rumour. my .9. 1903.
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<1 AT I:- LANE’S 1)—
Phone l65-5
Ice Cream that you
will enjoy eating.
Absolutely Pure.
STRAWBERRY SIIORTCAKI'.
WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
000000000000000000000000
51 Washington St.
Thomas Ward of Merwin
Mrs.
street, Is visiting in Hartford.
Sclcctmun Rohcrt A. Strickland. of
Stratford. was in South Norwulli IIiI
business. today.
’l‘hc Y. M, (Y, A. will hold a straw.
IIIIrIIy Icsiiral. WcIiIItI-Iduy night, at IIIII
AIsoI-lailou building.
Thomas Sicrling. of Norwalk. has
ovcrhaulcd and placcd his famous Inc-
or Mcplilsto in llIchatciI.
ll. J. t‘IItlIill has iIIIIslI (‘oIIncI-titut
iIiIcII shad IIvtI I‘y duv. ltlIIId his ad.
'II‘lt‘lt' will M n IIIehtuI: hi this even
ing of tlIII tIlIoiI of ”III South Norwulk
Baptist Church.
.p. 91-"—
THE SOUTH NORWALK EYENING SENTINEL -~ m...
.,_.,.I ~_.T.-....._. ....._--..
MVSIENV DLEPEN litAN EVER
Captain Costello Never Secured Lep-
acy of 3750 lo Ireland.
The myslciy surrounding the Idisap-
pcnianco several months ago of cup
lulu .lanIcIt ll. (‘IIstclIII. of Norwpllt iii
dunno. if anything. lhIIn IIvtII‘. not a
word IIIIing licurd from him by his
I‘I'lcuds IIII I'f'IlllIVt'b. A l'cw days ago
his brother. William (‘outcllo. who is
employed by Dunn & flanks, of Nor-
walk. received/u letter from K‘lkenny,
lrclund. stating that Mr
not sccnrcd llItI lcgiicy of smoothing
liltII 37m to WIIII'II Ilt‘ i'tIli III-III.
llII. Motion in of NIH opinion tliitl
Ill‘ ntI \I-I It‘“ HIIIIIII NIII'WDIII IIIYF. IIll
llw night he IoIiII down there on Ilm
lInliIII IItII, WIil‘ll Ill‘ hid gin w to his
l‘IIiIIIIds. who IIIoII;,ltl Ihni he did set!
Ill-1n Illlr‘l in tho cvculug.
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALI. S'I‘RIIIIII’I‘. ltlzltl a. in.—ch—
tcrday‘s downward tcndcucy ol’ pl'iccs
was still prcvalcnt this morning III the
stock market. lairgc salcs were made
at the opening which were well dis~
tributed causing fractional dccllncs
amongst ncnrly all the roprwcntnlivo
stocks. Reading and Sonthcrn I’uci-
tic lost %. Declincs othcrwlsc did not
IIxIIecd 1,43. A IIi~III III‘ 1/2 in Amalgamat-
IId and of small fractions III Rock
island and ill. Louis and San lI‘IIuncisco
IvIIrII ”In only izIIptItIiIIIIl cyccptions
to tho gIIIIIIIIuI I-IIIIIIII- ol' IIIII Illlll'kt‘l.
\\I'Al.l. .I‘I'l'iliIIIII‘I'. I p in. -l’IIit-cs
\Vl'l‘t‘ hIIld wt-ll in tIlIcIIk and thIII St.
Paul I'tlfil‘ ancw to lhT, lhc IIIIIiIII- list
l'IIllowcd. l'IIioIi l’aI-Illc lllltl Nth Yurli
t'IIIIiI'aI t-vlnIIIIIIId tlItIiII IIIlvnnI-IIs to it
point and otltcr lcachs wIIiIII a tIIitlte
liighcr.
TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
IIIIportod ort-r pi'iyaic MW of bin-
|Il(II-I & (loldscliuildl. (‘oiIimission IIl‘tr
ltcrs, Swariz & Corbett Block, South
Norwalk:
when the traces became ._unfastened.
