NewNoveltIes
2 For
E Washington I
' WWW
Lapse
Ii mdmuaros or.
». . . .:.:-:.:.-
local News Noies.
se'sxurp-_..-..
: .2.,- e ,-,
.2; yr-
.3. .,.
2W2A82HINOTON'S II RIHDAY IIN-
TINEL.
The Sentinel will be intact! as a Cotton' Oll' xfell
morning paper on Friday, thing- 3W“! 3i e stocks were shaded a
Advertlure desiring
ton’l Birthday.
changes for that day
publication early in the evening.
Several ‘spociitis of interest in the
D. M. Read ads Read it.
u—o-‘L-M—p
FIesh pork roast only lie "3.. at
Public Market. Other Interesting speo‘
this in the ad.-
-‘f"“"'.—"-"_'; ,
——Come to New Eng. Supper. E.
Avo. M. E. Cir. Friday eve, Feb. 22.
Supper ah entertainment. 2260.
St. John‘s Lodge. F. and A. M. of
Norwalk. will work the entered ap-
prentice degree this evening.
A number of Norwalk Royal Arch
Masons are planning to go to Bridge-
port tomorrow evening In ll. body.
-—Washington‘s Birthday tomorrow.
Special matinee bytKeunedy and com-
pany “Why Women Hate Women."
Popular prices. 2
, .
Two more games remain to be play-
ed to complete the first: round in the
pool tournament of the. Nutmeg Club
of Norwalk. 1 «2.:
.._._____..,.__..
Several of' the open pairs used in the
local trolley service were taken to
Bridgeport this morning for an over
hauling, preparatory to case..-
Charles Taylon. otiflouthv Norwalk:
who has been undergoing treatment
at the Norwalk Hospital for pneumo
‘ni‘a has been dischargbd Irom the in-
stitution.
4v
o
Word has been received'iln Nor walk
of the safe arrival at Colorado Springs
on Miss Annie Estelle Smith. the well-
known assistant town clerk. Miss
Smith reports tine, warm and balmy
weather
it is reported ntll‘oad circles that
ll. R. Paddock ‘0 present superinten-
dent of the Highland division of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
Railroad. is to be the new superinten-
dent of the Hartford division. ~
”3 Judge‘ Edward M. Lockwood acci-
dentally burned one of his fingers
badly last night atI the..N.0tllinlii..Clllli.
while lighting a cgar. The heads of
a whole box of matches ignited and
scared the flesh nearly to the bone.
—Scc James Kcnt'l'cd3 the popular
singing comedian. #1 his best play.
' "Wh3 W omen Hate onicn.‘ 'at Hoyts
Theatre. tomorrow. Special matinee.
Popular prices.
of]
Anjinformal meeting of those who
are interesting themselves in the se-
curing. of the passage through the leg
islature 0f the bi providing for «the
. establishment of tats manual train~
' - . lug school in )jo'r, lk is scheduled for
gthis evening at hte town court room
in Wall street. '
There will be it number of addresses
at the campfire oil Buckingham Post.
0. A. R., of Norwalk, tomorrow even-
,Ing. at Sons of Temperance Hall. in
the Gazette building. After the
, speechmaklng. an adjournment will
be taken to Grand Army Hall. where
a supper will be served.
~0pcu 8:30 this' evening. O‘Brien.
, Some tine basketball is scheduled
for tomorrow night at the armory.
Company F will play the Knickerbock-
ers. a. strong aggregation. For the
first time in several weeks there will
‘. be a preliminary game. The Company
' second team will have the Mystic
aiu live for opponents. There will
dancing after the games as usual.
oscph Sgulxes. of Brooklyn N. Y..
is visitingn the home of Judson Cable
12in Broad River. ‘Mr. Squires who Is a
‘vc y fatherly looking man. of quiet and
mmglipg Instinct“, Is the patriarch
o the corn Dlvls n 5‘: the. item-
genial! 00mm!” Litter Dav saints.
