done.
opening the finite.
lw‘min Strut.
\
this snap on Why it "without got your overcoat there in II
. tanks 15% We dont' ny we rive you a dollar for fifty cents.
Such advertising is absolutely tales.
in not vet: large and we have decided to clean them out on no 5
Donn. miss this opportunity.
7». Longhair birthing] 7.00
HARRY noose/III, up. .
DITURDRY. JRNUARY 26
litiiil the Cup and Saucer.
With n 28c Purchunc of Tea Coffee
Baiting Powder, Oplcco and Extroc'o
Vf‘LUJ
South Norwalk, Conn
FREE
i
Next to Post Niki,”
Free Delivery.
IIMPLEST MOTOR MADE
“COST OF ONE TEAM AND THE WQK OF THREE.
B,‘UBE 355 DAYS EVERY YEAR REGARDLESS OF ROADS AND
‘ w‘ stun: THAT ANY ONE CAN RUN lT.
. Poll osmusrsA-non AND PARTICULARS. CALL on Aoonsss
F E LOCKWOOD. & CO.
NORWALK. CONN
”7.. *1:
,' (Continued From First Base).
codnsel that any such differences ex.
isted The reported (litterences ale
alleged to have arisen over the con
tlntted presence in the court room oi
Mitts May McKenzie. the former cho
run 1'] who lIIvIII-Ilnbly accompanies
Min. Evelyn Thaw and site by her dur
' in: the session of the court Miss
Mannie is said to have been the
"tiger Mrs. "lhnw s constant com
[tuition since Hum 'l‘huw shot Stan-
, ford White.
I it was rsportde today that Delphln
M.I fielinds', the Sun ancisco inwy er
who came East. to defend Thaw wont
db Hotel (Lo-mains, where the re
Hurry 'l‘lIaIv are staying in
‘hve arisen between the
aid that Evelyn Thaw
y consented to u y tc‘
h ”misunderstandings
. Pea
pilots counsel. in the Tombs
toda After'waid Mr Peabody
'Lbellsve that Mr, Delmas
n.,erss McKenzle'ls in the
I j He is there to work and
believe he gives the woman a
at last. sun-Iimei when Evelyn
it is only natural to suppose
Thaw wants to have Miss
tile with her now even if other
asked whctliei thcie is any
. he stbrii s that 'l‘hsw has re
‘fnnny theuteutng letters since
‘ en in the Tombs.
t. to talk to counsel,
about
co nscl today
he
Stanford White was to the
on the night before the
-:w called on Mr. White
,‘VCI‘S'
was practically all alone Miss ,
to would never try to (ommunlcntc
with Evelyn ’l‘haw again. It was sis-I
Ieported that while at dinner in the
Safe Martin four hours before the
tragedy Thaw intercepted a note from t
White risking Mrs Thaw to meet him. ,
Rooms me said to have been sugar:
at] new rm eighty Pittsburg witnesses
tot Thaw to be brought to this city
under the care of Rogers 0' Mill‘.“ the
Pittsburg detective. .
iliIee days of the trial have now
missed and the net work of nil this
ime has been the. selection of sewn
iurym'en Tb get these se\91l_'.lllf‘()lii 101
alcsmcn. half of the panel dr.aIvn
Iave been examined.‘ \lhllc the lan-
cis engaged have got so that the e\-
. doses of the trial. the tulcsinen them
IclVes have become more wary. appir- I
intly, andthe excuses put forward l'Ol
.t is possible that the remaining five
.urors needed will be found in the 100
nlesmen still awaiting examination.
Int it yesterdav' s procstdings die anI-
:rlterl ,this is doubtful. l‘lfly men
“knitted vesteiduy and from
his number two jurors were secured.
i‘ive were drawn from the first titty-
Ine tnlesmen examined.
The chief reason for the general de-
ziro not to serve is probably found in
its order of Justice FltzGerald prac—
.lcally locking up the jurymen from
be. time they are drawn until the trial
15 over. This is an unusual proceed-
ing, and as ‘most of the talesmen are
Ictlvc business men. it involves pos-
sible financial loss. besides the hard-
ship.
