Salk-Over Shoes
$3.50 and $4.00
.Jlow Style: for Spring 1903 new In Stock.
faiu‘y‘W. show them to you, Gentlemen!
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“'ws'rsaouav ersmsss TRIED.
:5 V V '. F—é
Outed Quinn was the First Witness
Vile Tutifled in Court Today.
i wsrnnsunv. April l—The,trial
John J. McGuire. Charles A. Boss and
cfl‘rolle‘ymen's Union. who were arrest-
etitMonday on a charge of assault with
intent to kill. together with fifteen oili-
was begun before Judge i’easley
e
‘ II the cItv cotirt today. Five of the ar- I
crested strikers were bound over to "mi
1 ‘ superior court yesterday.
Attorney C. it}. Meigs. who assisted
Prosecuting Attorney Durant yostcr-
day , conducted the prosecution today.
while Attorney O’Neill. who yesterday
.. g represented the defendant. trolley striic
.ers was today assisted by Attorney
,I Kennedy of Naugatuck. and C. J. Dan-
! er.‘ of eriden.
“ . II, of this city. appeared in defence
. ' of entries A, Rose, one of the strikers.
gemouttynoom was well fitted when
t '1 This. ‘ ted at 10 o'clock and more
. . w died ,. “to present than yesterday.
Mr. O‘Neill. for the defence. stated
that all of the evidence given yester-
‘ day. exoept that. concerning identifica-
use vr‘ould be accepted by him and this
is the linebe prefers to lay down in
. gill of the cases. The state agreed to
t ‘s.
fit this Quinn. one of the accused
grub. was called to the witness stand
first.
was warned by Judge Peasley that he
need not give any _.evidence which
might tend to incriminate himself.
3 Quinn then testified that. he lived at
49,Wiiio.w street, and told the follow.
- ing‘lt‘ory:
‘ On February 26, be said. he went to
‘ . Wolcott's pool room, where he. met Da-
vid C. Marsh, and went with him to
Hurlburt'e carpenter shop. There he
saw Whitty, Kenney. Ryan, Thorpe and
(lilifford Vandermark. The crowd then
started in small parties for the tar
tracksand when they arrived their. he
- saw warren and Clifford Vandermcrk
' "and after the return from the track he
saw Kelley and Ennis. a
McGuire. Roe and Marsh. the three
men who were oti trinicharged with
. dosau’lt with intent to kill were hound
over to the’next‘tei'm of the superior
court. under bonds of $2000 each.
RECEPTION IN HONOR OF GUESTS
' ’Miss Helen Sturtevant. of Arlington,
bl. .J., -and Robert Miller. of Wilkes
Barre. Pa. are guests of Miss Ethel
Martinenu. An informal reception
was given at her home in their honor
last evening. A number of young peo-
we were present and the cveuing was
n"Very enjoyable one.
Some Shave Here
Some Don't, But-n
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"$3.1m“! the Running Hot
‘ Water.”
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i. innit, iinn.
66 Washington St 5. Norwalk
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IN ALL BRANCHES
york we have been successful be~
.. w website-given much thought and
utility to each.. A gold crown here. a
ggwn' tooth there, may complete your
Prion: ”Wrote. ~
’ OR.‘ F. A. PHELPS.
nylon at. South Not-walk.
10: lb.
12 to 186 lb.
, m lb.
- . a his. as:
_ 10: lb.
may 7 to 14¢; lb.
‘ gamer. Mute In proportion.
_. interests,
Nomhlk.
of
{David C. Marsh. three members of thc=
Attorney J. E. Rust
After he was sworn in. Quinn|
. though an arbitntlo§;.ebl‘ltuittiieimny
90 Washington St.
. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
1 William 'I‘. Raymond Is in New York
‘ today.
The supper was in charge of Mrs. W.
I '1‘. Taylor. president of tbc socicty.
; lienry 0. Street. late of Raymond
Brothers. was in, Bridgeport yesterday-
l‘.. liniinson has the contract to point
. thc cottage of William linbbell on llub-
‘beli's island.
liev. A. it}. “canton. of Fiiii'iicld. will
prciich in the Chapel of 0111' Holy Sur-
loush tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
A meeting of the Ladics' '1‘. A. ll.
society was hcld inst evening. .lioti-
tine business was transacted.
A. R. [(cudrick. formerly of South
Norwnlk stopped here today with his
mother on route to Roxbitry. Conn.