The horses bolted and had it not been
for the presence of mind of Mr. Dono-
van, a runaway would doubtless have
resulted,
Winston Churchill‘s fcarlcssncss in
‘IIis speeches has won for him much
Iraise In England. He is said to pos-
:css the same audacity, the same irrev-
-rence for his elders, the same mock-
ng sarcasm as his father, the late Lord
landoiph Churchill. Already he has
tade any number of enemies among
is older poiitlcians.
T. JOSEPH'S T. A. B. SOCIABLE.
Tair Given-in Red Men's Hall Was
Very Successful.
A. 8. Society in Red Men's Hall
t evening was certainly a great suc-
.s and all who attended found that
vas one of the most pleasing events
the season. The principal enjoy»
II. of the evening was dancing and
rogram which lasted till nearly 1
wt: was rendered. The music for
occasion was excellent and the
"era expressed- frequent apprecia-
Iof it. The committee on arrange
's ompriscd Joseph Steegmuller.
31rd Hines. Willle Brennan Step-
hl. OtBrien and Peter Foley. The
flconmutce was Joseph Steegmul»
'Edward Hines, Peter Foley and
“Homer
cream and soda were served dur-
in". evening and the refreshment
MI were liberally patronized as the
nllwas oppressively warm. 'ihe
W affair however, was a very great
era to the society. There were
ahfiw present.
T YOUR IUGGY FOR 75:.
‘0 with Dovoe'a Gloss Carri-l!
‘P- ftwotgbattosocamoreto
“1 tenement!
Raymond Brothers are discharging Upon High Low ltlltl
a largo cargo of hard coal for their Ania] (Olilit‘i'. 64“.. “47:. liCITI'I‘ li-II‘I'I
Ilunbtii‘y customers. I‘ll! 5‘ & 33% 33V: 38 33%
’l'lic sit-am launch l.iollu, owncd by A'" ( 8‘ "- “f “If! f“, 8" 3"
S. ll. Wilson. of Norwalk, has gonc into A” Q"; (m- 3‘; /'-= 3}, “JV" JIIIVI
t‘IUIllllIHHIOIl for the season. "“"I (.' l‘wn., l“, I“ , I“ '3
, AIucIicaII lcc Mtg 91/. all. no.
——-Vanllla Crystals SRIISIIL‘S thc Am, 1“,de 35 35...; 35'“ 35.9;
housekeepers the first trial—price, 10c. Am“... l.oco.. NM; 24% 34% 2th;
No new patients huvc been admitted Am. Smelt. 48% 483.; 4gp. 43.x
to the hospital during the past conplc Am, Sugar. 13;; 1:53:53, 13;; 1m”.
of days. but those there, now lil'l.‘ doing Anaconda. ltil ltll 1/; llll lol I.’_.
niIIcly. .'l‘. & S. lt‘c. 77".; 775.. Thai, III-I4
The. monthly meeting of thc Norwulk ITI‘ lib ‘F iii. W'- 1W4 96‘». on”.
Building and Loan Association will lIII Bil“. KI Ohio. 59“,. tum rill-TI. Std".
IIIIlil tonight, in II... ..III.-.- at Taylor a likiIII &.ii 'i‘ “3"». I'd Iit‘v“. Ii-I
tloldcn. (‘.lIII s &Ohio It“. I] i»; lot. -II II.
dohn McMahon, who has lItIIIn ill blunt“; 3‘71]??? [759" 17‘1”." 9',“
with the diphtheria. is again IIhlI- to (W. "I, &'i ' :2" ‘74, 42'2" I‘TL‘I,
:illvup. [III is growing sti'oiigci' chIIIy t‘oli SIIIIIII..W 2: 2"..3: é; Lilli»:
‘ -I (louso. ‘t. 2112 if I- 2th: 23o
Charles MII Norney, of lliiIIlIury, was ”IL &I All: 171. [1‘3“] lTl ”:1“
a visitor in town. last evening. lie at- ”pm,” South. 141/. ”a,“ ll“: ”5*
Icndcd the ’l‘. A. Lt. dunI-c. in llcd pm... 331; :33. 3;“). 333'.
