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OUTFITTERS ‘ .
iron MEN AND BOYS.
daring H.312 Time.
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inter shapes wer
.M“.
‘fldont want to caught without a new derby or soft ha
e retired. Spring derbies are ready in a
with more than style
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alone to command. for there is
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" Have a Few Words at iii
WHITE iifiililii
Mr. Jerome and Mr. Delmas
, tau arose'to real once more.
. Hr. Balms: hardly started out
i noon his arsument‘ when Mr. Jerome
Interrupted to any that he did not
know of the important conversation’
‘ Smith had had with Thaw on the Madl-
son Square Roof Garden until the for-i
mor returncd from Europe last month.‘I
Mr, Jerome further explained that
he know tout the first that Smith
was on the Roof Garden, but when he
first cxnminod the witness nothing
was discovered as .to the conversation
with 'l‘haw. . ,
“I was at dinner at Martin's rcccnt~
ly," said Mu.) .lorome. " When a friend
asked me why i did not call Smith.
lic told mo of Smith's conversation:
with 'l‘haw and that was tho first i
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us LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
TRISTRAM & HYATT.”
NOS. 2 and 5 onzsrrs BUILDING.
Carpets
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Grand Jury Considering
Walker Case
'Qontlnued From First Page.
‘v
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Chit. Co'nvontion, whorc losses
n of Walker‘s manipulations
ted to about 850,000. t
Howard J. Curtis. who prosid-
l‘ the deliberations oi’ tho court.
the following charge to tho
Jury: a
K, 3 M}, pul'poso for which you intro“
0369,,wmhtonod. and tho duty which?
the/aid?! imposes upon you is to inrcs-I
use accusations made by tho stutt-
must a person obnrgcd with having:
”unified one. or more crimos in this
. 1.7. Which are within tho jttristlic~'
4 yfythls court. i
t ,‘not your duty to try lilo accus-
, [determine his guilt or inno-
mwt. Your duty is to inquiro intoI
diets and dctcrtuino whothor thth
.13 itch probable cvldonco of tho guilt
Of his accused. that ho may ho brought
to trial before it potit jury for the
(nigh ,Dr crimes churgod. ’l‘lto oath
you halite tokc'n informs you suiiicicnl-;
if“! ,ttitudc of mind in which you;
”with! perform this duty. and of thc‘
myth“. you arc to maintain;
when as to your procoodings. '
m state‘s attorney will lay bcforo
, 'deveraibills of indicttuont. 'i‘bosc
.b ’ ill contain the nutno of the no
f tho. accusations mudo again-
‘/dt” im‘by the state. The stutc's uttor»
llaiso l’umish you with a list‘
names oi’witnossos, whom he.
mmonod bone for you to oxumiuo.
. ordor toussisr you in your an
9 may indicnto on such lists
"is or points which ot‘it'h wit-
9-
ar quality made than we sell a
'3 Barbies from $1.50 to $2.5
’0 Soft Hats. from 5°C to $2
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etc-out. “or...
am hours it to 11:30: 12:45 to 6:15.
poclai Appolnimcnts at convcnicnco
t these prices:
0.
.oo.
GIVE US A CALL.
COPYRIGHT CLOTHING co.
DWIN. Mg .
. tooth Norwalk, Conn.-
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orn as an ornumont. but they ucod not ho tho ro-
nro nearly always disfiguring. Pet-foot fitting otlos
B. HOYT,
REFRACTIN G OPTICIAN.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Saturday orcniugs. 7-9.
,of patrons. Tel. 35342.
isurntt LAWS WILL
1 BE OBSERVED
‘South Nor
walk Police to be on
the Alert lot: Violaiers of Li:
cense Statutes
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Noxt Sunday and a good many fol»
lowing Sundays will bo dry Sundays in
'l‘ho Norwuiks, for those who have.
boon in tho habit of slipping quietly.
into buck rooms and getting their
toddy. 'l‘ho nmuduto bus gonc forth
that thot'o is to be no morc soiling af-
tcr hours or soiling on Sundays.