Mrs. G. Litchblcau and daughter ltosc.
and hire. Curl Schsub. of South Nor-
wulk. wore visiting In Bridgeport yes-
tcrdsy.
Mrs. (‘harles Yost. will leave for u
visit with relatives in Staten island
Saturday. She will be gone for about
a week.
A. .i. (‘oliins and Company are In»
stalling new window shades and in-
terior decorations at Coinstock iiroth-
ers store.
i Harry Uukcs. of itowayton. has rc-
turncd to his position with it. .l. tut.—
bili. of the Bridge It‘isb Market. after
a long illness.
~I.ook for out" Millincry Opening
and Display on Apr. 2. M. S. Smith
&(‘o.
Li'sitél' Warren is III of .pncmoniti
at his home with his srandpurcuts.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kellogg. of Isaacs
pint-e. NorWitlk.
The election of .oiliocrs of the Nor-
walk Methodist Sunday school which
was to have been held Monday night.
has been deferred to April 14.
Special trolley cars conveyed the
Methodist ministers from the South
Norwaik Methodist Church to the
town assembly hall to dinner today.
The, Ladies' Aid Society of the Nor-
wa‘ Baptist Church held a very suc-
cess ul supper last owning in the base.
ment of the church from six to eight
o‘clock.
. Arcry Ferris. thc iirond itivcr mun.
who shockingly mutilated himself one
day last Week. continues to improve at
the Norwalk hospital. and his ultimate
recovery is anticipated.
A (‘udtilac runabout. in charge of ir-
ving ii. Atwood, the Waterbury agent
of the company. passed through Nor-
walk this afternoon. on route from
New York to Waterbury.
A' three-mustcd schooner loaded with
lumber consigned to the Huhbell &
Randall Company. arrived in Norwalk
thsi afternoon. The. vessel was towed
up the harbor ‘by the tug "Addie V."
Councilman Moses H. Glover this
morning purchased the property at 125
Main street. owned by Stephen Ii.
Holmes. The property is iitipreecnt or-
copied by W. C. Jcssup and Mrs. Annn
A. Peck and family. '
L. H. Decker has mcn hanging paper
at William C. Byxbec's house in hex-
ington avenue and st Samuel Fcrris'.
in West. street. He also is dccorating
the interior of the Willis Woodward
residence in \Spst avenue.
Harry S. Boers. of Elizabeth, N. J..
is spending a few days at the home of
his grandfather. William K. Lewis. in
howls street. Norwalk. Mr. Beers is
recovering front an attack of typhoid
fever lusting several weeks.
Thomas C. Murphy. of York street.
who was seriously injured by the belt.
ing at the Andrews 8: Smith mill, Nor.
walk. and was shubsequently taken to
the Norwttlk hospital. his much easier
and is thought to be. improving.
Veronica Annie Neumann has pur-
chased the house and lot. 79 Cedar
street. from Samuel Roodner. the
papers were passed late yesterday af-
ternoon in the office of Real Estate
Agent Jacob M. Layton. Railroad we
“lie. ’ n z
A large number of .smelt are being
caught daily from the'river directly
north of the bridge over Wail street.
The operations of the fishermen in
scooping In the little members of the
tinny tribe are eagerly watched by in-
terested crowds. -
B. Foley, who lives in the upper
floor of the house. corner of'gMo roe
street and Railroad “avenue. claims lihat
scarcely a‘ dozen drops of oil ran
through ' the floor to Barber Flore‘s
rooms, and that the prosecution is a
matter of spite on the part of Flore.
. who is anxious to get the apartments
occupied by Foley. The matter will
probably be settled out of courts his
have to be appointed. as’ the two men
do not spesltto each other.
COUNT IBOIOWBKI KILLED.
NICE. France. April I.——Ooun't ‘Ei-
liott Zborowsld. of New York. was kill-
etl talent: II Milo hill climb-
Busiussof condom "
Continued from Flutes”.
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The' full report of last night’s Ep-
worth League reception. with the ad-
dresses of Bishop Goadseli and Rev.
Dr. Morgan, will be found on the six-
thi page of the The Sentinel today.
“to auxiliary post office that has
been fitted tip for the conference hns
already become a most necessary in-
stitution. As soon as the ministers
arrive at the ebhrch they hasten to
the post office to set the morning mull.
