in
thia line; t up in a convenient
way. adore m and not unpleasant
i'ttltrlca arc the ldeot Style. in dilution of brown. grey and blue Ill“:
Latest Styles in Oxfords. Ties and Shoes.
to use -dry. pulverized manure
watch has never been exposed to
the weather to lose hall its value. . . ’
Also wood ashes and ground it near» mint aren't. . lou‘m uoawaul.
boat of pure quaint , _ '
All the above in no or Null] A number of prominent South Nor- A Taylor avenue round aiaa neami
walii had In will It to Noridla on O'Connor bad tile etiolortooe to have
the a: as trivia not» atoll timeout one of an lagers mm yesterday.
thttt event“ and toamrrow will at: while playing baseball The injury Willi
tmwgrutmaoiloftbegraoddnssld wrestled...lntllril'lliurnltl.I
nuantltiel as desired.
“9 WM It.
The Ferric Cool Co.
teat. tatbepartywiil
___bl roatllalor .NA. N.Pobiv wuiiaat'f'. .llslo for-lvlyaftbiti
loao.J.A.Niiior. ..l. J”. plantatoboliarrlodtloavoeiee
tlttttd.n..l.lwrthaadssvlraletblrl. aiAatariitoJlaalJo Joaililoba
";";ltbwmtommuawm. Semen .w'ttbalwa
stare illereihbleilltld "WAN...” the
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