(‘hiol‘ of Police Vollmor today sorr~
od notico. on many of tho saloon koop-
ors that tho most rigorous obsorvllnco
of tho law will bo obsorvod honcofortlt
and that the polico will, if it is possi-
ble to find any violations, bronk in tho
doors with nxos and arrost uli found
inside tho saloons,
itt this matter the polico. will hurt"
tho cooperation of most of tho xiiiOtl‘l
koopors, who arc in favor or kocping
lilt' inw.
Horotoforo violators of tho Sunday
law who havo boon ublo to soil quietly
in such it munnor thut tho poiicc huro
mt boon ubio to "got wiso" to tbcm
linvo boon in tho iuthit of doing so,
much to tho dottlntom of the saloon
koojors who desire, to observe the law.
’l'h law-abiding donlors hnvo t'olt it
financially and socially and thoy claim
that tho few law breakers are bring-
ing the business into bad roputc,
Commencing ottho Session n
Today, and Former Gives
. a Review oi the Case
NEW YORK, March 12.~--wnh tho
rcsumptlon of the ’l‘baw trial. this
morning. Mr. Delmas. loading conusol
for tho defense. continued his u "u-
ntont ol‘ ycsterdny us to tho minimal
bility of the tostintony [of James Clinch
Smith, a brotherdn-lsw of Stanford
White. who was absent from tho coun-
try when the prosocution put in its
case against Hurry 'l‘huw him was
introducod as a witness yostcrdai' nt—
tornoon by District Attoruoy Jot-onto
to toll of ccrtaiu com'orsntions ho had
with 'l‘huw on tho Madison Square
Roof Gordon the ulshi Stanford Whito
was: killed. Mr. Dolmas contondod that
Mr. Smith should properly huvo bot-n
i‘Vfll‘llllltli at tho beginning of tho triu.‘
and could not it"siii’)’ at this time as in
rebuttal.
Mr, .lcrotno uskcd that tho court
cxorciso its dlscrotion in giving tho
jury the bonot'it oi’ testimony of n wit~
boss who was not available at tho limo
tho cnso was sot for tritt’.
Mr. Smith formally was rocailod to
tho stand when the nrgumont boguu
this morning.
‘Mr. Dolmas said tho roqttosl of tho
district attorney was at ntattor of tho
groan-st important-o to the dofondant
and he thought tho dct'onso was ontltl»
ed to n fullor explanation of Mr. .it»
romc’s grounds for his application.
Mr. Jot-onto stntod that ho was wil-
ling to go into the whole story. and
toll till the facts ,
"Mr. linrtridgo and l hnvo talkod
'lbo mntlor ovor and i think wo arc
in cntiro accord us to‘no tunin t‘ncis,"
ho said.
“Whon this tumor is discussod in
court." broko in Mr, llolnms. "it will
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bo discussod with mo." "I
“i don't know whoiltor is will or ”V
not." ropllcd Mr. .loromo, "Mr. linrt-
ridgo in tho uttornoy of record."
After a little spurring Mr. Doilltut‘
rosnmod his scat and Mr. .loronu- hu-
g'uu to dotull tho facts rcgnrdlng tho
dolay in bringing 'l‘ltnw to trial. and
tho stops taken by both sldos to socuro
an immediate triul and socnro cortuln
tostimony by commission, Mr. iiurt-
ridge occasionally interrupting to cor.
roct tho district uttoruoy in dotuils of
the story.