'l‘hrcc collections will be made each
day at the conference post office. at 8
a. “1., 3.30 p. m. and 6.30 p. m.
Adjoining the post office is the cor-
respondence room. whcre special stu~
tlonery with a cut of the. First Metho-
dist church iintl the confcrcncc it‘ttct‘
head Is obtainable. ‘
Dinner at Town Assembly Hall.
The Town Assembly Hall. WuII
strect, Not-walk, is a very busy plat-c
the rest of the stay of the M "nudist
ministers in town. A large nt.. .i... of
the ministers will be served with din‘
ncr hero each day, being the ones who
are guests of people outside of the vi»
cliiily. The dinner is served by
Messrs. Fl't‘tlt'l'lf‘k S. Ambler tint! Prank
K..lirlggs. who are assisted by an able
corps of waiters and other assistants.
(‘.ovcrs are laid so that 300 ministcrs
may sit down at. once to d’lnner. .,
At 2:30 o'cloc this afternoon the
conferenccdiste to a sermon bv the
Rev, Fairbanks ii. Stockdnle and at «i
p. m.. at the Norwalk Methodist
Church thcrc will be held a fellowship
meeting. over which the. Rev. l). G.
Dowuo-y will preside. The address of
this incciing will bc dclIvorcd by the
Rev. W. E. Scoficld. on "The l’ructicc
of Personal Intcrcessitin."
The meetings tonight and tomorrow
will be the following:
7:30 p. m2~l4ecture by t Revnitpbcrt
W. Rogers, fin. F. 11 Sf. Profes-
sor of Hebrew and Old Testament
iilxcgesis Drew Theological Hemi-
nnry. Subject. “The initost News
of Abraham's Axe." 'I‘hc tit-V.
.I. B. Adams. 11".. will pi'csidc.
Soloist. Frank (loinstock.
":30 p. m.——-Anni\'crs:u-.v of thc t‘hurclt
Extension Socictr in the Norwiilk
(‘burch, thc Ilcv. i‘. .i. North prc~
siding. Address by tho Iii-r.
George Admits. i'hIi. Soloist.
Mrs. Edna It. Sinmpf.
Thursday. April 2.
:00 n m.»—-(‘.onfcrcncc l‘rnycr Moot-
ing' lcd bv the Rev, it. S. i’nrdlns—
ion. lill.
0:00 a. m.——Confereucc Session.
2:30 p. iii.~.\nni\’crsnt‘.\' of thc \‘t'o‘
man‘s Foreign Missionary Society.
Mrs. 'l.. l’. Ilenuler presiding. Ade
dress by Mrs. Mary Swail, Wilkin-
son. president of Polts Mist-don In
stttutc. Soloist. Mrs. Prank i)un~
wo‘i Waiter.
:30 o. m.-~ri.ccturc by Professor ilog-
era in the Norwalk (.‘Iiiirch. Sub-
jcct. "The Search for a {not l’co-
pic." The Rev. William North Rice
[111, presiding.
i:00 p. ni.~~lt‘cllowsiiip Meeting in the
Norwaik Church. The Rcv. E. A.
Deni will preside. Address “'l‘hc
Devotional Study of the Scrip-
tures.“ by the Rev, G. S. Eldridge
CONGREGATIONAL SERVICE.
There was. it large attendance last
night at the special ovatisclistic scr-
vicc In the South Norwalk Congrega-
tional Church. 'l‘rn morc young peo-
ple started iii the Christian way. inali-
ing twenty-five who have now express-
ed a desire to lead it different life. Rev.
i.. R. Dyott is a most interesting speak-
er. and his persuasive powers were
strongly felt by many.
the chorus choir tonight. Miss Lillian
It. Letter. of Port Chester.\ will render
a vocal solo.
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WE ISSUE LIBRARY VOTING TIC-
KETS WITH ALL PURCHASES.
For home. beautifying don't forget
of beauty and wearing quality.
we ARE SOLE Adams FOR THE
BIG FOUR.
Ask about it.
Norwalk li‘d’w’e Co."
34 Main St. Norwalk
W
hen Ilium 3
As’k ‘13'0 See
This, Oxford
4 Lédios.
it's I Phtont Colt, wIth n fu-
“39!“ one. tgn‘auy
attraction \ " 3‘,
You might inquire. _‘ 3 4
about“): unison.