MM" liall. lIlrio. lst hid. titlli ti? till! 4 tltlv‘.
The South Norwulk Launch Club lil. (lcntral. 13mg. liltlil“ lfiltl Hill“.
has rcccivcd an invitation from Ihc l_.ou. &anh.. litio Hill/2 11414,, ll:I1t_.
Yacht (‘lnh to :tttIInd its opcniug. on Manhattan. liltl lilil Vista. IIIII
Mcmorial Day. Mct. St, Ry. lL’lIiiI... 12H“, IL’tl-‘it Irlli.
— (‘iit this out and p1: It‘ it on tho iII MIX (zf’m‘mlt mitt 37' 2G,]? .27.
frigcrator. The only It-I- plant with I. M“; 5" f‘lib‘u :JYII L‘JIII 133-34 III-3'“
Icinphone, and the numhcr is 187-6. J M- I‘» III]- _ giv. '5'“ H‘s 54“
\V. OImleatI, mnnagcr. \1. ex & I littl, huh: III)”: null¥ "ME:
. . Mo. Pat-lilt- losIIJ IIIIII.a lush. lIIIII._.
Did We“ Lodge. F. and A. 31.. Will \1 Y (“mm 1,,“ 10““ I”... l'.'l‘
hold a convocation this evening iIt ‘J I C‘ 1'." 'I .. ".‘3‘ '
. ' . “Off. At \‘t‘hlu “8'“ “9‘2 lIh‘u II'.”I-_
which the third degree. will be confcr- ()nt & West _. a“. 0.3.
. I . . ..I M Li 4 ..I It 21 t
rcd. A banquet will be bold atth.warIi. i l’cun It It I127.“ 137;“ l‘"."- l ,1...“
Harry 0. Street. collector for Ray- ‘ People's ails. 1001,51.” “up“ I...‘
niond Brothers. is moving from his i prpsfl. S. (.‘ar. Ma; 55;.“ ”a,‘ on
present home in Darion to one of the i Rowling. 50%;, 7.1:... 50% ”lag
rcsldcncce owned by ’i‘hoodore Austin. I. “ppm. Stccl. 1-; 17 it: “In"
in "surface. Sum-I. Island. 403.. 4021.. :IIIr-l. Illi-
tlcncral Itusscll Frost and .I. lltIldcn 1| Rock Island pf. 72'»;- 7:"; 3'2“» Illlo
llnrlbutt hare cvldcntlv huricd thcir . lluaocr Goods, 234“... 25‘ . 2-153 2:3 .
division and consolidation hittchcts ‘Sou. Pacific, filial. {.1134 Till/l ..I7
personally. for this morning tlIIIy took .Sou, Ry. Co., tall}. 2.“ .. 277. Bil-'5.
an automobile ridc togcthcr III Gcncrn. TlIllll. C. k- l., will. {.10 (N, n”
Frost's big Winton touring cur. Texas Pacific, 323.313“. 3'3. 5‘3“.
Coleman has evrl’thing in tho hasc- 1 Union Pacific, 8M“ M f‘ 55*.“ x35,“
hall and othcr sporting IInII. His ad ‘ U"- .‘Plilc, “(In 92.. "1:?“ “fig/I 8;?"
will gIVc you the prices. 1;: llAI‘ollitIriL lbs. this ”In he‘d
Attorney John J. Walsh‘s auxiliary ii, 8 HA lit IE." III": 1 '13...
Victor, was launched this allcrnoou.‘ l" q' Rubin-r 1.1... ' ‘3'
by Captain Eph Merritt. She has been . U. ‘S SW0] ' 3.”- .. uni.
reposing all wlutcr at Captain Eph's ill. S ‘Nwl I'M sir/f , a. . S3,;
boat sanitarium in Norwalk. The, trlni Wabash ' a; " {:7 a“
cabin cuthout Edith. recently purchas- Wabash. pfd 3m. . .3 “. ” .3
. . .. ,3 lit... 4!: 4h
(Id by LPRoy and lipward Montgomciy. West Iln 'l‘cl tit 34% M M
., wgopfguably tulrfi the wath today or ‘ \Viscon. Coat... 22% 23V: 22;.“ 3%
Representative Jeremiah Donovan I RECENT ARRIVALS or: VESSELS
had a narrow escape from a runaway. LONDON. May lliI—Arrivcd: Steam-
ycsterduv. He was driving his pair of III‘ Minneapolis from New York.
spirited horses along 9W tsavenuc. AsNTWERRMayIll—Arrived: Sit-a-
mer Krooulnhd from New -\'ork.