Mr. littl‘lridgo in u long argument
claimcd that thc district nttoruoy‘s of-
iico bad chnngt d tho (ruse ono sftor-
noon from the court of (icnornl Ses-
sions to tho Suprotnc Court without
of
P!
on
ill
in
lllf
[rt
hit
35, last. he was walking down Madison
ntouno whou ho mot Policeman Wright
Cnrthy at tho station house in tho pro-
sonco of tho dofo. dttnt.
ltoilly assisted in arguing tho point.
ioctlou.
dunt or (lid the tit-fondant say anything
to you?" asltod Mr. .lcromo.
sltooting.’ when i found
pouch in his pocket," said tho witness.
office".
party you shot at.’ and ho unswwcd.
unsworod.‘ "
tionnl or irrational?"
torittl Ollt'tiliflllh' and tho ofllcor
'l‘hnw was on tho stand. sho was con-
oard of it "
"Thou you would ro’opcn tho case
ontircly" said Mr. Dolmen, “to put in
must
cwly discovmod ovldcnco. l
rotcst against any such courso."
Mr, Dolmus closed with a plcu fot
tho court to exercise its discretion in
furor of the defendant. lie chat-god
that Mr. Jerome had dollbcrntely and
nontlonnlly withhold his knowledge.
is to the character of Smith's testi-
tony.
.lustico b‘ltzGtt'ttltl wns briot‘ in his
tllng. lio said tho oridonco of Mr.
Smith had to Offor was nowiy discoror—
I and in tho intorost of justlco should
o zivou to the Jury.
Mr. Joromc nskod then that
lion'c said that on the night of Juno
itlt Hurry Thaw in custody. llo nc~
companion thcm to tho 'l‘cnderloin po-
lico station. Mr. .lcromo asked
the
itnoss wlmt ho said to Scrgonnt Mc-
Mr. Dolmas objected nnd Dunlol ()'~
.lustico li‘ltzGcruld sustained the ob-
"Did you say anything to tho dofen-
“You. dill
tho
i said: ‘So you some
pistol
Mr. Dchnas requested that part of
(I answer relating to tho finding of
c pouch was stricken out.
"His unitWor wns you." wont on tho
“Thou i asked him. ‘llid you hit tho
on. 1 think i did,‘ Was it a woman
u ntun?‘ i asked. ‘lt was it man.‘ ho
“in your opinion." asked Mr. .lormno
the witness. "was tho tit-fondant ru-
‘ Rational."
Mr. Dclmus asked only at low immu-
was
cusod.
Mr. Joronto sent a tlulll through tho
urt room by calling Dr. Carlton Flint
o physician to whom Evolytt Nosbit
said to have gone with Jack [tarry-
n'o. tho actor. Whon young Mrs.
mtod by Dr. l-‘iint and doclnrcd sbo
d oovor soon‘itim bcioro.
[)r. Flint suld‘bc ‘wns a practicing
i..:~ ox-
uniination of Mr. Smith ho postponed
until uftor tho luncheon rtcoss to on‘
ship him to call Police Ofliccr Edward
F. tho to tho stand. This was grant.
Ht
“’t' can supply.
Wc thllld rcmind you that wot
Also ltugs of all silt‘h‘. including tho largo or
ost and most citloitsirc lino to ho
to tho tint-st soutnlcss Wiltons. and our prlc
S in. .lnrdiuiorcs, blended colors .
9 in. Jurdlnict'os. blended colors .
it) in, Jardlnieros, blonded colors
[to hoadqnurtors for ovorything in tho .‘urpct lino, Whutovcr you may want
tu-vond u doubt the tart:-
Uur lino lncludos ull grudos and show from tho low price goods
cs can now you mom-y.
I
trpct sinus, of which wc httvo
found in town.
nonhuman flPifllMENi. '
7 in. .lardiniorcs, blended colors, .
. 25c largo, ‘Bottlos Ammonia .......... tic Clothes Lines, 50 foot .......... 10c
. 390 Hall lAinips, complcto .......... 71m Lantern Globos .................. 3c
. 50c l’ott's irons, per set ........... ‘. 790 Fancy Ten Pots .......... . ..... 33c
.Ct'lc Folding ironing Boards ........ 95c Decorated Cuspidoros ....... 40c
TRISTRAM a HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.
