w vines
1i
.‘yng ’t
the Like.
it Enacted by the Board of Coun-
cilmen oi the City oi South Nor.
‘ walk: .
i Section 1. Suiting upon the side-
walks. premises oi public hulldingv,
,th‘oatres, opera houses. balls and the
he in said city. except in proper re-
optacles provided for said purpose,
hereby prohibited.
, Section 2. Every person wilfully or
carelessly violating this ordinance
-shall iorfeit and pay a. penalty oi not
viess than live nor more than titty dol~
, . data for each violation. for the benellt
oi the city treasury.
Adopted by the Board oi Council-
3‘ men of the City at South Norwallt,
‘ the ith day oi May, 1908.
. Approved by the mayor.
, FRANCIS l. liURNEl.l..
Mayor.
This 4th day at May, 1908.
Atteat:
JOSEPH R. TAYLOR.
. ‘ City Clerk.
m5 at
Gilt-hing 00'
W"
A trade may be made oi a nice
house tor a good lot or two, and a lit-
tle cash. possibly without.
iv
Alao call and see my list oi line
properties. it is time well spent tor
those interested.
Mr. Lawrence,
2 COUTH MAIN CT.
woman—p .
. _' ADDITIONAL 1.0an news.
Albert M. Bipporly. oi West avenue.
wan taken to the Norwallt Hospital
yeaterday sitemoon, with a bad scalp
woéind, extending about six inches.
an due to a rod tailing at bindin-
perly's home and landing on his head.
The injury wan dreased at the hospiv
gill 'l'iky Dr. W. .l. Tracey and Dr. A. N.
a . ‘
Friday in “to be another general
cleanup day. Highway Commissioner
Daniel Dunlap will provide extra
teams to cart away the mhhlah, which
residents are naked to clean out or
their yarda. Friday will he a special
cleanup day throughout the aeason.
The citizens of the city have respond-
ed l‘lnoly in the campaign. but there
is still considerable work to be done.
scales or muaoeaao e,vuzriius.
Search for Others Being Made on the
‘Farm oi Mrs. lslla Colonels.
LA FORTE. ind, May 6.——-I-‘urther
excavation, which may reveal more
bodies on the corpae-ntrown farm of
Mrs. Bella Guinness. a mile north oi
here. in promised for today by A. F.
Smutaer, shot"! or Ln Porto county.
in addition Ray Lamphere, who lit
held on a charge of having counted the
“"0"” oi Mrs. Guinneau and her throw
NOTICE.
' it you are thinking ot’taltlng some
drugless treatment, in order that you
may be relieved treat a chronic
. disease, it will pay you to investigate
‘ Osteopathy. The osteopaths are the
" only advocate of Drugiesa Theraphy,
that are required to quality with the
State Board of Health or Connecticut.
x'i‘he Board demands that they must he
, able to differentiate between contaw
ions and noncontagious diseases. The
. laws of Connecticut require all appli-
-.canta to be graduates at some repu-
table osteopathic college,.and to puns
an examination before the State Board.
To graduatedrom any osteopathic col-
lege, you must attend not, less than
. three years, and nine months oi each
. year. The studies taught in all on-
' toopathlc colleges are the same on are
taught in medical colleges, with the es-
ception of .Materla Mallet, instead of
‘ ‘ which osteopathic therapeutics in
'f taught. To practice any other drug-
; ~1isss system. the law does not redulm
’ any qualifications whatever in thin
. State. "The beat is the cheapest."
mutton and examination tree.
_ out administered by DI.
' JIM! D. Wil‘l’, a graduate oi the
WI School oi Osteopathy. at
‘ villa. Ito. once, No. 12 isaaes
"In Win Celia.
MR. PURDV I! M".
“W, Mondaymatlng that he was
NO. and had leit the Nah‘llene Hotel.
‘ Fort Wayne. ladlsna. last Friday
The hotel wail deri-
Wltl by to Iaturday. and caused
' death of eleven people. and there
been some tears loi- Mr. Purity.
.—
" CAN Il'i' m KINTUCKV.