About the only physical e'x‘crdtse the
iurynten selected enjoy now 0| are
likely to enjoy for some weeks is the
little walk. mice dnllv accompanied
by court oiliccrs. to and from the
Broadway Centraldlotcl and the court
Iouse. The men are practically pris-
Iners. They dine together and theh
.petfld the evening in chatting until
ports in simulation to
in: with Thaw's motive ton
hey retire.
bvei y letter that is sent to the Jur
ors is opened and road by Police Cap-
,Iain W. J. Lynch. who has immediate
personal charge oi” the jurunon. This
is not done with the mall of prisoners
:ln the Tombs. No newspapers that
have in them any reference to the trial
.or tragedy are permitted.
Cd'pt‘r'l‘llynch cuts ‘out' those parts of
tho neWspapc rs that refer to the case.
unit the jurors bow to be content with
the censorship. Even the books and
. magazines, are subjected to the some
Bucceosful swam-iota Last Night.»
Norwulk. held a very successful dance
last night at Lockwoods Hall. Con.
sldering the severe weather there was
an excellent attendance.
chestra, there being twenty-four walt-
les. two-steps and lanciers.
were served
of the event included Miss Katherine
German. chairman. Mrs Frederick
Weichelt Miss Hannah Blllke and/
Miss Elwood.
by the men of Division No. l who took
charge of the floor arIangcments. the
Staking of tickets and caring for other
details.
' School.
1fight with Clarence Geiiulnettl.
Induction of the islesnion consumcsmtl his head
ess time than II as tnktu in the oath i
’Iot serving are varied and ingenious. l~
iMlllerd sang "One Sweetly Solemn
The
'01.“! the mute!!! 5911'
mad that was year
when C 0rd W Hortrldxs,
LADIES' AUXILIARY DANCE.
W
Lbckvvood's Hail. Nemlk.
The Ladies' Auxiliary. A. 0. it.
Music we I furnished by Svc's or-
Durinz the evening. refreshments
The committee of ladies in charge
In addition. the ladies were resisted
NDRWA‘LK HlGH‘SCHOCL PEBATE.
scholars Decide That Capitol Punish
‘ meni Should be Abollohod.
. An interesting debate on “Reached
That capital punishment should be
abolished by the federal and state
govunmwt,n was held yesterday of
human at the Center School build
ing by the debating club of the High
The afflimstlve side. which was repv
reheated bI Jack lleatty and Laurenct
Pauline. won. Willet Chinery rind Join
Dorsey looked after the negative in
terests. Ray ltetts and Roland Benet
were the judges and Harold Buldwit
critic.
On February 8 there will be another
debate the subject of which will be:
"Resolved. That President RooseIell
was instilled in dismissing the colored
troops at Brownsville,"
TOURNAMENT NEARING A CLOSE.
Billiards at Nor‘wnlk Club—Lunch Ar-
no cd for This Evening.
lloynl . Adams, 7.3. defeated Judge
Henry W. Gregory. 50. in the handicap
billiard tournament of the Norwslk
Club. by the score of 75 to'2'i'. last
night. There. now remain only four
candidates for th(- two prize cues-—
Royal W. Adams. William L. Olsen.
Louis W. Leonard and Frederick A.
Lockwood.
'l‘hls eIening Messrs. lleonard and
Lockwood will play .
The entertainment. committee has al-
so arranged to have a lunch serIsd
tonight at the club b) the steward.
RYAN HAD His HEAD CUT.
Cornelius Ryan met his waterloo last
evening in Carl Schauh‘s saloon in
Railroad avenue, when he started to
How
the row started is not known. but Ryan
is (I'onttnually getting mixed up in
such affairs and he, usually comes
out. on top of the heap. Anyway last
evening there was a short quick se~
Humans and Ryan went to the bad in
isbort order. it was necessary to
thaw: a doctor to sew together the cut
OBITUARY RECORD.
....i.._.
FUNERAL OF JOHN L. MURRAY.