Mm
eta—roamed
LOVE
WK 1'(
moon. -i(‘il\'ill;.'. South
night for New London.
Nathan Kompncr. ot'
again own hor-ns his child.
GUARANTEED 24 H. P.
Roadster - - - - . - $1350
Five-Pusan" Touriu Cor $1450
Send he Descriptive Cat-led
CARTERCAI CO” 1 W. 60th Street, N. Y. ~
ANOTHER BETTER:
Hartford Maiden Elopes to Mer-
iden to Wed Her Choice, and
is Disowned by Parent
Mr. and Mrs. i<‘rod (‘. Trs‘mmol. \\ ho
clopod from Hartford lust truck, and
mnrritd in \i'nttrbnry. arrived
at tho liotol Clifford. lust ’l‘nursouy.
and spoilt a portion of thtir hour-y-
Norwitlk
licgurtiing the
olopomrnt and marriugc thr- linrti‘ord
(‘onrnnt printed the following:
Two days bot'oro her wedding invita-
tions \\'£T't‘ to bosom out and twonty-
two days bot'oro tho ceremony was to
mitt, placo. Etut Kcmpnt r, duughtcr oi
126 Huntington
strcot. oiopcd with another
hor lather says that ho will not-or
H. Krieger & Co.
Spring Exhibition of
White Lawn Waists.
i
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lust
mun nnd
, asap tay'be oxpcctod to mow. 'I‘hoso
Wit Bees when called boioro you mustI
‘ he. orn in your proscnct- and tho
oath‘admiuistlirod by (tho of your mun—3
tit." one is qualifiod to ul‘itninistor it,‘
0!: should oxutuino- tho ritnors umly
finch doctumontury oridonco, if any. as,
Binmay produco in rotation to tho}
'ritne‘ charged in tho bills of indico
meat beforo, ‘yon.
"Nelthcr ihc stuto nor tho “L'Vllfit‘li‘
can' be roprcsontod by (-ounscl. Nor
fCfin the accnsod prosont nuy oritlonco
in his own bohult‘. il' tho uccusod
‘ahoitld roquost tho privilogt- of boino"
_ prosent at tho oxnminution ot' witnoss.
you should not admit hint until ui‘ lllt-n Silt'itl thoir llitnlpy smmqvhlq." olso
' less the court hnsmo ordorod. 2 Sunday.
“The court is informed bytho stato‘s liro up to it and girt- awry man a
attorney that tho accusation mndo in suttun- doni‘? 11‘ mp “mm“ do “m
the bills ol’indictmont that will ho laid lilto tho luw lot ‘thcm roppnl it m.
before you includc tho critnos of om- change- lt to suit [ht-msoiros .hut me‘
'bezzlentent forgory and tho nttorinq of: saloon kocpcrs should all mm, “H
forged documonts." ‘ oqnul chance in buslnoss. us thor pny
The- court tbon oxpluinodvin dotnil n hoary
hat'cbnstitutod ouch crime. ; ht'
in conclusion tho judgo suid:—-~-".\
ngdoor does not not in tho Upon.“
does he go about proclaiming thut"
his flight isfrnudnlout. You will thorn“.
10ft: hmhaly have to deal with circum-
tstalitial evitlonCo,"
whoroas those who try in conduc
thoir piucos in nu ordcriy manner utu
tho attacks of rol'ortnors by the viola
tions of tho {ow crokod (mos,
Many of tho ‘snloon koopors in town
in fact most of thom, dosilo too
Sunday as
:1 day of rcst and to spout
with lht"il‘
i'nmilios and if by
tho law tltoy cnnnoi do this.
nation. said:
row u dollnr whou i know lltoy bud
trontod fairly. i know that somo
plat-cs can run on Sunday and at local
cop cun ho ouslly spotted when ho
(’Ulllt‘h' around and thon ovorythiug is
quit-I. All should oboy tho low or all
should bo nllowod to vioiuio it."