"and one-of his
s to time.” 2
on they are progres-
He “finds" everything In this vi-
, quite satisfactory slid will pro-
2 ’ remote hero for a Week or more.
work elsewhere. he reports. is
huffing splendidly. and the greatest
, palm prevails throughout the en-
muot furnish ,1:
copy early Thursday afternoon. News
13.2.1.2, etc" 'hould “uh “1. office intern who did not care to carry stocks
4 was notably the case for Reading and
Taylm' 85 Golden.
ministration
. Yorkdl dim
$258283:
re Garden. New York city.
Dr. doom Eversley Cram arrived
too. where for a long time he has been
in charge or the hospital of II big min.
lug catch.
rows To; Collector Sidney Guthrie
In chin to get around again alters.
several weeks troublesome time with a
2km which he Injured by hitting
against a wagon Wheel. Mr. Guthrie
still ilmiu walking It ’dIIIIcult operation
”W
.TOOAY m,wat.I. eraser.
WA! L STREET. l.0~—Rsllroad
'utockl started I1 small fraction higher
than last night amid light transactions.
[Amongst the lildulelBlS there were a.
number bf .d'eclinell National bead and
iii and the United
small frat: on.
Sm‘cltlng pill. 1.
tree insignificant
WALL amour: II a.
Anaconda rose 1 and
Otherwise changes
in. «Opera-
lover the prolonged holiday lightened
their holdings and there was a general
relapse to fractio lly below yester-
lay s closing Rea ing sagged 135.1“:-
aconda converted its initial gain intoi
a loss of 156.
WALL STREET. Noon. -——Dealings
were hardly more than normal. but
prices crept slowly upwards restoring
the average to hear last nights level.
Bonds wore steady.
lwhich there were selling orders could
onl3 be marketed at considerable con-
cession from the noon prices. This
the Hill group
The general market
heldfl firm.
HELD UNDER‘ HEAVY BONDS.
m
Vallone and Frltto to be Tried Next
Saturday Morning.
Anthony Vallone. the young ltuilnn.
who was arrested yesterday morning
in ii estport by Captain Thomas Hunt
of the Norwaii‘t police force. on a
charge of being lmplicated in an al
lcgsd waylnyiug of Nathan Wy.mnu
a loom fixer. employed b3 the Salts
‘Trxtile Company-v last Friday night.
was arraigned before Judge Edward
Is to visit front '_
37 branches under ..
in"
court yesterday afternoon.
Bonds were fixed" at $1.500. which is
8500 more than the bond of \«allones
companion. Antlinip F‘I'atto. Both men
are charged with “assault with intent
to kill and commit murder" on Wy.
man and George Biebcr ”the extra
bond In Vallone‘s Iciise was required
because he is charged with firing a
number of shots
\‘allone is represented by Attorney
John J. Walsh. He has notyet rc-
covrred from the healing he received
at the hands of Wymnn. and has his
head bound up. As 3ot he has been
unable to secure a hondsnmn.
The cases of both" Valium. and Frat-
to will comoz2np. 2hef0re Judge Lock 2
wood in the Norwaik police court Sm-
drddy morning.
WEDNESDAY WHIST CLUB.
Iii! clots It'llyder. clerk for the
hswudingfho day in New
A number of Norwaik yuchtamen in-
tend to ago an the holiday tomorrow at-
elitotor Boat flhow at Maril-
hom in Norwsilt last night from Mex-
WAIL STREET, I p. III.-—Stocl(s In '
M. Lockwood iu the Norwalk police -
This Is. without doubt, the
trousers values always have led
under regular.
' Now. when every man
$3.00 T rousers, now ...........
$4.00 1 rousers, now
"$5. 00 'I rouscrs, now
patterns, and III all sizes at each
choosing 15 good.
ill)
‘ I
r TrouserSSale
is In Full Swing»;
the sale the broken lines of our best- selling patterns at prices for
patch out the old suit we olicr our best lines of work, business and
dress trousers at these attractlxc reductions:
$2th trousers, new ..........
Hundreds of pairs of new trousers in the season 5 most popular
SALE OF COATS ANl) VESTS AT $2.48.
We ve placed a lot of broken lots of coats and vests belonging
to regular $10 and $12 suits on sale at $2 48.
over this offering“ the price is below cost of materials and making
trousers event of the season. Our
all others in Iow,n and we place III
Iiccds a pair of new; trousers to
.................... ' 12.48
..... ..‘...t....I-..n-I
price. Don't wait. but come while
it will‘bhy 3ou to look
lll‘
I would like very much
finding that iIIIpossiblc.l
thing of the best.
carefully insprcted to son
effort? Because it pays.2
valuable to me.