For Sale.
One 12 foot Black Walnut Conntcr.
Two It tool Show Cuscsu
Baseball stilts, complclc_ slim,
Chest. Protectors, 2.
Baseball Shoes. SHIT».
Cheapest place in town for llascluill
Goods, at
Coleman’s
Agent for Spaulding‘s Buschnll and
- Sporting Goods,
The sociable given by St. Joseph's'
I
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i
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10 NORTH MAIN STREET.
LADIEB' ACCOUNTS
are too often neglected. Their cash
is retained at bomb and put in some«
secret place. the security of which is
doubtful. .
rm: SOUTH NORWILK
TRUST COMPINY
solicits deposit: tron ladies. who
(lostcllo had -
a“...
an
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OUR GREAT GUARANTEE:
(diary purse as well.
”Mirldrt ll, ' '
label.
79c, 31 and $1.50.
The ”Giant" shirt is a
"M.IrIlI.Ifl.III,'
“Giant" shirts.
wear and hosiery.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 32-2.
SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK.
Snappy Shirts.
Here Is such a satisfying exhibit of the I he’ibcst and
besl' m ncqligcr~ shirts that every laslc can be gratified and
7th pick 0/ pi. Ilm/ patterns In III/rip-
(I! and floured III/eds and plain len'lc; plain- IuI llldllt/II
bosornx; vhf/3' altar/It'd or delacht-IJ.
Weill-be you the pick 0/ [muons Ina/I05. "Star,"
' and shirts bearing our o‘l‘im
comes to wearina it out: but it's the easiest shirt to sell
at 50c we ever sa'ib. Any man can see the value in
This is the home of smart Spring suits, hats, neck-
Right-weith umhIrIIuear when you are ready for it.
tough proposition when it
'
NORWALK.
Tel. Call, 44-4.
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POULTRY FEEDS. i
We have just unloaded a car of Barley Grain which is \
a most excellent hen feed. and it's cheap. It's a good feed
for cattle or hogs. in our opinion, better than corn. Other ‘
feeds for poultry are: ,
H-O Poultry Pratt's Food ‘
Hominy Millet Seed
Wheat Corn and Cr. Corn
Gluten SunIFlowcr Seed [
Chick Manna
ifat any time what I have to offer is not what you'd
like to have, I will endeavor to obtain the goods and on- .
ly charge the price you ought to pay. I
BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Sittings by appointment
from It! to I: m;
Who is your Photographer?
J A C K 5 O N ’
will producc for you
Art Photographs
IN SPECIAL DESIGNS. ,,
“Not how cheap—but how good."
or
2 to I II. III.
S STUDIO
I
53 Wall St.. Norwalk.
Opposite Hotel.
Pasteur aph'w. Mounts
New Shite
bust Renamed
“II-tomato and 'Oorg imitate
WILLIAM P. BEERS
Photographic Supplies
49 WALL ST REET.
at
CABINET SIZE,
$2.15 doz.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
NORWALK, CONN.
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V.
HALF CABINETS,
$1.90 doz.
you cannor our BETTER QUALITY.
LEWIS. 1! Main Street. Narwalk.
A "Ilastc Rakes Waste."
But there arc
“cm-options to every rule"
Haslc to havc your eyes cor-
rcctcd, is thc bright and shining cxccpu’on to this one.
HOMER B. HOYT,
Room 9 United Bank Building
Oflice hours 8 to 11: 45; 12: (5 to
REFRACTING OPTICIAN,
South Norwaik, Conn.
6: 30. Saturday evenings. 'l- 9.
Special Appointments at convenience of patrons.
Wedding Rings
Plain, Oval and Tiffany Styles.
