sinus
Prompt andsifioidnt parties at
all times. , . ,
. . Personal attention given to all
prescription works-
, Chains for our traitor nitrous.
Come in and wait for your ear.
’BRIDGE PM ” ncv
ed the Encyclical, to i with them.
Doollus sir treasurypfugds and the
bid,” agree if; np’r'other plan
It. i ii- " : its contribution.
0.» iii" their
ror showing
as were slink has been
» rather pronounced between the new
companiessnd it' is expected the
Mayflowers will make reply to this
claim of the'll‘lrs Police. As a result
of the discussion that has been arous-
ed the district meeting tomorrow
night would undoubtedly be largely
attended if the important electric.
light matter were outrun the order of
business. it is proposed to introduce
a resolution calling for the severing
of all relations betweenthe district
and the Fire Pelice. The Fire Felice
do not believe the district will think
this just. They say they do not want
any financial support and will continue
to pay the expense of maintaining
their quarters. _ The dispute between
the Mayflowers and the Fire Police
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There will be holy communion uat
the East Avenue Methodist Church
Sunday. '
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Mrs. Florence Decker of Talmadge
Hill, has been the guest of relatives
in East Norwaik. “
Mr. and Mrs. William 1i. Doland, of
South Osborn avenue, are staying in
New York at present, owing to a death
in thefamily.
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Charles H. Plait, of East Norwnlk.
has returned home from Danbury.
where he attended the funeral of a
relative Friday.
, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Ferris and
children have retuned to their home
in Long island four a short visit with
relatives in East Nor-walk.
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The regular weekly prayer servi-
cos will be held this evening at the
East Avenue Methodist Church and
at the Advent Christian Church.
Mrs. Oscar Pnririck, the president,
will be the leader of the weekly meet-
ing of tho Loyal Worker's Sociciv
Sunday evening, when the topic will
be “Not l But Christ."
The weekly soclals of the Dory
not end tomorrow evening. as has
been slated. There will be a socihl
tomorrow evening, but the last one will
be a week from tomorrow evening.
The Rev. H. B. Carpenter, who was
to have given an illustrated address
last evening at the Lighthouse Mis-
sion on the Life of Christ. but was
unable to be preacnt,_will be at the
Mission. castrate...
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Yesterday was the fifth anniversary
of the marriage of M. and Mrs. Otto
Lindstrom, of Osborn avenue. who
celebrated the day in a very quiet
manner. They have been revolving
the hoarty congratulations of their
friends.
The official weather wcathcr prophet
came. a little bit into grace again last
night, when the clouds rolled away.
chtorday. he made a second pro-
iihsoy that the storm was about over.
This morning there appeared the first
bit of sunshine in several days.
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Captain H. A. Saunders has sailed
away for Southport to pursue oyster
micrallonu. ilurini: the rainy wcolt.
figuratively speaking he has not nl~
lowed the grass to grow under his
foot, in that he has been putting in
the time overhauling his sloop. One
of the improvments is a new lib.
The appearance this morning of a
little good weather was sufficient in-
captive for discussion on the building
situation. For several days on ac.
count. of the wot conditions, there has
been practically populating work in
progress but a. day or two of tlry won-
thcr will put conditions right again.
As is always the case after the
board of relief complete their sca-
aion there are. some people who are
sorry they did not appear and state
their grievances. Quite a few proper
by owners are convinced now that
had their" cases' been heard, they
would have been granted reductions.
Frank G. Hathaway. who resianmi
his position with the Fox Cycle Com-
pany, South Norwsllt, with which be
was connected for 'a number of years,
to become a traveling salesman, .is
located with Berry iii-others. big no
troit varnish manufacturers. Mr. llaih~
awsy's territory at present. is New
YorkGity. lie has been iiucoeeded
at the Fox Cycle Company store by
Ralph 8. Gregory, or Seavlrw avenue.