. Specnl
Letter.gz’
Mrs. A. E. Winchester, of Gerard
Place, entertained the members of the
Wednesday Whist Club. 3'esterda3 af-
ternoon. The first prize was securedl
by Mrs. George D. McKay of Roway- ‘
ton. and the consolation b3 \irs
Chailes Higgins. of South Norwalk.
Tomm row evening in honor 01 Wash
ingtons Birthday the club and their
gentlemen friends will be entertained .
by Chief of Police and Mrs William'
Vollmer, Crescent Ten ace Next
Wednesday afternoon the club will.
meet with Mrs. McKay. in nonunion.
LETTER .TO JAMES RUNDLE.
East Norwalk. Conn.
'Dcar Sh: if you should buli'o blend
that people like better than nn3 other.
and at less cost by the day. yen 'd have
a pretty good business wouldn‘t 3011?
We have just such a business as
that in paint; a gallon goes further
than any othel" gallon of paint in tho
countr3~—th‘at’s bread at less cost by
the day: but the difference isn't so
small as it Is In bread. And a job
wears longer—that's bread at less cost
b3 the 3cm. People hate to paint: it
costs money to paint; and they hate
the fuss. They like our bread by the
year.
If youi bread is better than any-
bod3 elscs and costs less too, 3ou've
got a good trade: for people do like
good biea.;d and people like money.
it doesn‘t take long to find out; give
em time.
But you 'can't bake betleI than any
body else's bread for half the usual
price for a breakfast. can you ?
De‘voe is just- such paint as that.'
The price by the gallon Ol loaf Is no
matter. Gianni bv the day. week,
month, your, lifetime. Dcvoe. is the
bread. We hope yours is as good.
,, , Yours truly.
ZIP , F. W. DEVOE & CO
. S.-—(‘.. id. Dow. South Norwalk.
null s. k‘. Gorham. past Norwalk. still
our I.Iaint
' Saruanav 'E'ALE', '
or sneer music.
21-5. It“ now.
if Anybody Wants to Meet a Jonah
Shake Hands With Me. Rosebud Skirt
Dance. Heart of Gold. Without s. Wed
King. on the Ft were Bloom
pringtlmo. _ And a lttls Child
Shall bead Them.‘2aud lOil’otheru. .
Ben Hur Flour 65c bag, $
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar ....... $1. 00
2 the Extra Large Prunes ...... 25c
3 Cans Fancy Corn ............ 25c
3 Cans Campbell's Soup 25c
D-LIGHTO FILLING FOR PIES.
SOMETHING NEW. PER PACKAG
United Grocery to.
20 No. Main 82h,- 2820. Nor. Tel 143.
coo, HALlsuT. WEll.“"_2Fsosr A
WHITE Fis'l-i. M'AditaaéL, SALMO
MACKEREL, FINNAN HADDlES, Kl
LONG AND ROUND CLAMS.
Cutbills Bridge Fish Market
am in business to sell you grain. food and hay—every-
lilvu'ytlling of the best value”
my persounlmttentlon to the business, and all grain is
looted. screened and loaded.
'ili: Ll' s uh3 ,1 do it.
Buy Oats i‘hnis Clean.
_ 355k and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St. Norwalk.
to talk to you personally. but
take this means of saying: i
J give
that it has been properly se-
\iin all this care-5.1 this
II is permanent trade “I: in' 5"
22‘
MANl‘l'l. 'r. Hardin'-
Sale Of
6 80. Main So. So. Norwaik.
5 .OOW barrel
3 lbs Fancy Prunes 25c
B. & 0. Mols, per can . 15c
........
ZCuns Dudlcy’ a Pumpkin ....... 25c
LAYER cAKss, Tamil. are.
