1 2 South Main St.
South Norwalk.
Tel." 32-2.
First Sol
loci-man DevinoMakes
Serious Accusations
(Continuod'Fro'm First Page.)
Mr. Avlson jumped to his feet in a
flash and denied his brother select-
mah’s 'charxo. .
“The doh‘t‘huy merit from mo tutti
never ave." ho emphatically deolnrod.
lie‘ then made his explanation of the
condition of the family. He said llii‘.
wltohnd hrolmn hor arm. the child re-
ferred to was less than fourteen yours
tinge. nndtho husband is a drunkard.
“How long ago did she break her
arm?" asked Mr. Devino.
“8hquldar." corrected Mr. Avioon.
"Well thigh, shoulder." ropoutod Mr.
Devlin“. In. Avishn couldn't teli’tvhon
ohelhndjho miotm‘tuno. "Wellfl said
Mr. Wine, “liloy lmvo lit'i'il on the
list since 1903. They wore out of! null
you but. thdm on ’tlgnln.“ ' ‘
= ‘, "What. would tlu- ilrut BNGt'illlilil ro-
: ' comm ltd?" united Junior; It. Hoyt. ot
' M orwnlk. “i would rottotnnu-nd
that the root not ho DMD." r‘oplird‘ Mr.
bovine. The Mill. fit‘li‘i‘lmilll i‘illllUl‘lii‘
Eli more into hilt (‘hlii‘fif'fi. "i don‘t
know how they nro tho :1 in South Nor-
wnlk." he sold. "hut l r..ll go i. .wn
there." ’ . . . ,
"i will into my ov‘in Judgment at all
umm't' opium replied Solectmun
BMl‘I. , . . .
Selectman bovine was not to ho
. ’0 ed ouddloit t on laying on tho
lltl léhfl'tzhuriu. ‘1 found one vault,"
in: Wilton. "whom he wail paylnn
N t (or n woman wholw husband in
out n: 818 a stock."
'. ,..thin3 ,io, ration.” nomoono
. i Ohnirmn Kolth romldurhd
litloo tiring indulglui in out
AM.” «tomato hlnmit in
m tor it.» ‘
'1 ought to be action at." oitmd
John J. WIiIll.
i; noth onions the moat-
. our lino» s in; wasted," tutid
yn filonohnrll.
~ wow-ht. to hour all about
ill.“ ' ropiirlt hK-Bllrteu nio-
L‘.‘ it t holler/oil hi- hid it
v
orders. or also they
slid,
“‘“WWW
furor Mr. ilorintu"
hull ill u quiet tollt- oi‘ \'llli'i‘_ "hut ho-
i'utlso llisinumtl is livrlno wc- don‘t oily
Copyright i905 by Hart Schafincr {2' .\1 an:
Rooms sows.
said that, such it mom would ho in till.
position to the statutes whit-h give :1
ulujorily of 11W hoard unthorlty to
transact hllsinoss. "We uil wont to
worn on Mr. liurl.
he is divine. il‘ conditions :lri- us ho
unys, appoint u volnmiltm to vxmninv
into them. Mr. llrrir'to (‘i riniuiy l-uu‘t
object to‘ ihut. Mr, l'lltllrmuu, i mow ;
you that ii t-olnluittoo of thrt-o or lilo
he appointed to lllrl-stiglito moi l-oporl
ut lln adjournment oi. this lilL'l‘llllK."
Judge A. it). Austin thought [hill at.
committoo of ”111‘“ would by lzuilirlool. '
Mr. Hurlhult lnlid fili‘lili‘l' lion in:
was glild llilll Mr. Dtivlno llud lulu-n
tho stop he llutl ii' l'mttliilmlti worn us
he charged. hut ht did not i)l)11(.‘\‘t' lilol
of 'wrong doing.
t-oilid'do nothing. for. not-ording to tho
tutti t-iloqnotléil, tho nt‘lm‘lmttil still
would have tho lilth‘l' to go on lilo
sumo nu thoy hull ill tho punt, dlulrlh-
uiiul; moth-y no tinny saw fit. lthnlrlnun
Kolth“ took illittlllt'i' view. He lwlitwud
that. illicit n (‘Olillllilll't‘ rould do good
unrvioo. Tho nutno HilMfll'l lllld rotno
up in llartlord. t‘onliitlolto lulu lwt-n
lookod into. with tho rl-uult tllut ox:
pontoon on that lit-urn ill liurtford llud
boon minced wry Iiiilii‘t‘liill)‘. 'l‘iw
dilution of wholllor llw lil‘i‘tlt‘fll llll'l‘l<
in; should ho lltiiournwi to uolnv tuluro
tluio or lhul iluollwr uumliull should
ho united to hour llu- i'tliniiilllt!t“u I‘P-
port Wm: dim-um-d. Mr. lltlrlhult
thought an adlotlrnmrnl would 1w
lthenllor. «it than thorn would 1w no
oxnnnllo for another Ni". Another
intention was ilmliiy out-owl upon.