"“091. . .F .. owl med-7 ‘
tum hnt’ggztfi ' bide
he“? _ ,5 ‘ v93 . ', v ‘_
ban heel”;
in; race between here a d u-Tarbie.
count zoomimts‘obr‘n
some too quickly
‘ a sharp“
turned over and:
Tile‘eobnt was buried;
«rhinestone-v .
today and will continue to b“ during -
In addition to'
that Blgelow's Vitaline is the standard .
‘ .. ussscitgfionb‘rst. ILOCK.
We wish to
0 tumors and the ladies of The Nor.
we that we will more to Stamford
on the 10th lost. When we have I first
clue establishment with new spring
models. the latest styles from Full
and a full line of imputed broadclothl.
etc. and all the latest In home cloths
as well. We will be pleased to see
you there and will give you the host in
quality. style and fit, as usual. Don't.
forget.
Fare
Krasoivitz 8: Fox,
270 Main It, Stamford. Calm.
renames.
Merchant Tailor.
500
SAMPLES
FOR SPRING
momma. .
Come In and see them.
J9 SOUTH MAIN ST.,
Opposite Hotel Hltn'lion.
paid to all purchasers.
GOTTLIEB'S
SPRING non
IS COMPLETE. AND HIS SELECTION
or MEN'S; eovs' AND CHILDREN'S
sun’s AND MEN'e BPRING oven:
cone is CERTAINLY ATTRAC-
TIVE AND WILL UNDOUBTEDLV
PLEASE. ALL MR. GOTTLIEB
wusut—zs IS THA‘i‘ vou INSPECT
HIS LINE BEFORE PURCHASING
ELSEWHERE FOR HE IS CONFI-
DENT YOUR JUDGMENT WILL FA.
VOR HIM.
000
D. Gottlieb
11 North Main St, Scuth Norwalk.
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Our
Top
Coats
r»
Top
Them
All
The tiobbicst coat. doriscd for
early Spring wear. We have u
lcadcr at
$12.00
It would be worth your while
to soc before making your pur-
chnse.
We close evenings at G o'clork.
except Monday. Wednesday and
Saturday. 0
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Telephone. 133-12.
5‘. Qatar's & 301:,
8G \VASI l [Nf‘i'l‘ON B'I‘REET.
fiUI‘TII NOR‘NAX .li
TAILOR. CLOTHIER, HATTER.
FURNISHER.
«anon»-
nus ,WEEK
for Men and. Bells
Trousers i l.00 pair
;..000
Iliitlli,‘ .IiOODlIIIi
Month“
Will) use «was cameo
“sonnet t! new
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THE LEADING DRY-boom STORE. , ‘ .41; »
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RIST
NO. 2\.an
fore have we had such a grand and
showing this season. The choicest things of the foreign and domestic market are
RAMtHvAT‘r
d 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
.. WASH DRESS GOODS.
We take especial pleasure in inviting an inspection of our Wash Goods Exhibit. Never be-
complete assortment of COTTON WASH FABRICS as we are.
here. GINGHAMS
in all grades. BATISTES. SWISSES. DIMITIES. ORGANDIES, SILK TISSUE —-‘everything
that is new and desirable for Summer wcnr.
Very nicelymade and the pet;
toms quite parted. .
”warns. Ont; or ALL.
mmfldmx exams.
Domestic Ginghams ................... 1214c. Ardsley Crinklcd Sccrsuckcrs ........... rat/2c.
Printed Dotted Swiss .................. 1214c. Harvard Cht‘VlOts ........ I ........... 12%c.
Holly Batiste .......................... rel/4c. Pique Royal. plain or fancy ........ Izl/zc.
Printed Madras ......................... x5c.' Wilton Oxfords ............ . ....... .. . 25c.
Scotch Ginghams ....................... 25c. Princess Linen Zephyrs ................. 35c.
Galatea Cloth ........................... ,. I5C. Silk Tissue .. .......................... 48c.
Wagh Silks ....................... 35 and 48c. India Linens, white ............. . . 8 to 4°C.
White Dimities .................. 125.4 to 50C.‘ Persian Lawns .................. 15 to 50¢.
Organdics, 30 and 60 inches wide . . . . 25 to 75c. Wash Chiffon ..................... 25 to 75c.
Mcrccrizcd Damask .r. . . . . . . . . . . . .. i. . . . 75g. Plain or Fancy Pique ........... 12% to 50¢.
Tristram &‘Hyatt, Norwai, Conn.
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