E. I02c2.
M. Epstein
49 Fort 52,. East Norwalk. Tel..22,232‘19-3.
no FLAT FISH. SHAD. PICKEREL,
N. sMELr 3 Las. 25c. SPANISH
ppsnso sesame. - *3 '
I);
'DId You Ever
jet a Bill
which
_2 had been paid-
DID YOU 1121' lit 1'0 PA Y 11'. THE SECDND TIME
Dial“?! YOU HAD NO RECEIPT I '
PllY' or CthK'lmD my attics. rolt . -
In! V; 7a: sssr RECEIPT nominate.
2 the mom was cr'ouiled to its capacity
and a long line was waiting outside
2 the door «. 3.. .
' dav
The way to cure a cough is to allay
.ths22lniluminatllon and that's just what
ONE MINNJTE COUGH CURE
does. it gets lat the seat of the trou-
ble and removes the cause. Try it
if you are coughing. Price 25c bottle
FOR IRONtli-ii'rls. Hoarseness and
all disorders of the throat use OUR
IMPROVED PRONCHIAL LOZEN-
6E8. Prioeliksbox.
OUR LAXA‘IIVE COLD TABLETS
are a positive cure for Colds, La
Grippe, etc. They relieve the feverish
condition caused by these disorders
and give prompt relief.
We guaranties the above prepara-
tions to give satisfaction; if they do
not we will reflmd the purchase price.
lie Bimini Pharmacy,
THE PRESCRIPTION cross.
» 'r L. Is»;
vans namvaav sanvnca
Mill
y ”ll
Ell PlNlS
District Aliorlncy Jerome Tries
to Get Herl to Say That She
Saw Miss Winchester Do a
Cake Walk at the "Dead
flat”
._L._....._.I.._.
The, prospect that ilistilct Allotllvy
Jerome “would Ileveloo' more surprises
when he continued the cross examlnn
tion of Ev'elIu Nesblt Thaw this morn
Ing brought another large‘crowd to the
court i'.oom whilne file. trial of Harry
Kendall Thaw is being held Some
time before the llollli {or opening court
Thaw (mined the I-mirt loom imme-
dlately after the jury without waiting
to be formally railed 'III the bar His
hair was mussed and his hlil‘lllnti was
eager and nerv.obs ll“: carried a large
and of papers lfllld after taking his
seat prepared to make notes of his
w'lfes testimony
When Justicellfi‘iizGeIald had taken
his place on tiny bench then» was a
conference among the attorne3s and
it was decided them weald be no ses-
sion tomorrow Washington s Blith-
When Mrs. Thaw was called In the
stand she gave1 her usv‘Ia‘l glance at,
her husband and smiled.- Then she
turned to Justice FltzGerald and
smiled a little bow to him. but the
justice failed to notice her.
Mr. Jerome consulted hianotes at
some length before beginning to ones
tion the witnessund finally called her
attention to her‘closlng testimony on
yesterday in order that she might pick
Op the strands ol’ the story where they
had been dropped upon adjournment.
“Did you continue to believe all wo
men Were nnchalste as Stanford White
told you until "P“ talked with Thaw
in Paris in 1908'.’ asked Mr. Jerome.
" “You, sir.” Iii-tilled Mrs Thaw meek-
b'
-Then the district attprne3 took a
new tack.
"'Do you know a place, called
'Dead Rat'?" ‘
ll kekcfi; 2
her-’e is the Dead Rat?" ;
“Somewhere in Paris."
"Iinve you been there?"
“'Yes.‘
’ 2"Whnt sort or place is M" '
“A cafe." 3 i .
“Did it seem .n repumbleplace to
you?"
‘I don’t know—people were sitting
about eating." .
"Was somebod3 dancing?"
“1 think so "
"Was it 2 o'clock in the morning?"
"Possibly."
“Did you See a cake walk?“
"No; i think it was ll Russian
dance.“
"Sine theIe wins no cake walk?"
“There may h ve bee II. i don't I'e-
membeI. I disllrnctly remember the
Russian dance."
"Was It bulimia or uiIeI Thaw pro-
posed that you “went to the Dead
Rat?‘ .
the
l
l
\
7
.9"
'l.
you word sure
‘ lieu Writ
‘3 tibial-mode thzu
‘muDol
"Aft..'er'
' “Was it in “3037' .-: '-'
“,No i think it hissvimlng the second
lrlpwin 1904. " l ‘
“How many times we”! ydu at the
Dead Rot?" l
"l.’ think only tinct- "- ‘1:
visit?’ l
1 "I think it Wells 1904.”