Mr. Dovino was wurmmi up ovor lhv
charges he hitli boon mulling null fur-
ther nationhood. "i don't think the com
mitten would ltinnd tor mow ol’ llll}
imperial-it it ihlvy now thrill." Hi‘ do-
(‘lfll‘ed with umbilmtlo that no ln-ilowd
on much an intranet in hoiping’ the poor.
hill. he didn't wnnt to NM town nullity
so to people who did not tlt‘itt't‘t‘t‘ ll.
William Warden though lilo tuxpuiu
m“ money. it infilt- monitor of whom
were working pronto. llhouill ho tannin
i. l to but oduntn to. Ho rnlnllrlnlll about
i ll not till/or this. "it ‘
“irritant not puyinlt an mill-h for tho
pom ultimo nil Norwaill. lit-lent-
nun room took him up at thin point
“Ind will that such is not the noun.
.mmudpliyiug nan cents on tho dol—
mm.
“m instantiation; committal moni-
«on not l mini ht truth! crap: and
lliidlll‘
mull tit
. Alton“?
out“;
than limit this lit
. l, 7' c
l
,lll‘llllllilt"
any of tho Ht‘ii't‘lillt'li llnd uny illll‘lillllll i.r\liliiliil.‘ill'lilillll illlll nxpt'usot
Altornry Wulnli thought llo- :lplloint- i
mom of Hill‘il u ruinmlttw thiiiti lwlltridglzx ............. .
lint-loss, tor iiilt‘l' till-y ('lllllllit'lili tilt-tr ilollrtl of itrlivl‘ ..... .
lnhol'o tlllll tlid upon, it town into-till): t‘ounty tux. ........ .
MPKMF Wurtivlr lilli‘l' :lllli Mollllilt‘lt
“'"l‘t‘ lililllly l'lolsorl and tho \\'llllil\ still
ji‘l‘l won ill-origin to :l i‘llllll‘.
liutl tho loxlizli'vrs lu-i-u ;i\\':ii"‘ lllrli
ill" lllooiiuo \\‘t\l|iii (low-loll rllil'il wooll-
Ii'llllll l‘t‘ntlirvs. ilil' hull would uo~
tlmllrli-dly lluw lwvn l'l'llWiii'li to ill:-
doors lllii \\ llun m'lll-r Wm. t-ulilil silltiltt
trill hy First Sl‘il't‘lillilll Iliolnt‘. ilioro‘
\Vl’l'i‘ llt‘l‘ltllils u i'ru mm: o il‘ouilill'ti
tilt-ll lll‘l“~llll. lirodlly S Kt‘llii was
i‘ililiéi‘ll ('hilil'lllilll llilll tlot lulslllmts lllii
t~u up. .
Tax of 71., mills Laid.
Till“ lil‘il‘l'illlt'W 'illli no l'l‘llllilllll'lliill‘
llliil“'Ililll‘Yl‘l‘itllllillil‘l‘l'E.1i‘lllill:lliHX.
Will it A it) .\il.~llii :lr’ill'll to ill 111‘ from
lili' M‘ll'l’lllil‘ll oil lilo urllll‘i'l-l of ('\'~
lil‘liiit‘ll. Sir, i)t‘\'l|ll' l'i‘ilil 11h; l'ollowinlz
ii,.'lilil.illl
Aluminium: ., . . mutton
Almifhfiul'h‘ ................ . 300.00
:l,llll0,ull
200.00
12,701) till
'l'owu iiiii'llii'H , 7liil.llll
'Iowu poor llllll . .........
$1l'ill.lli.u.hll
ltltXfilllll’Tti.
7% mill tux . ..... . ........ illltdiltimil
(Vi); “1)an in. i4, ............. 25,000.00
Ptlhlit‘ lit-limits .. ........... lil.iltlil.llli
l-ituio (loud. (for. tax ...... . audition
itinto l‘onn.. drnw .......... ntlllllti
’i'on'u (‘ourl ......... 2.600.013
l‘lna lull .. ........... ... >l,2tlll.ilil
l’ollu ... ......... v mutton
“HM.”
“station.
Shortlist). $5313.50.