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Charles H. Pldtfi'filf‘ this place. has
been rcoelving‘sbmfi‘ Interesting news
condor bit hliid‘lioilhfl.‘ William
knaiiiil"'lvhd'ie’ nb “ a missionary ‘3
the Congo Free Sta Africa." MT... an ,
Mm. Knapp nsvlnglpeen: seat there i)
lho l-lawiny Mission; of mdponeidmg
rcntly, Mr. Knapp 'illd the picasu
of meeting and shaking bands will
ox-nrosldcni. 'l‘tonsevoit‘ "and the hair
Icr’a‘ soii,IKcrniit.. Since Mr. and Mrh.
Knapp have becn‘in fifties. a daughter
hasbuen hometothem. , ,o .
" The and (spreadshe-
not hitting I y
' sing on. Last night the
hold a special meeting
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the situation ar:."‘T or believe tutti
3116‘ districté a l alas
it earnso 1‘s ,
ation. and to. when will go to the
district meeti “tomorrow eyeuinp
Lolly prepared. prominent men).
3‘.» * sliml’om
hlblHis Inoupli
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i3“ ”1’ futile.
on W‘- " MI
gem be ’lsaid in mid
iioiioo'. ard“
hybwhlie oli' ‘91 All“ '
at their heal},
quarters in Van zonal street and tulle
‘th them when.
a in the slid
alumina that
Widowed,
unis Was bui ;
More ivaull 9°
at the Saturday night fire was a wardy
one entirely. in connection with the
feeling between the ‘two companies
it has been claimed that the Fire Po-
lice had considerable to dowith the
(Ticfcat of James H. Roadie, for the
. unc.
inadvertently the account of the an-
Yuclit Club Tuesday evening, was
left out of yesterday’s Sentinel. The
meeting was an enthusiastic one and
the members of the club are confident
of having a successful season in ev-
ery respect. it is anticipated that the
membership will be largelydncreascd
this spring. for it is realized that the
club has excellent advantages, the
East Norwalk channel running right
up to the club house on the Benedict
Farms bridge. Harry Rider, who has
noted an efficiently as commodore.
was reelected. Tho ofllc'crs hauled
Tuesday evening included:
Coinmodoromliarry Rider.
ViceLCoinmodorewEdwai-d it. back.
Secretary—H. W. Wright.
'l‘teasurer-«E. in lianford.
'The election of a rear commodore
has been left over forltho next meet
ing of the club. Everything is in
such good shape that in u very few
days. the club can be put in shapi- to
go intovcommissiou.
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March has arrived like a lamb and
that means, unless the adage falls,
that the mouth will depart like a
lion.
Mrs. S. H. Pardon. of the West Side.
has returned home from a month's trip
In the south and west. stopping at
Vicksburg and at New Orleans for tho
Mardi Gina. «and :San Antonio. Texas.
and St. Louis.
A certificate of incorporation of the
H. M. Kent Company has goon filed
with the town clerk in Stamford. W.
Frederick Ambler. of Rou'ayfon. is
named as the secretary of the com-
pany. and will commute. to Stamford
each day to attend to his duties.
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A NIGHT ALARM.
Worse than an alarm of fire at night
is ”W luotallic cough of croup. Unre-
i‘lil mothers keep Foley's Honey and
Tar in the house and give it at iiii‘
first sign of donor. F‘olcy's Honey
and Tar has saved many little lives.
lilillll lilil Illiillllllll."
Miss Elizabeth Thorpe. of iioluws
Avenue is convalesclng.
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Constable ilanfortl Smith is
criug from a severe illness.
FCCOV-
William Staffers. of Norotou avenue
is laying out loud in house lots.
Rcv. Herbert S. Brown. of Post road
was a visitor in New Haven yosior‘
day.
Miss Emma Stark, of Norotou, Ia eu-
ioriainlna Miss Amy l‘ainhi of Wood
avenue. Stamford.
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Colonel Coo. commandant at the
Fitch's Soldiers' Home. in convnlo‘s-
olng after a lens illness.
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No opiatel. The Bridge Pharmacy. "1
'Vliii city
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' - Isifléoiii‘cg‘i‘mcii‘. said
of Dorian. e
supper Tuecday nis'ht.
‘Eiprinzdaio. .innooinCouucll, of Bar
44 members.
“is”; $25.3; '7 a Lucid“
men e 2 an
land has no; mostly. a Darius, and .