"With whom dlld you—fib‘?" .
‘Wlth Mr Th w and Mr. Shubert a
thelitilcai man or. and another man.
whose name i din't remember.
' "I will whisne‘ a no to iron and
ask if the man ‘ us Iii
. Mr. Jerome 2 hispe'red and Mrs.
Thaw shook herhead.
"Was there e‘ lady or were there
ladies In the parity?"
“I think there were—with Mr. Shu-
hurt.
"Did you s' e u uny ladies of the
TABLE N0. 3.--All the best suits in
, Thaw did you change your mlnd?’
oon‘.”
' “Can't you flxleven the year of mm '
~ 192028, ehad you changed
96 Washington Street.
included in this, the grand. final clean lip sale.
Prices Clothing
South NOlWlllI
Never in the history of sales Iva've such v'uluee been offered. it will
pay you to anticipate your future Wants. Every 52.55.»: in out has is
All clothing is arranged on mg bargain tables “2 J'ollowe: . ' '
~§Lq ' 22 ,_2.2 ,
TABLE NO. I.-Men'e and Youth'n'
Suits, priced 810, 812 and 813.50.
$4.95
Over-co
TAILE no. 4.—-Msn'e ml toothy
short. medium and um. were 810,
612 and $13.50, new . .
22 , ..2.,2.
ate. black and Mid“,
$4 98
TABLE N0. 2.-Men’s_ Suits. Fancy
TABLE NO. 5.—0verc'oite that were
the store. Blue, Black and Fanqlée.
$14.95
Children's Suits at Half Price.
Head to Fe
THE LAST CLEARING SALE OF SUITS GOA
AND Fons.
Then: is no use of telling 3ou that our goods
are satisfied with our merchandise. style. and price
collectors and had accounts.
ones: that is undoiHsiood Av
good customers
the credit stores
Suits in mixtures Panamas. broadcloths vollles,
................ 8]2..09
Skirts reduced to 8159. $2.98
close out ..................
VeI3 Fine Embiwolder Fronts collars and cuffs
price 83. 00. for this sale
Fine Tailored China Silk Waist black and white,
FURS—«We have a few pieces left 0ch and same
gardless of cost ........................
SALE IN BOTH STORES—513.515 MAIN 31’;
MAIN STREET sourH biennium-um o
it: A PERFECT rir.
and tinlshlng lumber. All kinds of hard woods.
roofing paper. sheathing paper.
nary and extension ladders. Doors, sash, blinds,
Pine, Redwood. Cypres's. Poplar and Chestnut.
lug. turning. planing, shop Jobbing. cabinet work.
drying facilities.
Mill. foot oiAMarshall Street. '
Lumber Yardg'Water Street.
'iou man
‘eéiion was strainin-
' you cannot
Mr. Delmits
ed ‘
‘ Don' I van know what i mes-tn?" ask.
ed Mr. delirium; “when I say did you
see man's of the bunch from the Ten.
derloin there?"
“i think so.
"Have you any doubt. "”
:RNO'I
“Do you know Miss Winchester?"
Slightly."
“'Dld i’o’il see her do n cakewalk at
the Dead Rat. that night?" .
“I clon' I ,remamber"
‘ in whose handwriting is this
te'?' “ , .
“Mr 'l‘haw'.s I think.’
Mr. Jerome then once ed the letter
in evidence
Mr. Delmus ohieoted on the ground
that it was mutilated and the dais was
not fixed.
“Do you linowof your own know-
ledge when this was written?"
“i haven't the slightest idea."
“Will you note the paging or that
letter?"
“Yes."
1 t-
2," ssoxfiszls,
A M.--1
6:,48 8.01,
“Vsrv s
‘ At the time you left Paris in June
'ott mind?"
"not; long after Thaws proposal of
marriage did you leave Paris?"
“1 don't remember."
“Before you left Paris had you an!
appreciation that moratrlolous rela-
tions between men and women were
immoral and wrong?” .
“Not’ until after my talk with Mr.
Thaw."