Flight—mill tall. #111,831:
455.50.
ovor. lil.~
lilorllouu .. . . . . . .,. . :l,:'.tlo.llo l
iiililury l-llrolilnt-ul .. t'l‘nlitl
illmpltuln ,,,,,,, . . Tllllliilil i
Lot-knoll .................. floodlit
t‘onllluitullon tux :.utlo.ou
lit-holds .............. fliiJllliiJlli l
'i'oxt hooks ...... .. . . . _, . , motion !
(lily Norwulk ............. 1,737.10
i‘liy Holllli Nuro‘illk ...... . l.ilh‘.lil
'I‘owu l‘onrl ........... :l,luu.uu
'l‘owo l'ii'l'li ....... mulluo
‘i‘owu lillltl’i‘li‘l‘ . . . . . . . 250w I
'i‘owtl ilnli . ..... '.',.-lotl.otl
'i‘ux t'illlt‘t'llil' . 3,3.oll.lltl
l‘lllioriuio-rn . . . . . . . lottllil
liliortwi lit't‘iilllli ...... i?.tl)il.llll
Hi‘liiill oillrm‘ ............. :i‘zfiJlil
limiting: fund ........... l.llllll.l.lll
llvliulrn to moon iiiiiiii lo,ooll.tlll
t
it“!
WEhNth‘fiil-L Ki: 1} to; do?“
i
and most varied
.
for uoung men.
,Neckwear in
«x-lilll‘gvss hil‘hilliiiiul wlm mill-.1 out
In Firsi Sl‘ilfi'lllillll ill‘\illi‘_ "(loll itlr
aziw yo." "You my“ fun; ililt’ll‘ liii‘
first sl-lt't-llllull. Mr. Ml‘Mlliit‘ll \\‘il--
illillllll to intro lllv his! word wiill_ 'l
don‘t tom wit-w }t not it." Mr. llt'Vlllv
sltllt-d lillll Willi :l sown illld our hull
mill itl.\. llu-ri- would lw stunt-tiling (H‘
t-d 3:300 whorl.
Mr. llllrlhutl thought llu- i-‘l‘it‘t’l-
rill-ll'il t'li‘i'llllll iifllil't‘ri would hit siluvml
down, ill; l‘lis \till ho an on‘ Vl'fll‘ for.
't-lol-tiotls. 'I‘ltlo». in his opinion. ii W“
‘n and outuhull‘ mill lllx would ho <lliii»‘
. vii-m.
l “Whirl nos lili' tux lust your" ltskt-d
1A. it}. Austin,
i “ll \vlls sown untl ouolluli." f‘l'll‘li;
Mr, llovirug "llul l1l\'_\‘ run it up 10‘
olovvu null ouv-llull‘.‘ !
i “Well. we don‘t would to lot you}
thrive enough money to do that this!
your.“ iihod illtt‘k .‘llr. litirlhutt. :
, .\ motion that :l lit‘th
tiuill tux 1w lnitl \Vt‘ill through without
3 tiny opposition.
‘ 063,000 to" Schools.
i
shinlflil for ”to support ol‘ lili‘ tiny
lorhooln nnd Smut) for tho night school.
it Who ulniod that this Willi uhotll tho
sumo ntnount no hint your. .
‘ 'l‘lliu liuui woo grvulor lllltll tho
gtltllotuli Hlll‘l'illl‘ll ill the I‘li'illlMii‘K oi‘
{tho unlocillwll.
ton in cloth lt-t‘h lay it tux." ho tiltiti.
Hflt‘u limo to roll it llllll."
l‘liulrllluu itoilil throw it liltlv 1114'”
on '11" nulliwt hy liX|iiilll|i1lK llit" unlit-m
lll Wit-tilt“ ill ro-lturd low-hold ollpontii
turl-H . ’i‘ilo tnoooy to but uppropriutrd
hull Mil’i‘lliiy moully 1101'“ Hum“. lil'
Mid. nil lht‘ uohool your button 1an
Hl‘lll.llllllll'l'. (Yollluvqilonily lilo lown
lulu uollliug‘lo hilly nulil ul‘lu‘r‘ lilo thou
oy in moro tilnu hull-hllfllll.