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Carl ilettingor of the Fire Police.
Peter Faustis of ‘barlen got into a
w angle, Sunday afternoon, with two
resulted in Mr. Paustis‘s arrest. The
trouble took'place on Gracie street.
as Pauztis» was drivin toward the
Norwalks. As he diet 54
men who were accompanied by a lady.
they entered'lnto a conversation. dur-
ing which one of the men asked Pause
tie how much his horse‘was worth.
"it's worth 3260;: replied Pautia.
“Why. your horse is lame!" is said to
have been the reply which inflamed
the ownen of the animal who im’é
mediately “sailed" into the two with
his whip, and to all appearances telling
effect. one of them receiving severe
scalp wounds. Constable Smith was
sent to the scene and found one of the
men lying beside the road. He car-
ried him to a physician's office. where
he received proper treatment. in the
meantime, the remainder of the trio
swore out a warrant for Puuztis’s or-
rest on a charge of assault and Con»
stable. Leonard of Noroton gathered
in the offender later. He was. ar-
raigned, last evening, before .iusuro
Willmott, was found guilty and fined
85 and costs.
.1. A. laws has been on u buslucss
trip out of town. ._
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Edward Lewis of Port Clicalcr. has
recently been in town.
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Alfred iinwkcs has scoured a good
position in Bridgeport.
‘i‘hc Misses MoCroasiy are to pur-
chase a new auto this spring.
Mrp. William Scidt entertained her
mother from Bridgeport, yesterday.
Miss Julie Wakeman will soon ro
open her residence in Greens Farms.
Mrs. Lloyd Nash entertained the
mmnbcrs of St. Agnes' guild. yostcr»
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Prilrhard
of Bridgeport, have been visiting in
town.
Charles Carlson and family will li'
Perry's place in Woodahlo avenue,
Miss Gladys lx'ciilt. who unrioru'm‘
an operation in a New York hospital
last week. is improving nicely.
Mnssachusofls whorl- she ailmnivl
the wedding of a friend and lufll‘ii r."
bridesmaid.
lii‘V. llll‘. Milt‘iti‘llliv and iiowrul n:
his parishioners attended the La)
men's Missionary nit-cling: ut lil‘iiit; -
port, Sunday.
Miss Dcyo of Falriiold. is sulmiiiu
ting at East Sausaiurk school for
Miss Lolinn, who Is confined to her
home by illness.
Mrs. .l. M. Nolan, who was taken no
riously iii while visiting In l’ennsyl
vuulu. has returned homo lunch im-
proved in health.
Michael Clenry has been given the
ronlrnri to thoroughly renovate tho
interior of William Krieghol‘f‘s rust
idcucc on King street.
[in interesting meeting will be hold
by tho Shepherds of liclhlohmn, Fl'lr
day evening. idla‘hi more new incur
hers will be received into the order.
The teachers of the Congregational
church are invited to meet at the
parsonage next Monday evening to
There is an uncalled for letter at the,
llariou poet-office adrosecd to
Thompson Conklin Company.
.e. Wyn-o .
contractor, to learn lho carpontcrlni;
boldness.
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Mr. Foruham has the contract for
plumbing and heating in the. new
house on (ilunbrook road fer Simon
Bennett. it is to be completed by
March 21.
The improvements at the llarlon
Methodist Church are progressing
nicely. . in connection with this work.
tho from of the building has been torn
out and will be remodeled.
While thu‘frost is now out or the
round. it will be some time bolero
Ito piowlos liberalldlili will begin.
Moat 'uoopln are in hopes that there
will not be another freeseup.
One of the lteins under the ‘Daricn.
news in" The sentinel, yesterday eta»,
ted thlt noel Danae was the (islands
sat in a real astute deal. The item
in the nest, return was the correct
version of the a ir, as Mr. Deuce
{has neve'l- been’sued in his life and is
always really to do the square dost.