”FRANKIPOil'l‘. Kin. Nay tl.-w-‘i'nu
{Willi 0! Allocate today minced to tile
. in the injunction lost the em
’ ‘ ll” 0! Moth in. preventing
‘ « rm lnieri‘erln with on but
at the present . urchin ilriwua
. The silent oi the decision
it honing tinder the prurient
system to continue.
W
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V “ , flay ii.~Arrlved:
‘ "optimise.
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bill
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IT.
f I . A a STRONG BANK.
A“ in its “trim, 31W intricate.
:I “gaunt“ of our little haw.
a a . ‘01:: WW“ for all.
tour our «at. interest pig.
“Norwaflt
uwms Chill Wilt
children, who were incinerated in a
tire which destroyed their home on
April 28. will be subjected to another
examination beiore Justice Smith in
the hope that he will ahod light on tlw
bodies found yesterday, One Ill believ-
ed to he that of Andrew llelgelein.
of Mansfield, 8. 1).: another may be
that of Jennie Olsen, a toatur daugh-
ter of Mrs. Guinneas. who disappear
ed in lilOil. A third in partially account.
ed tor an that oi an unidentified man
who visited thin place two or three
years ago. The other skeletons.
thought to be those of children, are
unexplained. although iampheare told
the sherii! last night that a child had
diaappeared from the form some time
use. ,
lint-rill Bmuttcr has advanced the
theory that some oi tile hodioa may
have been went here trom Chicago in
an edort to cover up crim‘ea in that
city. He has naked the Chicago no
line to laveatlgnte the antecedents of
the Gtiidnetis woman, uho having lived
in that city prior to her appearance-
hore in 1900.
But even it'll‘ieue mysturleii are coir»
edihure remain yet the pusslina lu-
ckieuta surrounding the burning oi the
house when Mra. (minivan and her
children met their deaths. That the
tire was oi incendiary origin iii the lie-
liot oi the local authoritiea. Altio they
have deep suspicion that tiny Lam-
phero. driven by Jealousy. wait the man
who started the total Mill".
Joseph Maroon, whouo short nvt'vit'o
on the (loinnesa farm had given him
no inkling of the mysteriaa which de-
veloped on the place. new a araphic
description of hlii attempts to nave
Mrs. (iuinnoaa and her children truth
the tire. Lampheru. the former man
of all work at the term. Minot the
tiltilit of April ill» at the home of Mrs.
hilltabeth Smith. a neuronal. in La
Porte. Whether ho had time to root-h
the t Iiilinoiut lam below the tire
Marie hi it operation which hull not
yet been answered fully. no lie orpli‘
dependa the aolutlmi oi the mystery.
Time More India Found.
LA FORTH. iml. May ti.«~lt in it"
.portmi. but not yet cotiilrniml. that
three more bodioii have been mood in
the cellar oi’ the iiuinnenii huunv.
CUMMII asscar DIITIOYID.
BERNAHilfiVlMd'l. N. .l., May utm-
'i‘lio ilontnriiut ion. a woll~ituown aunt
mar resort two iiud duo-halt mile»
from hero. war burned early itliliii'.
'l'he nervanui' unarteru tiilll luumiril
building were also destroyed. The or-
lain of the tire iii lirlllllowu. The loan
is not yet known. but the hotel pron
ei't carries liliilil‘iilliltt oi ovum.
norm
1'“ WIWALK. CNN.
the ltohsa homestead . onag poo-
pie—a brother and a slam. High or
in thetorntatrocwssamldol
bird war ing its sweet notes. Over in
the hidden recess ot a small brush the
thrush's mellow song could be heard.
A number of small negro children
were playing not tar away. When
Foster had linislied the iirst verse oi
the song. his sister ioolt it from his
hand. and sang in a sweet. mellow
voice’
“The sun shines 'hrlght ‘iu the old
Kentucky home:
"its summer. the cavities are gay.
The eorntop's ripe and the meadow's
in the bloom.
W‘lliile the birds make music all the
sy.
"The young folks roll on the little cab-
in door. .
All room. all happy, al bright:
By'n-hy hard times cornea" a‘imockln'
at the door“-
Then. my old Kentucky home. good-
night."