Tho modulo clinic ill for it scathing
duhunolalion. Mr, liurlliutl recon).
mitotic-d it change in tho nlotllod 01' do-
lug intuitions. "i-"nuil of tho oynltxm."
roilurnltult‘hnirlnlln Koltll. Mr. Wiltlo.
lnr told ithoul thv tut-thou» of tilt-
Hl‘fliem pull .iolln Mi‘Mlllliill routtlrkod
uhoui llil‘ portlllttl-iliou of doing hunt»
moo; atom: lurch ilnnn. A motion M
Mr, Hurilmit thorium single until-nun.
ullon ho ninth: in u lump sum for multi-
mining lilo nohooln. tutti hooks. Miti-
iplle-ll mid owning schools. ltrl'vnlit-d.
‘ This. ligill'o was littod ill stucco und no
“philltittl. ilir. Whoolowuuld ho had no
lollhiotion. lo the meeting pnrodult nut-h
ti Vflll‘ lull this sum Would not pay llul
'hlllli. V.
it was brought out that tlurru are ill,
. tho moonlit tinny ,t,illlli ohlldl-nu ol'
Rt'lluvlilillu im- in Hip town
Fowir Vntoti W Drawbrldoe.
Tito monitor, ruled, n-illlmll on on
position at imports . to install it
on the. intuition street
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clothing readu to wear;
25 cents to $1.50.
Proper gloves for walking. street or dress.
Faucu negligee shirts. plain and pleated bosoms. cuffs attached or detached.
all in the new striped and figured effects.
Faucu hosierll in a wealth of new designs.
All the new shapes in wing and fold cOllars.
.Gel busu: next week’s for the late fellows.
‘ truth:
it and one-hullg
l {\I‘lhm‘ (V Wlloollw prullt'ntod n run-l
'olulion inning for no appropriation oil
"it wr-‘rt going to got
HEADQUARTES ROR ‘
en 3 Easter Dress.
Here two have everullliug llou need to look pour best cu Easter
Dali. Hart. Schaffnor tit Marx Clothes.
Make pour selections this week and gel the pick" of the town’s largest
stocks.
ails that Satisfy.
There is nomatch fora Hart. Schaffuer cit Marx suit outside the highest-
priced custom shop. in fill. stule. varietu of fabrics and in qualitu this season’s
product of the H. S. d: M. tailor shops excels anullling heretofore known in
y We show the pick of the exclusive fabrics in single
and double-breasted models of unusual. grace and elegance—fancu mixtures.
plain and patterned graus. blue and black.
, Easter Fittings.
Fillings worthu to go with the H. S. til M. Suits. ‘
Derbus and soft hats in the new blocks. including two new college shapes
$1.50. $2.00 and $5.00. _ ‘
weaves. in four-iu-hallds. bows and scaris.
a lot. of exclusive
your or two. it \lollitl lot iit'iilll' to uni:
until that lilllt- lit-low illslltlliu: lion'—
«1‘. its liil' llt'vw-tll drun‘ iv ill ll \“r\
llutl lolldiliml. holds. lllii oi [lilllllil.v
lit-ury lroiluy t'liis hull illilllt' ll salt: on «
lllll‘ r‘lltr HilWl'Vi'l'. ii‘ lilo l(|\\"i stl
til‘i»il‘t‘li, tilt. lulu-or lilullt mulld lu- iii-
Hllllml :lud ll‘ii'li until liii' odrvnl ill a
now druw 'lllo motor is or ‘15 horlo‘ .,
pom-r. A Mlllllil'l‘ on“ would do lilt-a
work lull lili‘ town has town liotlriuz3
on it lit‘lllg uswd on u uuv: Sll’llt'llll‘l' i "
Till“ l'xiuri t'ialillli‘li that it will (illi‘li
Hr "Iii.“l‘ iIIt‘ drun’ ill from ill! in if. 51'1" (
'l‘llo ttlltrstitul til \Viii‘l'i‘ llu» now i
ii In olwrulv tlw tumor should iu- not
lvll “its tlist‘llssvd, :li'lor Mr. Walsh.
movod that tho th'll‘t‘llllt‘il io- dirvt-lwl
to illhlliil illo'ulllnlrllllln. Mr. Ui‘l'lll'.‘
thought lhp lrolloy t'olltllultt' Woull '
ulnntl south of llli‘ (‘Xili‘l|8|‘. Mr. l-lurl-
hull lillli‘lltit‘li tho orltlillul motion or '
uniolitliog ihnt “all other things living
oqunl. lll‘f‘fort‘llt‘t’ lip givoli to 1110
South Not-walk uuluit-ipul oloctl‘itzul
plant.