Anothor doulcr said that u‘short
tinto ago ho took it row not'or to soil
it drink nt’tor hours or on Sunday and
ilt' propoeos to iivo up to it. but its long
as ho duos so ho wants to have tho
othot's do tho sumo.
With tho law-abiding liquor doulors
working in conjunctitm with the police
uml tho ministors acting as a spur to
both it cortnlnly looks as if a real.
Imnu iido and lasting poriod of reform
ind sot in. ‘
. ‘,,REAL ESTATE SALES.
.l‘nmcs E. Stovcns 10 Elizulwtn (3.;
ieveiis. building lot, Quinturd any
hue. ~War..'
‘, JilmesE. Elis, .lr.. to Morris Stull.’
unit and buildings, (‘bostnnt six-opt.
Wart. . . . ~ -
“.108th R. and Win, it}. Marvin to.
Harris & Guns (30,, Innd and buildings.
Raymond strcot. War.
.iosn'l‘omku and wiio to Nicola (701-.
and and who, land and buildings]
Hoirstroct. \Vnr.
Jon. Molnar and wii'o to .los. lit-on
fig wife. in: and buildings. boxington
v uno. War.
Fretletick 'ii, Rowan to Hcicn l)nn~’
” , . houso and lot, l‘lonsuut nvonuo,
sf Norwulk. Var
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INTERESTED lN- JAPANESE
CRUISER.
\VASHlNG'l‘ON. March iZ.--Amori-
can naval odicers will watch with in-
torcst the ontry into Hampton Roads
May 8 next of tho big Japanese nrm-
orod cruiser 'l‘sukttgu. Their interest
is explained by two facts,,tlrst. that
this ship with a speed on natural draft
of about. 22 knots, which is better titan
any of our cruisers can do, was turned
‘ouifrom a Japanese ship yard by Jap-
unoso workmonywho are just begin-
ning naval construction: yet according
to naval experts. the ship is perfect
in cvcry dctnll. Second, she was on
the high sous within two years from
the date her koel was laid down in
Japan. No such speed of construction
as this has ever been attained in Ann
crican shipyards, at least wheré naval
work was involved. "
st wtic-(it“gro' \‘i’nshburn. of West-
‘hns been making some extensive.
wflous at the clothing store of
' ".,Bei"leck‘,‘in Wall stroet.'Those
' ‘ ens ‘ nclnde an elaborate paint-
; It 'be center windowsand Mr.
‘" ' ’ monogram in gold at tho
bursa. . , ..
H: .
. McDaniel. Who has bo‘on
babysitting business in Nor-
some time. will sail in a tow
' trier-p. Belgium..whcrc be
e 111’ the‘ same business.
STRONG l HANDS.
oath NorWalk Savings Bank
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- , OF FICERB: ~ .
minions, Pres. John H. Knapp, Vice Pres.
‘ ._ Geo. F. Bears 6. Sec‘y. and Tress.
’. DIR ECTORG’: ' ‘
John H. Knapp.
John H. Light.
Henry Seymour,
. . .mn. Rotten,
Henry l. Smith.
. Josiah R. Marvin,
Charles E. Dow,
Chas. W. Bell.
in joy.