On her Mil-blur the am verse the
mocking-bird descended to a lower
branch“ The leathery aongster drew
his head to‘irie side, and appeared to
be enrsptured at the wonderful voice
at the young singer. When the hurt
sweet note died away open the air. her
brother sang in a deep bass voice:
"Ween no more,.tny lady; oh, weep no
more today;
We'll sing one song tor the old Ken-
tucliy home.
For our old Kentucky home far away.
"A few more days (or to tote the
weary load.
No matter, 'twlll neVer he‘light.
A low n’iore days till we letter on the
rod --
Then. my old Kentucky home. good-
night. ‘
The negroea had laid down their
hoes and rakes: the little iota . had
placed themaelvoa behind the large
sheltering trees while the old black
women were peeping around the corn-
er of the home. The. iaithinl old hound
dog never took his eyes all the youns
aingerii. Everything wna atill: not
oven the stirring of the leaves seemed
to break the wonderful silence, Aguln
the brother and sister took hold of the
remaining notes, and sang in sweet
accents:
'Thzy hunt no more {or the ’poaeum
and the norm.
0n the meadow. the hill and
shore;
They aim: no more by the glimmer oi
the moon,
0n the bench by the old cabin door.
The day got-c by like u nhatlow o'er the
heart
With sorrow where all was delight:
The time has «one when'the darklcu
have to part— ‘
Then. my old Kentucky homo. good
night." .
The head nuiiii bow and the back will
have to bend
Wherever the darkey may go:
A low more tinya and trouble all will
end
in the field: where the sugar-cane
”0'."
Art the song was tlnishod toara llowv
ed down the old people'r‘chcoks: the
children crept irom their hiding piano
behind the trees. their tacos wrenthod
in smiles; the mocking bird and the
thrush nought their homes in the
thicket. while the old dokatili la!
basking in the aun.-—-llsrd wn (Ky)
lit-cord.
CIVIL WAR VITIRAN DEAD.
ltliili’l‘m... May tl.-—'l‘heodore Shu-
ttert. a veteran of the Civil War. died
at Mil hotiie hero today. at the age oi
73. lie served tor three yearn in Com»
party i). eleventh Connecticut Volun-
teers. being the first man to enlist
in the company and the last survivor.
At the conclusion oi hie term oi sen
rice in the tiiiantry. ha re-eniisted in
Troop A. First Connecticut Cavalry.
Alter the war he returned to llristol
and wsa employed by a local concern
up to a year ago. when he was retir-
ed. Mr. Bhuhert was prominent lull.
A. ll. choice in this section and
throughout this part at the state was
perhaps one of the best known of the
Hannah veterans. lie came to this
country truth the iatherland in llidi.
A tumlly of live Imiui and two daugh-
ters aurviv».
tho
IOVI ITAITID POIIIT Fill.
i it was out mused
l ituty tlisiuins
HRlii'l‘Oli May thwWhlle ll‘lro War-
m-n (loom Howe wait at work duonchv
ins u ioroitt life at Funnwood Mouw
lhlii yevterday alteration. which hetore
”00 damage. he no-
‘iiut-d a number of small boys months
away. invalidation reanltod in the
novel of Emil Duane. William lipase
'nud Hugo Kirschnur. aged respectively
iii. ill and ill years. in court this
morning the have admitted having set
the renowned Mountain tho. and slim
several other invest tires which have
mom-rod in thin vicinity. ll utilise
and lilmhner were contra ml to the
totem school. but no penalty way lut-
inowod the ten year old “new boy.
‘bocau i his and.
i new IMIIALD MN.
MW ,voak. iisy 1—4. lewia
iillm-k'u schooner yacht iiiusrald arriv~
ed today lmm ‘i’ori Antonio alter a
mush mango at Mill days. The timer.
aid has lawn urchins in the "editor-
ranean waters with her owner and his
totally. Mr. Cloris hill the yacht at
You Antonio. ’i'hs yacht will primed
~to New Motion.
mm ymw-mmmtmw .
liar cilaroilnlwnnll‘t
you smoke. chain!"
i (ii rs
‘Qmigi‘t‘t'ym'Veii. you are. behind the
- claim—"0h. i don't snow. live
learned to swear and list ‘aild drink
blah-halls. and his not a adisty rs-
”that“.