’l‘he funeml of the late John Law-
rence Murray was held this morning
'from St Josephs Church. Rev. Wil-
illam Maher, ofliciated. Miss Helena
Thought" and the choir rendered
"Nearer My God, to Thee ” The poll
bearers were Mic el Reynolds. Al-
bert Baldwin John
Songslln.
A man must be measured not by his
thoughts of himself but by his
thoughts for others.
NOBODY ‘OPARID.
”——
walk Mon and Women, Old and
Young Allko
ulike—-
us of the ”defence. while they - .
lune do definitely developed. are still
believed to be those which have been
generally pranks-mimetic»! lanai
ity and an appeal to the smiled .
”higher" law.
Our stock or, cation in this direction boa appeared
at the trial thins
terduI
chief counsel for Thaw. asked a pro:-
poctive juror this question; ,
“Would you talus into consideration
all the evidence tending to show the
condition of this mu‘ 3 t'l‘haw' a) mind
at. the time of thekillln‘g of Stanford
White?"
array and James 3 °
Kidney Troubles Attack South Nor-
Kldney ills seine young and old
Quickly come and little warning
«um
Lambda-clam”
imam wwwhm
JJMM tyne. .
MI”!
Bomber always tht KEEPS »
mum“
Best comm
1”»deme
“mluud dim-Id! of lives.
Atnlldrnggw,m..l0o.udtl.
SERVICES HEARING AN END.
Mm Lord's Successful Work in Nor-
wsIlI Clout Next Week.
The evangelistic services at the Nor-
wallt Methodist Church are drawing to
a close. and announcement was made
last evening that the closing service
will be held next Tuesday evening. A
large number of people gathered last
evening for the meeting Miss Lord
read for her Scripture lesson a part of
Matthew 14 where Jesus came to the
help of His disciples who was being
tossed about on the stormy waves of
the Sea of Galillee The lesson that
Peter learned that night. is one that
must be learned- by every follower of
issue Christ. So long as Peter kept
his eyes iixed‘on’ Jesus. he was safe.
but when he looked at the waves. or
It himself. or at the other disciples.
:le saw only the danger and began to
Ilnk. Then came his call, “Lord. save
Ir'l perish." The speaker said that
whcnrver that cry went up today from
my cnrncst soul—hot merely from the
lips. but from the soul—the mighty
Savior of men came to the help oft
the needy one.
,‘l‘he chorus then sang. “l Heard the
Savior Sen," and Miss Lord gave the
address of the evening. She took for
Ior theme. “In that He Himself hath
qufcred being tempted. He is able to
tuccor them that are tempted." She
raid that it. seemed that Jesus must
Ippeal to a little child. because He
:ame as a child. And next that he
nust appeal to men in general. be-
:nuse he lived the life of a man. inbor-
id as a man. sulfered temptation and
:orrowln all points. in order that He
night know howgto help and save all
mankind. to referring to the tempta-
tion in the wilderness. where Jesus
old Satan that "it is written that man
Ihnll not live by bread alone." Miss
Cord gave a most. earnest appeal to
-.II present to regard their lives as
nine thing mbr rgthan u more exlstonce
‘or eating. for usincss. and for pleas-
Iro. Some men seem to have no oth-
ir purpose in life than to make a. few
lollars. Some women live like butter-
lles. flitting hem and there. with no
mouse in life sane toIbe amused. Miss
"lord then askedgthis'question, "What
a your life?"a urged those present
‘oIIIIe clcnmu xiii. helpful lives
At the close «Mr and Mrs. Torrey
sung ‘All for Jesus." and this a testi-
IIoIIy meeting in which scones took
out. A brief after meeting was held
luring which those who have recently
terrified to live but. Christ. and those
who wished to decide at that moment
0 accept Him as their Savior. came to
the altar .
The people are looking forward to
I grcat day Sunday. both at the mom
log and at thervoniug services. The
services will be..*evsngclistlc through-
out the day. Miss Lord will speak
morning and evening. Everybody is
invited to the 9:30'o'clock service in
the morning. led by Frederick Bedient.