‘ kocn
compotttion thoy :n'o ohligod to bronk
()no of thorn. in spouking Of litt' sit-
"! obcy tho iuw mysoll‘
and always bnvo, but i hnro had tnon
conu- to nto Monday and want to hot"
if wo intro n iuw why not
liconso too and tltoy should ‘
case aired
tense had reeled -
that Thaw was of sound mind the night
our notico to tho dci'onso.
l
I
_ said Mr. Hurtridgo hotly. ":‘nld ho cou-
.tiuucd to ubsont. himsolf for a long
itituo. Suddrniy ho came back. Sttl‘cli'
Mrs. Whito know that hor brothor was
in tho citv and .sbo was in cc'unnl
touch with tho district nttornoy Thou
Smith sails away again last Chrstmus
when it was known this
coming up for an early tritil."
i'ioro Mr. .loromo was nllowod
broct-otl. . '
Assistant District Attornoly Gurvun
‘ was not present this morning and Dis-
trict Atloruoy .Joromo annouucod that
ht- was ill. ' ‘ ,
Aitor comploting tho uni-ration of
what hauponod botwr-on tho time of
tho ltomicido and the trial. Mr. .lc-
E'tllllt‘ said:
"i will now prosont to your honor
tho local basis for my roqucst.“
“1 do not understand what tho lonrn-
cd district attorney moans by local hn
sis." suid Mr. lit-buss, "his lungnugo is
not cloitt',”
“Mr. ”Phillis will have to pardon my
luck of oxhorionco and odutzntion and
my inability to makc myself flour in
tho English language," rospondcd Mr.
1
to
Joromc. "By local busts l mcun tho
statutos and the law in tho. cuso."
"My uut’lm‘utnmling oi the torut is
not tho saint.“ said Mr. [)oltnus. “mul
l soo no rousou for tho district attor-
noy‘s :H'otly snrcttrm and loss of tolli-
Ut‘l'
. "i suck-- more in sorrow thzm in un-
gol’." ropliod .\lr. .lorotno.‘ illltl tho ur-
gutntut ondod inn gonorul laugh.
Dr. Dolntus culled attention to the
fact that Mr. Jcromo bud not doliuitc-
.iy fixod the dates of Smith's dcpuro
'nro. for" Europo. A wordy war follow-
vii.
.lustlco FltzGornld said he was l'i dy
to rule on the point. at issue. lir.
Delnms requested fifteen minutes in
which to confer with assoc-into counsel.
The request was granted and a recess
ordered. ~
After the recess, Mr. Delmns said
he wished to state that subpoenas were
issued from the district attorney‘s of-
fice for witness to appear first in Octo-
ber lust. then in November and finally
on December 3; This fact, Mr. Delmas
declared. showed the district attorney
could have properly summoned Mr.
Smith and hadthim here. when the
trial opened. .
"That statement is traversed abso-
lutely," broke it Mr. Jerome. , ,
”Then ”on ‘th i. point we are at to
sue." rentiediiin. Dsimas. .. .. ;
Mr. Jerome then cited a number of
authorities to support his contention
that tltsrsjwould be no error in. (Jus-
tice FittiGe’r d allowing the prosecu—
tion to '31 etlevidence in aid“ offline
” y made. even though “thquo
i
Mr. Jerome asserted that. as a mat‘
tor of" rebuttal if not direct evidence,
Mr. Smith should be allowed to testify
as the state proposed to contradict
the contention of the defense and show
he shot White. ‘ .
“We will. no further.“ said Mr. Je-
ome. "and'mhowtlte elements in this
9 which so tomato on murder in
{than McMahon: 5
the first
~ “0"" ‘
It
as defined byqthe stw
"This witnoss Smith loft tho city ni-
within tho in w ill't' tuado to silirt'l' from "1““ mmli’mmilii‘ Hitt‘l‘ tho trugcdv.
(‘li SP \Vilii
‘sou. Clarence Molgs‘Nohle, in the our
long, distance from its
lighting of the interior passages and
chambers of the Great Pyramids by ,
electric currents ‘ generated at the
cataract of Assouan. several hundred
miles sway.
intended to operate humping stations
and cotton mliis along the Nile
San. Francisco it'is‘ proposed to ob-
s; r
mu
physician in Now York and that in the
uirly purl of 190:! ho ‘occuph-d an of-
(ion at til West ititb street.
in roply to quoations he said ho did
not exactly know iinrryntoro, but bud
won him.