"i"~"'" u
3::
i
the
ring April it would ‘
lodgers working w l, as
11 Mr sonata were m‘ade arias
the month. 'i‘oiiiose not «millet-with
the workings oi the business in town
it looks wail. Whoa the town voted
no license the saloon troopers decided
that under no conditions would the
snake any attainvt to Manhattan law by
selling it or and there is be reason
to 0th hat they are keeping their
word. The pie who wished to so-
cure a drink or two soon tound a way
out or the trouble and so a result there
are numerous barrels, hog: and sugar
barrels of beer coming into town each
day. home i ah that there is as much
brought in a w an ever. but it is ship
nod to dlltsrent places. The trolley ride
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All'Wool lnoralnCsrpsts.
Ternary Ironsla Carpets.
Pars Wool .Vslvst Carpets.
Velvet and Wiltoo‘s.
IUV A
HOB. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Good Pnrloi' Brooms..............19c scrum Brushe- ...... . ........... toe.
\
, Floor Coverings.
Anything in the line oi Floor Covering we are prepared to tarnish. "The reliability 0! 0|" Carpet impart
ment has never been questioned. it's the best the market words-
Hail and ‘ r Carpets.
Handsome Axminstor Carpal,
Carpet legs! in all sizes.
Body Mussels Carpets. '
Carpet filling. all qualities,
A handsome line oi largo lilw huge, in ingrnlna. Pro-Brussels, Tapestry Brnesels. Body Brussels. Axmlutiicf.
Housefurnishing Department. .
HOUSE CLEANING SPEClALB IN OUR HOUSEFURNIBHING DEPABTNENT.
' Wool Cellini; imuim...........ti.oo wont: Brooma ior Stairs ....... ..2u non-Ami. wake ..... ' .......... do
5i W ‘0‘“ ‘0‘ Worth ill Mops tor Hard Wood Home ...... to: other Scrub Pulls ..... Wan Window Brushes” ............. .. 39c
Carpet Benin-rm... ........ . ..... 10: horse Bottle Ammonia ............ do T k Pullers ........... m...”
Satltlactlnh, r i. Hammers. ................ . lilo
Rotter Station:
Cigar.
One of the lineal smelter on the
market.
Other good branda are the Twin
City. Toitdnaks and Nutmeg Club be.
3. 3. Ecuador,
Tel. 3114. 12 senor min at.
lord in not no long. and many can get
their drinks in this way. while ilollon
cheater. where liquor can be accrued in
a legal way. The result has. been to
keep drunken men oil the circuit at
hourawhen people are out and as a re-
While the number of arrciilii in other
' months has been low. there huvo been
numerouu Munchouter then before the
. TH: courts in other places, but during the
Brookside Lake ice Co
month of April there were very low. it
sees 10 ANNOUNCI roar
any. Manchester men locked up in oth-
Coninianclag May 1st,“ 1908. the cries
or towns. They have found it way to
have tho liquor delivered to them
or ice to business houses will he
. based on the Average
right at their homes without any trou-
amount of Deliveries,
lili‘. other than putting the hum-la or
Quantities oi 600 lbs. or over, 20¢. per
it“. “one“... M .... w... ...... .. ._...
kt-gu. whichever it may he, in the cel-
ch not do thin. btit will delivw it to the
Quantities or 200 lid. to 500 lint, 25¢
,per cwt. ' . .
Quantitloa of too llui. to :00 lint, 30¢
per cwt. .
Qiinntltlca of been than 100 lbs.. 40:
per owl.
l-‘nmily trade. 40¢ per owl. .
PURE LAKI ICE.
Two Phones. 16377624.
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Writing Papers
isotowc
Willing Paper ipor hoxi ..
i’edu truloil anti pluinl
Kiiru Linen l'apur tl lli, pliu.) ..
Knit! Linen Enrolopou itivr plow 10c
. WrA. Briggennan,
HUIIC ITOIC.
Donovanllooit, 132 Washington at.