'llld especiallv those who have recent-
ly entered into new relations with the
church; also at the Epworth Magus
prayer meeting at 6:30 p. In. These
services are helpful to all, both old
and young. The league meeting tomor-
row evcnlng will be in charge of Mrs.
Harry Byington.
All who have not heard Miss Lord
should take advantage of this oppor-
tunity. She is a speaker of exception-
al ability both in manner and expres-
TRIA'L W New CANAAN.
The case of Elmer Wood, of Stam-
tord. charged with assaulting Fish
and Game Protector A. L. Benedict.
in New Canaan, was tried befOre Jun:
ttce Stillman in the Town Clerk’s of-
~crosslng tho thchflold and Madison
‘\ ”9;;
,m‘
in this line
inches II itlc.
Spctial Sale of Dress (hurls III-tore inventors».
liantines, Covert Cloths, Fancy Mixtures; goods Which have been 75c and $1.00 per \',fll'd 45 to 54
Closing out price. so cents per yard.
CLOAKS. SUITS AND FURS. , .r
'l“l‘()lll now until after inventory “'0 will make a special discount on all Ladies".
Children's Cloaks, Ladies” Suits and Fun; of 25% from the marked price.
"OS. I and s GAZETTE BUILDING.
cfore Inventory Sale
, work bliorc our annual llllcnlql’). During that time WC must reduce out stock and .
in order to (14150 lIaIc made very special prices in all departments ,
OI
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
ll c liuI’e iCVlSQtl out» \inslin Underwear stock, and all odd lots and broken sizes intro been: '
taken out. and a vow special price put on them to close. Somc cxcclltnt bargains may be iottnd
DRESS GOODS.
()tld pici‘cs of Dress Goods. Chamois, Bril-
M i‘sscs' and
TRISTRAM 85 HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
COAL TRAIN OTRUOK TROLLEY.
WORDEN. lll.. Jun. 26. wThe tiolley
pole left the wire as an electric car
of the lllinols Traction Company was
Railroad track "last night, and it mo
ment later a coal train struck the
car in the middle, Five passengers
were injured. the electric car was
wrecked and the locomotive and nine
loaded cars went into a ditch. The
electric car was filled with passengers
all“ of whom escaped those injured ma.
nosed to get out before the train
struck the car. i
45 Wall 8L, Norwalk.
94 Washington 3t..‘50. Norwaik.
Real [statsand Insurance.
We have several decided bargains
in lncomoi profilelng property that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
OUR
lNVENTORV SALE
still goiug‘on.‘ Many bargains to be
bad. ‘ Call early and get the cream of
the specials. Watch our ad for Sat-
urday‘ a specials .
‘il‘n
Josoloff’s
72 No. Main 8!.
9E7..- . ...>
I’.
So. Norwallt.
IIIII'I‘IcII‘ Iif’iI‘aII‘IIt Son '
.. «wt» .
I
hung Clearance ale
54% OF
. WM .. ,
for. thorn king, and a. ;.
count on every piece sold
[during this month: ..
u
‘ifiii
GOOD ADVICE—
wn THINK.
Have a cheerful. well heated
home this winter, it you have to
will make up for it in good health .
better spirits and longer life.
A. house that is almost warm
enough might as well be without
corned
OunCoai will do all you expect
of it—snd more.
lice. New C naan. last evening. At
tornsy Bowel. of Stamford. represent-
ed the accused, and the interests of
the state were looked after by Grind
Juror Klik. of New Canaan, and At-’
torney BrinckeIlI.otf of Stamford. The!
testimony of the platnttfl was ' that.
slve.
Can’t control the kidney secretions.
Girls are languid, nervous,
pain.
backs.
Old folks, weak. rheumatic, lame.
Euduro distressing urinary ills.
[or child
is to cure the cause—the kidneys.
Dean's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys—
suffering.
every box.
