Ellghdtidwx: 7I-.:m minim rim “dam. :59. vulNfl .INcTAlNIL 'I'ILIHHONI stir—sow. w M‘ m -leslosss out“. ”I unusual loom. “- u—Ii‘nneli Office, Hamill. _, :M‘toruss sauce rouse. ~ A very interesting and Important do dislon was made yesterday by Judge 3 John ii. Light in the criminal court of . common pleas. which shows that un- , tier the‘ stattues of the state it is no E orinm to be found in s sateen at such times as the law provides that no liq- uor shall he sold- Many cases have been tried and convictions found in these cases. but ., hereafter, until the legislature amends the law. it will not be found a crime to be found in a saloon unless it. can ‘ improved that the person entered the saloon with Intent to purchase a drink. This is an error which resulted from the work of the last legislature. . This finding of the court will mlli' tale in» favor of the saloon keepers and ~ ~ the persons who patronize them at tiniesjwhen the law forbids and will render more dlillcult the breaking up of illicit liquor selling. ' 3 * The case was that of a demurrer ill- 3 . ed by Attorney John Keogh in the ’ 3 cases of Stephen Kovacs and Paul Be- dsil, in whose appeal Herman Quitt- ‘ nor was bondsman. ‘Kovacs'and-Be‘ dell were arrested in a Springwood sa- loon on Sunday December 19. and Were charged with being in the saloon at a .E time when it is unlawful to sell liquors. Under the law as it reads in the re ‘ vised general statutes, this offense has been omitted though it was not known E at the time that such was the case. _ ’ While there is no doubt that the leg- isiature intended to have the law re‘ ‘3 . main as It was, the case was decided , , in favor of the fact, rather than the in. tent. 3When the cases were appealed a de- murrer was filed and yesterday the cases were recommended nolled by Prosecuting Attorney Kenealey; The demurrer was then sustained by Judge Light. , This will have an effect on all such a E cases tried throughout the state and lT'S M UCH NEEDED. The building of a new railroad sta- 'l tlon in Nonvalk. 3 .. It is sincerely to be hoped that the. , New York, New Haven and Hartford. Railroad. which has given to‘Norotom 5 links, East Norwaik, Saugatuck and > 3 other little places along the road. sta- ‘tlns much better than that which graces the main street of Norwalk will ‘ the mutual benefit of Norwalk and Consolidated road erect a more iorthy structure. A stranger In town upon being shown e,railr0ad station. laughs at it For thatmattcr .t‘ho residents do at times. t~they are keenly alive to what a pool railroad station it is for a place tile as and importance of Norwallt several cities are to have a new rail- road station but if there is one which needs a new station more than does thi wéof.‘ Nofimlk‘. it. has yet to be ' rded in the complaints .of the re eel'us to he a growing belief ‘there will be a large acreage of throughout Connecticut and Bridgeport Post remarks that there 3 ti reason why this state should not enough potatoes for its own use. ! ould not apply alone to pota- I used _and is allowed }0 go on Irina or to year. The farm- Eould hence up. 3 ay well be proud of the it has made at the St. Louis ' this year. When it comes takes the back seat for no _ to serve at short notice » liners, banquets. etc. on 330m rile veiiv will probably result in many appeals. 3 g“Distrlct School'f will be given in the .3. ., :3 i3 Whut to a number of other crops. 3 :1 ie is' land in plenty, but much oil 162 acres. situated on Penna St. in New I'icai exhibits the console!” HORN Cliffordfi 30:. Dick's Medicine co.:-— » parlor to miss 1 have erst- used; P. I. Lain all the new shader-Tsn. (very light). Brown. Black and White. THEY IACK UP ANY STATIMINT WI MAKE. Modes. Orsy. We have seen some samples of Dollar Gloves that come from 'various stores and they are sorry looking imitations 2f the P. l. L. Don't be influenced by any one. but come here and get the beat DOL- LAR GLOVE! MADE, P, a L. VALLUIR WAaHAaLlB—in all the new spring shades. $1.50. value $2.00. Special Asbestos" Cold Handle Irons. Another advance in Sad irons. This new iron is the ilnast piece of work turned out in this or any other country—and a more practical. sensible or useful article would be hard to find. Every woman who uses. a flat or and iron knows what heat comes from them to your hand. and also. how soon they lose the heat. This handle is composed ofs good asbestoac. lincd with a patentedSPRING to keep the hand on firm- ly and easy to release. Sets of three, with stand. $1.50. lRViNi: LOCKWOOD & CI) COAL ! COAL' . COAL i, ”April pric $6 00 p'e: ton Take advantage of price and let us put your winter supply in now A «liperior grade of Big Vein Cumberlan l Bituminous at an attractive price Superior 'Speciai" Fertilisers for corn. potatoes. onions and general use nmething that will insure good crops regardless of weathtr conditions Carting and trucking of all kinds Estimates given on conirstl work i22124 wares eraser. TELEPHONE 3m Bronco Offices—I South Main Street. South Norwaik: 9 Main at“ Norwlla POPULAR AMUSEM ENTS LIONBKB; TIGER LILLIES, 4. The Lions defeated the Tiger Lil- ies. yesterday, on the Concord street 'nt. ,The score was eight to four. The line-up; was asl‘followsz- Lionm' Tiger Lilies. Borst. . P. Anderson Cauo . - 3C. ‘ Soltes Kauffmsnn i ll. ‘ Jones A. Fiagg 5.8. Bouton ,J. Anderson 313. - Csl Moran 213. R. Kauifmanii 3 Gates ' C. F. Larrlgan i Raymond RF. Neckles 3 - Hoyt 11.1“. Birdsall Chester lngersoll was the scorer. and Tommy Ready was t_he umpire. DISTRICT SCHOOL :NTERTAIN?) MENT. i The entertainment entitled "The Sunday school room of the First Metho dist Church Friday evening. May 20th, at. 8 o'clock. This will be the con- eluding entertainment given by the Dot partment of Social Work of the Ep worth league. which has served dur Miss Elizabeth ing the past year. Gray is chairman. aluminium-roe»: BALI. To elosemta'te of Charlotte Hawkins gdeceaSed Will sell at auction Tues: day. May 16th. at two (2) o'clock in the afternoon "on the premises. two (2) farms. one containing 5 acres; the other illoyt‘s- Theatre - Canaan Conn. Beautltully located on' high ground; ideal spot for summer residence. For further particulars. an- ill! to L. C Green. stillii‘nIstntor Non walk Conn. - : . 8t i Kl; --.T__.._. .~-_..-n..=._.. .. CHARLES e. wiLLims or sou-iii noswaut wairss. i can truthfully say your medicine has worked wonders to on family in the cases of Malaria La Grippe and Rheumatism. Having had malaria for. twenty years, i find your medicine sin and can heartily recommend it. ' 5th. with the request that the Senator- .Motlvs For Killing Prominent Couple. been murdered in the night. a 3 lives Program *va-I..- Considerable to be [ions at tile Democratic State . 3 I . . a 3 Convention. Which Opens g in llariiord. lomorrow l; ‘ . mam E e nVl 'e '3‘ ' 3 E new HAVEN, May c—Secremy i" ' "‘ ' Thomas. Of the Democratic State Cen- 31 tral Committee. today save out the iol- it . lowing as the order of business at the El Democratic Still/e CouVention to be held in" at Hartford, May 5th and 6th. Unless « n otherwise caaugcd by order of the com- mittee.c sea. or the convention. the program be as follows: First onvention called to order May bth. at 8 p. ill., in the auditoiluui, in Asylum street, by the chairman of the state central committee. Secon .-—Appoiutment of temporary chairma . Address. -'i‘hird.—Rcccss until 10 p. m., for the purpose of holding senatorial cau~ clues as follows: Fourth .—Ssnatorlai caucuses accord- ing to new districts at places designat- ed by placards conspicuously posted by. the secretary of the State Central Com mittee. at which the following shall be the order of business: (A) Election of chairman of caucus: (b) election of secretary of caucus; to) election of member of State Central Committee; (d) election of members of committee on resolutions; (e) election of member of Committee on Creden- tials; (f) election of member or‘Com- mittee of Permanent Organisations; (Ill election civics-president; (h) ci- ection of vice-secretaries. Fifth.-—Reconvcning of convention at it) p. m., for purpose of hearing and acting upon reports of senatorial cau- cases. it shall be the duty of the secretary of each caucus upon adjournment to immediately transmit to the secretary of the state central committee. the re- port of the caucus upon cards, which will be furnished each3caucus secre- 'i to'buy your Clothing of us and take advantage of our gener- ous and modern plan of paying for your selection in small weekly payments. By reason of our immense buying facilities we are enabled to offer you splendidand worthy values. Our Spring offerings for Men. Women and Children's Clothing are superb in char- acter and endless in variety. You merely select your garment and ask to have it charg- ed and state how much per week you wish to pay. our Ladics' Spring Suits at $10.00. $12.50, $17.50. are winners. The Men’s Suits for $7.50. $10.00, $15.00 and $18.00 are stylish. will wear and fit as a suit should. O'ur display of Millincry, Shoes and i-iats is complete and low priced. .WIACET‘TLWTC‘LW 3‘. I?" T’cfivWF-Za‘. TSTI!”AX’-‘.?lsM“¥’2FTi"Témn .’ only. Sixth. -—Rcccss until 10 a. in, May 6. for purpose of holding county and dis- trict caucuses County caucuses will be held at places designated by secretary 0f the State Central Committee, at which the following will be the order of busi- nose: (A) election of chairman; (b) elec- tion of secretary; to) selection of coun- :y delegates. Congressional district caucuses will follow the count) caucuses at places designated by the secretary of the State Central Cogimittec, at which the tollowing will be .1": order of business: (A) citction otwhuirinsn: (ll) eluc- tloii of secretary; to) election of dis- trict delegates. ' Seventh. -—itcconveniiig at it) a or. May 6th Eighth. -—Convcntl0n called to order May 6th, at it) a. m.. at which the or- doc of business shall be as follows: (A) report of committee on permanent or— ganizaticns: (b) report of committee on credentials; c) report of commit- tee on iesolutlon; (d) election of eight county delegates; to) election of foul district delegates; (f) election of two state delegates at large. Ninth—Adjournment. A prom compliance at the conventions of May. i0 South Main Sit - ‘fiv'ryfi‘: CALAIS. Maine. May t.——After cling- ing to their capsized vessel all night. the crew of the Nova Scotia schooner Maggie Millers, Capt. Hows were res- cued today as they drifted past Red Beach The schooner. which left here yesterday afternoon, was overturned -——-—-— | by striking a ledge 01! Hill's Piont dur- hdvertlse your wants in The Sentinel i Advertise your wants in The Sentinel.‘ ing the night. GENERAL TRACY CHOSEN. ! NEW YORK. May 4.—Generai B. F. Tracey. former Secretary of the Navy, . has been elected president of the Unit- ed States Casualty Company. succeed- ing the late John W. Hlnkley. of ‘ .Poughkeepsie. THREE MEN HURT IN EXPLOSION: NEW YORK. May 4.—Three men ‘3 were injured by an explosion at a fire in a saw mill at Flushing. Long Island. today. An investigation by the police‘ showed that a quantity of dynamite had been stored in the saw mill. .-———-. iai caucuses shall forthwith report on a card furnished for that purpose the “. TELEPI-iONE 322-4. election of the members of the different committees, ls earnestly requested. . For the purpose of facilitating the: business ”of the convention the com-i " :1 - mittccs on resolutions, credentials. and ' ' ' 3 GOOD TH I N as To EA T f;‘§:;°3§;;§fg3§§tf§em;£33533? The perfection of our Teas is due to choice selection from finest crops of India. Ceylon and iCliina Teas. All are distinguished by delicacy of flavor and fine drinking qualities. They are un- mcnt of the (Hamlet mucus . evening or May 6th, places of meeting surpassed and unequalled Our Tea at 60c. lb. is the Leader. , to be announced later. i THIS MEANS YOU The State Central Committee will: meet in Room 5 Allyn House. Thurs-3 If you want the finest quality of Coffee. in richness and quail ty, goods that make you sec 5“ my 5th 9* " 0- "'-- 0‘ 35 “0°" through all things with half shut eyes. sainplc our Coffee. thereafter as possible. for the purpose of hearing all contesting delegations. . ‘ WHY DO THE PEOPLE Chairman J%‘§.¥6’C.§,’ififfs&mm3m loci! for Our Sweet. Rosy Delicious Butter? Because they know what Butter tastes like when you EDWIN s. THOMAS get the genuine article. . 3 59‘5“”? SW8 Central William“ EVERYTHING IN GARDEN VEGETABLES of first quality daily. The largest and finest line of FANCY CAKES AND CRAC KERS fiftieth daily from the ovens. aries E Seymour 3 LEADING GROCER 55 was: Washington Street 4 ‘ _.....“ u... .... .. BROTHER ANnE SISTER MURDER. Robbery Believed to Have Been the WBUFFALO N. Y.. May i-s-A special! deepstch from Argellca N. Y.. says: “Early today the bodies of‘John Van Gorder and his half sinner. Miss Fern- ham. brother and half sister of farmer Senator Van Gorder of angelica. were found in the sitting room of their home on a farm in West Almond. They had ' South Norwalk‘. “Mr. Van Cordel- had been shot .hrougli the back and his sil'ter was stabbed to death with a stilletto made from a his. The bodies «rediscover : ed by a neighbor.’ John Rice. who had gone to the place to borrow a farming implement. "District Attorney Church, of Olen;- was immediately noticed and is new" on the scene of the murder. .ttociierv is messed to aavsbeentheniotlvsoc the double crime. as the house had Groceries spoolhliy priced to benefit the prudent housewife. Your money will go a great ways if you do ”WW Wm row of the many good tiling;- .a1~-i offer for this melt in at you should consider. 3 boss ranhsoked Iron and to end. can
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