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A large denim of property owners
to wit
. .Q M ‘
it it stiff‘b i ,
‘ " zuodghtahlo. whcrou‘
the i
lildward Buttery has taken a pool-g
tion with Wesley Wood. the llariou;
‘ Minot Binlth of Norwalir. . all
are intros _ in t a proposition of
life?" ’ .’ géafiflompanrho lay ,
pipes; u" rt ’striietll' of. (lien-
brook.“ hrnsoht Iiuni a large,
a .. , driving it would
talk over and plan for many things
relating to the Sunday school.
The distribution of uunil from
March ill to April lat, will he by the
name wardens and protectors under
the supervision of the fish and game
commissioners. About 2.500 pair will
be liberated.
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The following real estate transfers
have been recorded in the town
clerk’s other:
Hiram D. Smith. of New Ciliillliil. It;
0
it: I“: r in oyster plantations n
W‘ditipoiaflhr first bolus a part}
the 40 acre piece of the George W.
llreuory place: illitaiioflililll part bolus
the Woods Rock Division of oyster
round near splccr'a island: also
(its 102, ill. and illl in the some
Hills Point Division of oyster land;
Point biviulon and one ,,nasr.,_ dressy
Hammock.
Francis 0. willow. administrator
the estate of heel ‘
lint“, 1%,ICMI bounded nor
east y is d of
by the in
one Stun or.
sores in, of! strata bounded
by; lap of William srum; out,
land 0 William flit ~. and so
at by iand'of Will‘d Pi
it place. . maintains; it be
bound“, ' .rhorthbr.
by land of‘ifrsnit in
A second piece at
Willi some noon.
star a much greater degree
could reasonably be ”my.
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terminal at _r iridium
memberoofjlha ordpr at tile char/tier
There were
~ ,deiegations from Blaine Council, of
Stamfordfi‘apd McKinley Council, of
ion is in a thriving condition and has
the South .lilorwalit'gyire Police, will
be played Tuesday evening at Darlen.
The contestant-sat that iiine will prob-
ably be Edward Bleson.of~‘Darien. and
. Herbert Boothby. of the Fire Police.
and Chester Cantrell, of Dorian, and
y uni; men item South Norwaik. which
e two young,
move from Wright direct into Mimi
Miss Ruth Wood has roiurumi Iiilii‘ .
'Wooda Molt Division; also a planta-
tlon near linens beach: one in the,
aims me 8 other plantations in Hills;
(all
Coley. to Joseph ,..
, th and .
Peter Not-berg; south
way and west by lindiof
a.
north
W'iahout three yedrs previo'nafito
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" Mrs. (i. E. Drew is In New
a few days' actuarial]
' Miss Eddies ‘Whltii has returned
from a i‘ewdays' visit in Norwalk,
York for
Illiss'iludiewl’erry is spending some
time with Mrs. Beacon. on 0000 Hill.
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, Mrs. llawley wilflhms and Mrs. R.
it, Williams spent Wednesday in Nor-
walk. 1; 4 :
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Bi. anchor have re-
osntiy visited friends It) Greenwich «and
New Canaan. , l '. .
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liawiey Williams has purchased two
cowa from the dairy: herd of Charles
Perry. of Valley Parke. .
Miss lsabei Beers has returned to
Norwuik after a few ‘days' visit with
Mrs. H. M. Trowbridge.
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Mrs. D. Mouse and her son. George.
Libbey, who have both been seriously
ill for several weeks. are improving.
Adams' steam saw mill has been
moved to another large tract which
Mr. Adams has purchased from Mrs.
W. H. liedlenl. ,
Milan Myra Iiurrltl will lead the C.
E. meeti’ng at the Noriicid Congrega-
tional (limrch Sunday evening, from
the topic. “Christ Our Guide."
_l.. M. Gould has Cflllllll‘efl the\iirst
ground hog seen here this season. and
. thinks that ihls early appearance of
the animal above. groumi‘indlcmoa an
early spring.
While Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Sherwood
were returning from a dl‘ive to New-
to.n one of their horses was taken and-
rleniy Ill. and died before reaching
home. The animal was a handsome
five-yearbld, and makes the seconsl one
Mrs. Sherwood has lost in less than
three years.