Mrs. C. it Britto, of 10 Marshal
St. South Norwalk. ConnI,‘ says: “
Children suffer in their early years—-
suitor struck him. as he became
The cure for man, for woman, or "
Cure all the varied forms of kidney
South Norwalk testimony guarantees
Wood and Bennett who has since dls
appeared, threatened the same warden
tout the latter did not know which one
uncon~
scious. The accrued was not placed
Women worry can't do daily work. on the stand,- and could out be cross
Robust men have lame and aching examined his attorney merely claim.
ing that he was not the man who as
saulted the warden. Justice Sllliman
reserved his decision.
BURNED HIS RIGHT HAND.
Samuel Mummy. assistant to Loeniun
B. Tripp in the lunch wagon near the
Washington street railroad bruise.
was painfully injured, yetssrday lifter
am He was engaged in polish $8
the copper nc'ar- the gas reuse till
the benzlne polishing fluid and Cotton
waste caught fire. Mr Murray (think-
ly placed his hand under cover and
l
l
. Im‘ hints romiso tht north so tiny . '
' word You: SaVIngs
em in this MUTUAL savings Bank Risk them in no scheme
Read this from Mr. Daniel Guggenheim. one .‘
r how alluring.
mine owners.
W" where there are undoubtedly prince indications of ore
0» in three hundred is a consev vntlve estimate of the pros-
' eventually fulfill their promise. . These two hu'ndred and
allure! are forgotten. The on. success is made the bait. .
ultlic to 300 more ventures ‘
, take no other
have great confidence in Dunn‘- Kid.
= ney Pitts and can strongly recommend
them My daughter had weak kidneys'
and suffered a. mat deal from back-
ache headaches and diuiness and
was all run down. She heard of
lloan’s Kidney Bills and setting a no:
at Plslsted's Drug Store began using
them They proved to be last what
was needed in her case and after using
three boxes, she did not have It sign of
her former trouble. Donn- Kidney
Pills cured her Inst other medicines
had' failed to do ."lll.
For sale by all Wis. Price Ml
cents. Furor-Hilbert: 00.. Buffalo.
Nate York. solo agents for tho United
II.
‘ Remember the name-wood I—vaud
l
succeeded in smothering the (lumen.
but not before.» had been severiily
bllstsrsd The woodwork and coitus
urns were slightly scorched. but got
seriously damaged.
couusc'ricut M’UTUAL tlFE til
enhance co.
'l‘hc sixty-first. annual a; .. (
the some writ-known 0‘ III l"“
peers in The Sentinc.’ -IiI . ml :,,
interesting reading to i‘. III-Ives Ho
soundness W the institution.“
WNW lucrsuodo it» incurs. 'lft“ to
force. in 1906. to usual of til, 88.373;
million “mogul um In the #171-
701.1“ W mum at
s. props r and midst outlay. lmd
.;*l% the usual caution IIIIII card in M-
on. ,
”is: {3‘1 IV
.I , I“
‘iic ,
the place.
go without something else. You ‘
heat so far as real comfort is corn
Tllli llllls Bill 80.:
wiivvu,
GLOVER s
'iuibiils Bridge Fisli
I70 ")3 GmJ‘SWfiIfl . dl‘l . I » I'd”- I . $13012 Wail?“ d.
United IIIIIIIII (II
Bedsteads, Springs, Mattresses,
Dining Tables, Library Tables,
Fancy Chairs, Dressers,- Ohlfl'on-
‘iers, Sldeboards Bufifets, nag-s
Gnrpets and. musings. '
OPEN 0R "‘4 SHELL. ..
LONG AND ROUND CLAMO. . ‘
ALL Klaus Fish. Laurens.
Market
Ben Hur Flour 65c. bag, $5 .00 barrel
35bit lb. pkg. Buckwheat ............ 10c
i . .......85c
strictly Fresh Eggs, perdoz. .. 88c3 culls" Corn .. 25c
Fancy Maine Potatoes Pin. 200; [n., no
out: enroll OLIANGIII. the new article. clean»: everything. TRY
" ....Il l
l’lfl'u’
3 cans Milk. ‘.
“or
Norwalk Chronicler