H. S. ROOD,
16 South Main Street,
lSouth Norwalh. Conn
ALBANIANS TAUGHT A LESSON
CONSTAN'iiNOPLE, May III—The
primary object of the advance of the
Turkish troops on lpeck. is considered
to have been attained in the occupation
of that place In spite of all opposition.
it has also taught the Albanians a les-
son~ A number of Albanian chiefs,
however are still holding out in the
mountains and it is said that when the
chiefs fled from lpek they'too'k with
them the members of the sultan‘ a spe-
cial commission sent to pacify the AI-
banians and who made [pelt their head
ouarters.
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SCHONNER GROUNDS AT ST. THO
MAS.
ST. THOMAS, D. W. 1., May 19-
The American schooner Hattie C. Luce
of Rockport. Maine, while leaving port
this morning grounded on the western
point and was in a dangerous position.
The German cruiser hike quickly
bundles-seaward. Thebucepeo
want to the achoooer’a assistance and
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NEW BRITAIN MAN CUTS THROAT
NEW BRITAIN. Conn., May 19—
Wiliiam Pohndorff, Jr.. aged twenty»
four. committed suicide. this morning.
at his home here. by cutting his throat
with a razor. dying ln-‘aa few minutes.
Pohndorff had been ln,the Insane re~
treat, and since his release he showed
evidence of an unbalanced mind. He
was unmarried and rbslded with his
mother.
RUBBER COMPANY'S EARNINGS. .
NEW YORK May 20. ~—The annual
report of the United States Rubber
Company presented at the annual
meeting in New Brunswick, N. J., to-
day, showed the gross earnings to be
$51.-888.757 and the total net income
32.774398 which after deducting inter-
est and bad debts, left a surplus for
the year of 31,342,488.
BRANFORD PASTOR CALLED.
BRANF‘ORD, It]. 19.-Rev. K. A.
Isl-tin. putorof the Mall hither-
«melanin-$013: tb
Tooth Brushes
l0 cents.
Thin Waok Only
Al "Ill Clifford Pharmacy.
Sample Oiieiiial Tooth
' Powder with each brush. I:
u
D0".
0
it?
'Cliflmd Pharmacii
P H O N E 15-2.
MWOQOGOW
Dowd lells Wreck Storv
Continued from First Page.
Iy thought that tho court was not very
important and had abscnlcd himsclf.
Attorncy Lynch said that his IIIin-
IIIoIIy was to IIII' tIl'fctl that llowd garc
nhsolutcly no signal.
It was IIIIiIIlV tItIiIIIIIItI itI t'llIIIitI lIItI
cvldIIiIIII- III that point.
Allorncy Lynch said that lhcrc was
lill IIiidIIiiIIII ol' inunslnnghtcr and no
tI\"ltI|‘llt't' IIIIII llIde IIIId IIIIIIII guilty of
any iIIIgligtIIII-c which would caust- thc
llt‘t'ItIt‘lll. IIII lliIIii nitIvIItI llliil lIIII tItIiil'I
disclmipo tho lil'Ih’tIlltIl'.
’I‘IIII motion was waivcll by ”It“ tIt'I
fIIIIstI. lIII\vII\'III'. t‘ouiiscl flit-II pi‘IIcIIiIIl-
cd with tho :IIgIIIIItInts.
I'IIosIIcntiug .\ttorIIIIy Tammany ask
IId thII court to bind the accuscd over
to tho Supt-rior (‘ourt lltI said that ho
claimcd that II\ IIIIy I-lIInIIInt ncccssary
to prorc IIIIIIIslnnghtcr had hccn found
The only cvidcut II ncccssury Would lItI
enough to IIIIIIstI thtI court to fccl that
a jury might lliid IIlt‘ accuscd guilty.
(Inc of IIil‘ ways in which manslaugh-
icr may bl‘ tIoIIIIIIititId is III-gllgcncc.