Adapt tor Crescent Laundry
. ”at”..- . .
MUSIC HELL
Advanced Vaudeville and Moving Pie
tum Ivory Evening.
Wednesday .and lsturday Matias».
China 01 .program Monday and
Thursday evenings.
Prices ...... ............1ilesadihc
Reserved uoaiit 20¢. which can be ill!-
cured at~lhn Ciiiiord limit Store.
Matlau prices—do and in. lost
Coats.
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HOY‘I‘S THEATRE
IVERV AFTERNOON AND EVE.
‘ NINC.
MOVING PICTURES
illustrated Songs.
l-‘tlnui lumlslied by the largest deal-
era in European and American
Photography. - '
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DAV.
A ll: Ihow tor a Little Mensy.
PliCll hand lOCINTC
N0 MICHIR.
a...” .. wan-mm ........
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The New Science wem * 008 That m
0i Healing? ~ W WWW... _..._
which is now receiving the attention
oi inauy ladies in society. who tum»
adopted tlilii rotorin method or Malina.
and no markedly improved in health
and “Minutes have they become
My are encouragina others to lotion
their example. No one should live in
pain and sadness. of heart or limb.
when they can live in health and hupv
pious/ii by going to the Chiropractor at
04 I. Washington it. Havlland Iloett.
lOU'i'ii NORWALK. ‘
MMNITIC TIIAflleTI ‘
vat...“
WOOD WOOD
A. CARI“ BETTE.
osaua iii
ammnnwooct
lswvs lit Indy lsr
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sondwm. M pr coral: Oi.“ our
our .
lined Wood, '1.” par cord; Cl.”
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WOOD ASHES
Dotson. lime. and .ilmlmia acid
are contained in Hardwood Ashes in
desirable terms tor plant growth. and
ashes have been well named “Nature's
,Piaat load." Int they no really
more than a ample plant food. be
cause. in addition to thslr “muslin
titresmissivins set as s solvent
Divlltlwtill soil. and em combinations that
—--- lenhsncs on veins of is M rum load
already 'n the ssil. s slant load
erntauml in Hardwood Ashes vss a
direct anti ordinal rsoult. is the
action on tits sail shows mm vs.
suits. fitness at lead when ashes
have been liberally supplied have
shown the stint for yours sitar.
FOR IM,‘ IV THI “Illi- A?
m Wilmer. .
The Ferris on Co.
New em- to m» Mm.
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l'ni. sir-1:. " mm" 3 tn. .1: “n
TRISTRAM 8: HYATI‘, NORWALK. CONN.
is another town which borders on Mau- ‘
ault there, have been few nrroats.’
lur thouiuolvea. an the extirpation-n will
yard and leave it titt~ro.-llurtlord'
25c ‘
Clover’STh ”villl’lace
iN ALL Learners H. Kfieger & CO.
...........; 4. -W....... .W- ..
H. Krleger Co.
Are Yen lntercéied in
Good Furniture? 4
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 one line, compare.
prices, qualities. finish and general style of our goods. You can
tarnish your home 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.
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Our Accommodation
* Account Dept. .
meets this emergency. It is entirely tree irom all disagreeable
features oi the ordinary installment system. We sincerely de-
sire to be oi assistance to you. it‘ 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.
29-31% West Washington Street.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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1 iv'uiirtrs are the latest iitylo. in fihiuiwu of brown. um and blue WW:
Latest Styles in Oxfords. Ties and Shoes.
D. GOTTLIEB,
li NORTH MM" O‘VICIY, ICU?” ”INN-K.
PM. IIMMNC.
flit tlndsrsorton min.
Harte is a very hr
pupil. Ilia cam hosts to bar mes mailer so an
a: the hills sirlr'm
sh will
mamma.".. he suddenly m forth
"at y was the kWh
or when she was a
the other day and laid thorn lphis heard,
kindergarten lonelier had said W
am “gowns“: ‘i‘rsrr Img'nhggt "iMrtiontgzvhal’lg" Ill mum
will! I I m . M ii "I“
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lam? "gotta.saa&swsa”:gmmgi.ssit stilt
hm W as . «list.
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