-‘l have been somewhat costlve.
but Dean‘s Regulate gave lust the res
stills ficsircd. They act mildly and
regulate the bowels pcrfcctly.“-~
George ii. Krauac. 306 Walnut Ave.
AIlOOhll. Pa.
situational
suture aurora can
(Continued rmm First Page.)
.iumos Mullins. When .ludgc (‘nriis
adjourned ci‘mri until 2 o‘clock l‘rosl‘
color A. it. Dclsnu'y was roaming ilw
testimony of Fred Raynor al the in-
quest hold by ('oroucr Wilson. The
rouri had previously ordorcd parla of
Judge Curtis rniillnucd the jury not
to ronslilor as evidence any auction»
tiouihe prisoners made against each
other.
Arnold Unehaken.
'i‘hc arcaicr purl of the morning
session was taken up in the cross
examination of (’apiuin (iconic
Arnold. The questions of Attorneys
.lolm .l. Phi-Ian and Howard Taylor.
rnproscniluu the accused. did not con»
fuse the witness and his testimony
luuunictl unchalu-n. l'olirmucn .lohu
.t‘mif, .l:-. and llornnrd ll. Glcnnau.
“il'l‘ also cnllcd by the stair. Tho
(if’li'llfif' started yr-alwrdny afternoon
in out on lls Hide.
Them \wro {rt-«punt oiaslios be
tween (onunci this morning about the
admission of certain parts of the
lsiulrnztpl. made by llnynnr and the
immune woman In i‘upinln Arnold.
iTh“ muri ordered the jury to retire
v'bllv iili' lcaul points were lhrosiicd
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Cross-Examine Detective.
l‘rpl fluorin- i’lrnold of the deter
inc department was umlcr cross ox-
miiunllnu by Attorney John J. l'ho-
inn, representing Fred ilnviior, on
the trial was resumed this mom no.
lie was questioned nimul. the stale-
men! made to him by the accused.
The Spraauo woman claimed she ob-
tained only $9 from James Mullins.
but Raynor denied all knowledge of
the money. She accused Raynor of
having helped her and said he pui
Muliius' clothes on the veranda. flay-
nor declared that all he did was to
throw Mulllns’ rap out of iho window.
Didn't Threaten Women.
(Ilipi. fluorite Arnold said he lain
ed the first stateroom from th pra-
guo woman. He didn‘t remember
whether anybody also was present but
thought Detective For might have
been there. The witness denies lulu
his to Clara Bureaus. “i know all
about this case. if you don‘t tell an-
,vou'il have to suffer for It." Capt. Ar-
nold said that after he obtained lili‘
statements from the film prisoners be
confronted each with the other'a state-
ment.
The witness said ltuynor in his
statement declared, “She said she led
Mullins down the bark stairs and left
him there."
Denied Enticing Him.
0n the redirect examination by
State's Attorney Judson. Cari. Arnold
said it took him between 30 minutes
and, an hour todgotTlhe a‘i'atemcn‘ts
from the accuse . to or news r4~
cisrsd ‘Claro fibre be told him she
didn’t ask Join? allies to no to her‘
' room on than girl of January iii
Mullins wanted to no but she at first
, rcfuacd. Further questioning of Capt.
i will firefight film fact that
’ _ what had toifl , Witness about a
airoirubburs which, were still in
lilo Main street room. 'l‘bcao rubbers
belonged to the murdered man. Thor
fiwuru producoligin‘ court and ldeutlv
.iiod. . ‘ . .
Body Testifies. , .
...ifolioemsn body was the .iiiiilf. wit»
has called by the plate. lie instilled
' he was sent to the Raynor apart.
(,a taken from Mullins. The run
‘ ,.wers found in a sisal wrann ,.
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‘ hi it skirt. ’i‘li tours
diaries. |iiisa “had known Mullins
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death. M iii s‘sliileared to be a man.
”lob ‘ii itii'. » 'i‘iis
withonu
‘ reat‘iiiliieuty. The last
t v
“in hiehvav. eflaisisboiit 1 block on the-estimation of
, , liliiow anddicwiu ‘
ii. ilillow: sndr‘seuih and want, by
January 2.