IiI'I alludcd lo IIIII fact that llIII sic.-
nuls wcrc sci against thI freight
train. This has III-.III undisputt-Il. ’l‘lII-
testimony of ”10' t~nglnIIIIII was that In-
iIIIIIIIleIIi ilnI signal from tho III‘IIIitII
man. The iliII-Iuau lt-slillI-d that III‘
saw IIIIwIl git-I ”to backup signal. This
Icstiiuony is Ilillll'alt licd by non woman
and liowd. Admitting for tIIIgIIuIcIil
ihul Illt‘ ilrIIIuIIII did Icatc thI~ tracks.
IIIIIIIII was liIIItI tInough for him to in-
bath IIII llIc trucks. ’l‘lIt- IIngiIIIIIIII
and IIl‘t'llllIll :IIItl lIrIIlthuuiI all iIgI'IItI
that tho backup signal was givcu lIy
iIowd. l'ipIIiiltIliy. oi" the tcsiimony ot
Wain-rs. Mr, 'I‘IIIIIIIIIIIIy said that \\'al-
iI-IIs saw II signal by lIowd wlIilII Ship-
quii Icsliilcd lhni liowd gatt‘c no sig- I
uni. ’l‘lic ItIstiiIIoIIy of Waltcrs is
horut- out by lh-lano llIIckIIr. who also
saw tlIc signal whilc lhc lliillll was go
lug darn lllt‘ il‘ilt'k. .\Ir. lannnauy
Iqliikt' particularly of ilItI thItIIIIoIIy ot
Ilowd ihnt Ilt‘ paid no attention to the
jack signal.
Attorney I.)lll'Il said that ho apprc-
cinlcd lIIII posiliou III" IIlI‘ court and of
Mr. Tammany. ”II had no advcrsc
criticism of Mr. ’l‘qumany itud belicv-
cd that he had donc his whole duty but
that the inninspriiig of the state's case
was tlItI Iinding of thc coroncr. Mr.
Lynch th-II nllcgcd scyt-i'ni flaws in
tho complaint unIltIII which bond was
aIrtIstIId. llc said it failcd to stoic
that thcic was II duly iiIIpostId by law
upon thI- uccuscd.
"Was lIII in chargo of that
'l‘lIcrtI is no t‘\'ItII‘Ilt‘l' to show so.
trains nrc uudtIr thi- direction of thc
conductor. 'l‘lItI mung man says III-
was wailing u 4IE’ll.i! from IIII‘ conduc-
ItIr.”
llt- askI-d ilIc court if iIll‘ wiincsscs
I‘or thtI statt- wcrII IIot iuttIIIcsicd par-
Iics, II\'III‘)' onc of ”will. the Iowcrnum.
lIll‘ chcr Inau. iliInuInann. lhII ongi-
ut-I-r. Ihc Iii'oiuau. All :iIIII lulcrcstcd
hc said. He said that t‘oylc. the tow.
III'Iuiin. iIcnIcmbci'IId lIil‘ facts. “because
it was something out of ihc ordinary."
"i think that Mr. (‘oylc is the mail
primarily rcspousildc for thc acci-
train?
All
deal. I asked him what he did and
he said. ‘\\'o straightcned out track
two. lhtIu wc slrnightcncd IInI track
onII. and then the. switchcs for a cross
ovIIII. I say that MrI Coylc throw the
switch \leth the train was in motion
and dcrallcd the car."
.lndgc Taylor askcd for an explana-
tion of the fact that thc cuginccr had
said that he would not havc had to go
onto any other truck.
“I do not hcllcve. that the danger sig-
nails were sci. " said Attorney L\Ilt‘h
"l lIcllcvc that Mr (‘0er lost his
lIcad at that particular time. i bc-
lit-\Ic that ho got rattled."
“l bcllIIVc there was not a man on
the frcight train that was guilty of
negligence. l lIcIlcvc that the track
was clear and that It was changed.
Eithcr thc jumping of the frog was an
accident purc and simple or it resulted
from tho track being changed but
these men had to put the blame on
somebody and they put it on the boy."
"i don't like to charge any man with
deliberate perjury. but i do
that that engineer testified to some-
thing that was pretty ncar perjury."