"‘Befors that you didn't believe
would"
"Oh. yes."
{Very wrong?”
‘Not particularly. I know bowls
sold it no wrong" .
“Dill think it
I to. 25: 25,
11:2
only y.
8:08.10:54.211
'P. Mrs-2:8:
It
21’. Ids-«1':
Mixed Wontcdl, slack Thlbets priced from 0182 to 320, new .2 .2 '
and Blue Surges, prices 815. 818. 50 , . -
and 818. now ; $92,259 ~. ":1; ,
- ' . I 2. l 2 2
$9.59 TABLE NO. c..-AII the pick'f'"".;m :'
but cont: till 122 1‘
$20 to 830. new t ~ 2 _
Price ' Clothiud‘Sltliol .
THE PARIS CLOAK e s‘ IT nodes
33 South Main St. South Nor-walk. .
of the stores because they cannot dispose of such garments.
they do not handle them. First of all. we make our own goods; and «and.
we enter to the best trade in town and everybody will tell you that. they
that takes off the expense of running costly credit machinery. , for users,
Black bong Coats. thIoughont lined with heavy satin. reduced to.
Short Covert Coats reduced to,.. .................
Sale of \Valsts, very fine lawn. regular 81. 50 goods in 10 st
.............
sale price ......... ..... ...................
REMEMBER ALTER'2A'2rl2ONI FREE OF CHARGE AND 2W22¢22
FROM A PIGGERYJI) A HUGE.
Timber, shingles. lath. all kinds and grades of beveled Sidiut. flooring . "
iialr insulator and deafening papers, ordlo' "
A. M’s-12:55:, ':12
5:50;: o:,5:s.754 3:1.
P. lit-«12:591. 1: 00,
3:20. 3230):. 5:10;“-5z'4.
6: 581. 7: 171,7: 543;:9 5? {10.3
A. lid—12:66:, 5: ’4’ ,
9. tax.
10:05,11:00x, 11:03.
“Did not you'nnd Mr. ’l‘haw while __
in.Parls write Joint letters to friends. 2 :5 1:32:31? 2308: 240
you writing can and he the rest?" 2 5,0 0; 5 25 '6’: 0.01 '6 03 '.
"I cannot say positivel3 very likely 922 911: 00: '
we did. "
”Had you changed your opinion in. 3“ "Ida”.
regard to the general chastity of wo- 5- Ill-“1100K. 12' 098.1 0': 00 8::
u.—2-5: or. 5: 00:. .5159
men? 92: 50x.10: 02x
‘1. had." P-
'- “H'ow soon alto" your talk with. 11' "0‘
2 SOUTH
A. M.-~12: 06. 11121.3
7: 24. 8. 2b, 9: 101.80: 121.4180
ELI—12:02:. 1.18. 3' 071.:
Note-4i in our '8' 26'
A Ila-8‘30, Di
‘4
$14. 98
0‘ Outline“; . {{v tut my
I! Wlflliqflgn'; “2
rs, sauna. wmre
are better than the rest
That's why
s. Third we sell for cash: "
must pay for the had
like you Would a plan‘s
.‘~00810. '
«as -
815. 00, 825. 00 and 830100 2
84 98. 87. 98, 829.2? 815.00 4
$39.19!)“ .
to match, ,regular
...... _ u....t-’o“2:-
.................. 1.
regular prlcs‘fii. 00" «‘1
........ 1 . . .I. ..813282 4‘
will be ascribed 0-: -
82. 48 $3. 9.3. “.98.
STAMFORD: 83 JOLITN:
‘Il.
......
Tar paper, Ilinfi' 66'qu
interior house trlin ln-
Straight and floor saw» '.
veneered {volt Kills.
reunions. 46-3. .
Teléphone aw "1
feed ..' man hrsigdood, but
supply the brains. .
NEW YORK. NEW
l0: 55x} 11!
Sundae
2: 00:. 12: 09:. 4:5 :48.
s 05, s: 49 8:142: 10:0
nonwatx «a
Iowan. "
6:011. .8' 28 =4
Mildly ‘ '
A. M.-~1'2:i00l,;-1l12!',01:55221r on
428,
30234
Norwalk Chronicler