Tito motion \vuu lllllll put-turd“
Willlnln Motion invert-d Irying it)
not the lrollley cmnpuny to furnish
power g‘ruils. Soltlclmmi Brown did
not know wholhol' llllii \vtls' ionslhlo.‘
living in douht wiit'ihor ihv ronllluny 1
lumps ltu lunvt'r on nil ttiglli,
'l‘lio itoi'l-r from tho olorlrirnl l‘x"
lll‘l‘l. trim no follow». It is not lll‘lll‘vl'll
lillti u ll'tvm-‘o \\"11 intro to ill‘ tllli: for
tho i'ililit‘, no llwru- urn liillllt‘i‘lillH titlii'l'
(“illlit‘ii lying on tho imltmu. ulu-lm-rod. ‘
hi this point. 'i‘ho it'lli‘l':
tllulllly. N Y. April lilill. With.
Mr. John Hill'llil‘. t-iolotduluu,
South Nol'Wiilk, (folio.
lk‘ill‘ Sir: Wu ‘Illlt' jinn l'm't'ivml
from tho ulliiltlflil'llli'l‘l'tl lilo uuoiuilotl
on tho lltli‘i‘itiilll‘y olot'lrloul apparatus
for lurulutr. your tlruwlirldgo which l'll-
lllili‘ii us to (lllllillli‘lii our onillntltou tori
lilo work installed. Wo‘lnnko ullai
proxlnmlo coal of tho work oomploto.
tor into. Fifteen Hundred Fifty iJol-r
lltrl-t. ltl.liliil.ilili. This price includes
u 25 H. l’. tnolor. oonirollrr. morhuni-l
rul hmko, wiring for lwo niltlllll llltlliu, l
with: to om ulioro. utrt-l work to ouo- ‘
port motors. and rxlru gearing rtxtulr-
ml to rotllwo llpood of‘motor. nil in
plilro. Wu httrotlguw-li otrlltyinl; cable
. . k .
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N0 Dessert
More Atti-
Why um gnhtiumnd i 7
mini hours sinking
“Whit/idiom
. Jail-a ‘ ‘5,
runntuiutwo-
lathe. ~. lint],
‘ r-‘uiluhlo for using lill‘ t-lll'rvnt l‘l'llm lili“
South
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,
Proper Hats and Furnishings.
$15.00 to $25.00.
v
$1.00. $1.50.
$1.00. $1.50.
25 cents to 75 cents.
15 cents: two for 25 cts.
Successors to
Comstock Bros.
WON A NAME OF FAME.
lioWiIl’ illllitl linrly Hillel's. the fa-
ou rirvr hpt‘lolll. out] if you wish i-ilhln 1
iliili into n ll'iiit'ii \liil would lum- lll‘
' :‘iflfl‘m‘hf ll:i"?1flr}hfi|(tandoori: out ”11‘ f mom lililo pills. huvo been made flim-
t'l'lll’l liltlt H“ w‘w iix'liz'il iiulll‘oll on is ““5 by ”1“” “Willi“ 3"?" harmless and
L ‘ ' ' gent-lo action upon the howvlu, consti-
- . ,, . . .. .- g . lotion. i‘lt'. They do not. weaken lilo
Mnfim.‘ .mufl“ I'M“ ”in.“ illontnt-ll. grlpt‘ or Iilllkl‘ you fool sick.
:llld lilo motor and All lili‘ l'li't’llli'di 0mm ”so” always preferred. They
strengthen. Sold by Clifford Phar-
. mat-y. "
’nuo i.
4—..-
li‘olllimo-d on Sm't'ulh
l
EASTER GLOVES.
EASTER LEATHER coups.
ii .‘.'i, l
A complete and splendid showing of Gidvps for
Easter. comprising a full line of all the latest. shades
for street and evening war. We are sole agents in
. this city for P. & L. Gloves. made by Prcvot dl Lafou
of Paris; the very bcst Glove made for the price. sold
in most places at $1.25; we make it a special lcudcr
ill $1.00.
Newest shades. perfect fit, absolutely the very
host value in America.
"Vallier" Washable Kid Gloves. They can be
easily cleaned with soap and water, retaining their
color and finish. All the new spring shades, $1.5o'pr.
Women's Real Kid Gloves. made to our order in
France by Maggiouni Francisco: perfect fit, black and
colors. Real kid. $t.5o per pair.
Ladieo‘ All Silk Gloves, double tipped fingers in
tans,‘modes. slate. black and white, soc. ,
Full line of Lad’iln‘ Lisle Gloves. suede finish,
25 and soc. _ a
Children's All Silk and Lislt‘: Gloves in all shades.
at ago. 4
, Lurilrs' Writii, Bags. titled with purse'undcard
case, in browns'md black. the: only conundrum bag.
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Norwalk Chronicler