"I do not charge Mr. 00er with try-
ing to throw the blame onto this boy.
but tcel sorry for him because I be-
lieve that he was the cause of the
crushing out of two human lives. i
do not believe that It was intentional,
but through an error of Judgment he
did cause these two deaths. There is
one thing that can be charged to the.
fireman that he was off duty on that
train, and to the conductor. that he
was not on the train.
Mr. Tammany In closing alluded to
the laws and cases relative to negli.
gence and controverted a number of
points of the defense.
Judge Taylor said the court should
have the evidence before It. The case
was therefore continued until Friday
afternoon, at 3 oclock.
We have a TAR CAMPHOR with lav-
ender flavor, put up In pound and V.
pound packages, which Is an elegant
thing for ”think-way winter wearing
apparel. Price lb..15_c. V. lbs, 10:.
believe '
Invo—
t..-
THE
Three-Button
Sack
Suit
which we sell, possesses every
point of fashion. lit and finish that
lhII most particular man or youns
iIIiIiI dcslrcs. ’l‘hc shape of tho
IIlIonlIIIIIIiI is Just right. the sot of-
thc collar is perfect, the angle of
the lapcls is correct and the length
of the coat exactly ‘
WHAT THE UP-TO-DATE
. MAN WANTS. ‘
We have a special line of these se-
lected from our stock that cannot
be equalled for anything near the
price In this part of the. country.
OII this spcclnl sclcctlon we have
made the price .
\VclIIIvIIoIIII-r gIIIItIt-s from sltlto $20. and iii IIaclI price you Will
flIIII spI-ciul values, m. ‘44,
DON'T FORGET THE LITTLE CHAPS. "
'i‘lIclr clothing IItchs much atlI-ntion. Get them stylish, well-fitting
Stilts, but at ”it! snow tlmc look out for thc dcpendahle quality—it will
pay. WII want to show you a. special assonmcnt this week for boys8 to
It; years double and slnglc- brcasted stylcs. worth $5I our price 83. 50.
Also little boys' lI‘nncy Suits. from 3 to 10 years. at $2, $2.50 and 83.
THERE ARE MANY LITTLE THINGS
in our Furnishing loods Dcpartmcnl that Ian need right now and we
should be glad to show them to you at any time and tell you how much
money you will save on tIlti' h.
We have :IIgItIatI rarlcty of Summer Hats and Caps at prices that
are worthy of more than passing thought.
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SELLECK 8. PRICE,
98 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
1
Saturday May l6thI’W—g
Can Help You To
Fine New Potatoes, at 15c 2 qts.
New Cabbage.
New Wax Beans.
Fresh Cucumbers.
New Stock of Bananas at 20c doz.
Fresh Pie Plant.
Strawberries.
Two 5c packages of Washing Soda
for the price of one. 5:.
Older for Spring Tonic; a sample to
taste for the asking, -
Golden Rod Baking Powder with the
nice'prizes, excites a good deal of In-
Fresh Home Laid Eggs. terest. .
French Savine. Large package of Try “‘9 "9‘” M!“ and HM" Cakes.
this Washing Powder at So. each ”C Wu.
package contains a nice tumbler, worth S°"°m"9 Y°”' orders, you" to com-
about aa much as the powder. mand. . sleuth I
0] Q] 110 l e.
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If You Cannot See
as well as you should.
Sée o. B. JACKSON,
THE OPTICIAN. ,I' 5! .1513}
He will giro yoti pcrfcct viSion if such is possible. I '
No charge for cxaminauou. ‘ “NH: 1
Matching of lenses. anti all rcpuiring done. without delay.
58 WALL STREET, ' NORWALK. court.
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10,000 Bean Poles, .
Fertilizers, Barn-Yard Manure,
Land Plaster and Ila-he's, “ II;
AT
RAYMOND BROS..
Phone IIIB.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market
courtesan inn Siii :
Don’t Be Deceived.
sou: DEALERS MAY sav THEY HAVE couuscrichr my“
suao. we ARE POSITIVELY 1?: ONLY MARKET IN rows THAT. w
RECEIVES CONNECTICUT RIVER sun—i eaasu cvsrtv BAY., , t
R- J. CUTBILL
West End Washington St. Bridge,
Norwalk Chronicler