“Did you know Evolt'n
T‘t-‘w .
’.\’o." nuswort‘ti lilo doctor oridt'ltil)’
rtlnotnnt to answer. any questions.
“You know whd'hbo is. you saw hcr
hurt-i n court." incistcd Mr. .ioromo.-
"You 1 How hor in court."
"Somo tin-c in l002 did Jack Barry-
utoro, and sw-lyn Ncsbit go togothcr
to your Ofilcc‘f" ‘
Mr, liclnms intorpnsod an obioction.
'on tho grounds l havc boforo rtutod"
1nd war unstained.
l)". Flint was oxcttsod.
.\l r. .lotmuo ‘tutl no nlltor witnossczo
.t"l(i\' and tho lunchcon rocoss was or-
101"?!
was to intro bccnlloid March 25:. Last
Nosbit
hor girl friouds. Sho did not rtllll‘l
that night and tho family sat up unit
morning. anxiously waiting for her
Monday morning Mr. Kcnrpnor rccoiv
boon marriod to l-‘rod (‘. Tromtnol
sniostmtn for a iiostou rug honso.
York and found that tho
bntl murricd 'l‘rcnunol nl “him-bury:
OBITUARY sacoso.
_._.......
MRS. MARY ii. HOYT.
Tho douth of Mrs. Mary Bull lloyi,
wifo of Captain William H. Hoyt. of
Elmrrost. octrurrod ycstcrduy at hot
homo thorn nitci' an liiuoss of hrioi‘
duration from pncumonist. Sho was
sixt\~uino yours of use and is survived
by two dauahtors. Mrs. Willa Barker
and Mrs. “'ondoli 6, Ashton. Tho,
innrrni trill ho hold on Thursday at-
t/"roon from bcrwlntc rcsidcltcc .‘ll
3::in o'clock.
MRS. “ADELINH lil‘l'l"l‘l.\'tll-ill.
'l'hc timtlil of Mrs. Mndollne llottin-
ctr. widow ot‘ tin into. .iuoob iiottinuor.
Jco'trtxd lust night at hor homo, lit
nonnccd hm spring. hcr t‘athcr prorid-
cd u dowry. $2,000. which wns put in
tho. bands of tho bridegroom-iwho. in
view of tho fact that his daughtt'r mun
riod nuothcr man. Mr. Kompnrr felt
that tho $2.000 ought to be r‘ irnod
to tho family. and Mr. Burnstoin will-
ingly :tssontcd..so tJto nmnoy was
brought back to«~,i>iortforti whon Mr.
liotnpnt r roturneid. t
it was perhaps" about oight months
ago that Miss licenmwr first mot Mr.
'l‘rmtunol and bor i‘uihcr soon hoard
gthat silo was rocoiriuu his uttcntlons
wlun ho was in ii“. city on luxsiuoss
about iill'tt' months ago and she prom-
lsod that sbo would hnro nothing. to
_ ( , my 1. Mrs. W ttiu rcr is sort do with any one except hcr dance. The
giggiifliilvktdé d‘l'l"‘lilt‘l‘s nil. Rbbtrt family all believed that the trouble
Pearson: .ir., and Airs. i‘Jdu‘nrd lit “motions scttlod and the weeks \cht swift-
’i‘hc funeral will be at 8 o‘clock tomor-‘ 131' 1’." With lit't‘JiitI’ttitmiS for ”It? “'9!!-
' rr uin . R .v. H -rv A. I... Sadtler “3- .
hmiztfitg gr“): lnteatfniont will be in In tho Mont-um she sont front \Vnt~
Evergreen Cotnoterv Brooklyn on‘ot'bury sbo told in r intbtr that she
Thursday . ‘ " ’ ' ' would comr back for bor belongings.
- Her father says that as Airs. 'i‘retmnel
CLARENCE MEIGS NOBLE. 'sho will not. be u'tlcome. but that she
Many Not-walk people who knew the will be permitted to got ltcr clothes it
late General W. H. Noble, of Bridge- she wishes to.
port. will be interested in the news of
the accidental death of Mn: Noble's
Goorac Low, who is at. tho Norwn'lk
’h08bital suffering from the results of
afnll some days ago. remains about
the same. -
t.‘
of Mexico on Friday. He was killed
in an automobile accident. He was
general nmnngercf the Am rlcnu &'
Mexican Fruit and Produce mitanyt,
FUNERAL or ‘n’tss. M. A. swans; i
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Alice
Starr. of West Norwalk. b held
toomrrow morning from t 6' Bethel
Episcopal Church. interment will fol
low in Bethel. Mrs. Starr was the.
widow of tho. late Alfred Starr, who
died a short time ago.
_ L. ii. Conley. swell known Nor-walk
tcnmster, is seriously ill of pneumonia.
at his home, 45 West avenue.
._._.__._._.
if women voted they would want a.
had to wear when you did it.
motion. and
, it
45 Wall 8h. Not-walk.
94 Washington am, So. Norwaik.
‘~.
on..me
rowan rnotwfimno DISTANCE
Among thmpplicstlons of power at
tree is the
ii
I
that [state and insurance.
We have seven! dceldsd bargain-
The same power Is
In
Miss liompnor. who is twenty-three
years old. bccamc engaged last spring
to Mosm llurnstein. a neckwcnr mnnu- ’
inctttrcr 0! Now York, and tho wedding
Sunday afternoon she lot't the house
apparently for a visit with somo of
od it tologrnnt from his daughter soul
from Warm-bury. stating that sbr imd
:1
Soon nitor loathing that his dangio
it r bud brolzcn hrr ongttgotnout to Mr.
iiurnstoiu. .\lr. Kompnor wont to Now
rcjcctod
iiancc had also rocciyotl u tclogrntu
from tho girl. informing him that she
According to tho lit bro w custom. :tt‘tor
Miss itompurr's ougrtgcmtut was on‘
ion... utiti lto rcmonstmtcd with her ‘
:lztw saying what kind of clothes rowisource Cf consumption.
i
SOMH‘OF THEM ARE
erfect Dreams.
When we sent thisis the’iargest and
moo ruled assortment thanthe com- .
bined stock of all the stOtes. in The 1
Norwalks would not be exaggerating.
Come in and look at theme—be sour
own judge. . -
Waists for $1.50 ‘ ,
Waists for $1.98 worth $2.50
Waists ior:$2.50 worth $5~200= =
And so on up to $4.00 "
H. .KRIEGE'R too. ~
I
l
worth $21.00*
ro’n o is
Is more than a. thugh; {it 13's do'épéeatedinflam-
mation or cotnrrh of the "bronchial tubos and
lungs—allied to asthma. and the moat fruitful.
._ - It macaw schools of
m‘ediCine, "‘anc‘.-* couinLicures, loaded ‘with nar-
at'otics are worthless and harmful. because no
remedy taken internally 'only,,_ever.di or can
cure. BRAZILIAN BALM, the shuttle do bal-
sam, alone has triumphed in codify nose for 20
years. - ‘ ' ‘
Take 15 drops every 2 house and BE
and chest with hot, clear mum
penetrates, redness the int!
coaching nod rail in: of ‘ y
or our. gear the ,lIOo 0:11.00 some; truss,
suns thinness the throat
.ovory night. ‘I all?” mums. ‘ It
, .ammaflon.
"plinth, rector-int
. ‘ . m . g' g
.000 horse powerfldr use in that m“ income producing , . . 1 its,
the my”. main” must increase in 32'1“. with the fluid
‘ ram
.w
J". '9‘ _ ' attire
doth
all!
“lit" few 'weeks and pro guarantee
«In quick billlm ”
Norwalk Chronicler