Glendon w: Mulllnw
Families ‘ 5;“va lawman
, . ., . $74“
? no evidence of swoile
iroom, Rn ynor
s,to deaths rubbers said to have. ‘
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ultimo had;
Policemen (loop on theater‘s. He
saw Mullins on‘the afternoon of Jan.
32 on‘Waii Street. The witness had
known Mullins for about‘four years
and aliveys regarded him as al‘healt‘hy,
visornus‘ man. .Thelasi. time the
policeman new Mullins, the latter gave
it lips. or blaclo
oiled eyes. ‘2 ~
, State Rests.
‘ The state then announced that ii
rested its case. Prosecutor . Id-
Delaney naxt took the stand and read
from the records of the coroner's in»
quest. Raynor told the cordner that
he. had known Clara sprague adittla
more than three months. .
“ Raynor told the coroner he did not
know Mullins. He remembered that
the murdered man had. been with
(liar Spraaue on the night of Jena»
ary 12. Raynor declared he went into
the kitchen and sat near the stove.
He remained all the time Mullins was
there. Raynor told the coroner that
the Sprague woman brought Mullins
to the room about 7 o’clock. The ac‘
cased came home a few minutes later.
lie claimed he sat in the rocking
chair all the. time that Mullins. and tho
Spraguc woman were in the other
room. He saw them come chi. and
go down stairs. Raynor then went
in the other room and new blood on
the. walls. ’
Rsynor's Admission.
Raynor admitted that he and Clara
Spraxuo stayed at lhe Ariinalon lio-
tei the night of January 12. The next
morning they look the train for Dan—
bury. He could give no rcnson why
he and his companion went in Don
bury. When they returned to Bride?»
port the next day and saw the police-
men approaching, Raynor declared he
know right away what. they wanted.
When court came in at 2 o'clock
reading of iiaynor‘s statement before
the coroner.
Coming back to the affair in the
said he and (liars
Spragur lifted Mullins from the bed
and carried him downstairs. Tho wil-
ncss said he had been (ii'iiiklllg but
was not intoxicated.
Prosecutor iihrlgiucv flu-u rowl
par-ls of (‘lara Spragdo'e statement
before Chi'uncr Wilson. She said aho
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THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY.
. MARCH 3. «l. 5
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The Girl of the Times
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TONIGHT
FRIDAY m SATURDAY MATINEE‘
AND NIGHT
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT OF
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PRESENTS
A deboy’s Girl
One Lady Admitted Free Thursday
by a Purchase of one 30s but.
FRIDAY NIGHT. SOUVENIRS
SATURDAY MATINEE, RECEPTION
Commencing Monday
THE ORPHEUM STOCK GO.
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New Goodsaow in
stock. liltiueesremo
higher than lull year.
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about 6 o‘clock on the night 9 .Jltil‘
nary 12. ,Ho wanted to no to her
room and she finally allotted, him to.
after. refusing at first. Raynor was in
the‘iriteheu when they entered.
What Women Told Coroner.
The woman told the coroner 'ahe
didn’t get any money from Mullins
except 25 collie to buy boar. She de-
nied telling Raynor she was going to
getllinllens‘ money. After Mullins
had been in the room some time, the
Spraguc woman testified she carried
Mullins downstairs because the man
threatened to strike her with a book
he used in his work. Mullins was not
dead when she took him downstairs.
The witness heard him mumble some-
thing. She thought Mullins was ly-~
ing on his back when left in the div
ley.
HQTEL‘ ARRIVALS.
Mahackemwli'. (i, Craig, W. Chi.
cheater. New York; ll. ll. i-iuribuit.
Wilton: George L, Rockwull, Ringo-
’ficld: ii. Methewaon, oily; R. l.. Buell.
Manchester; Rev, Mr, Chainbcriln. R.
Young', New York: W. buckle, New
London; F. 1... Doyle. Manchester, tin:
‘F‘. l). Lawton. city; F. R. Ward.
Bridgeport; H, S. Webbcr, Hartford:
W. R. Stiles. New York; W. G. Allen.
Westport; CT‘P. Pond. New York: ll.
licztcie. Mel-idea: i“. E. Mittieton.
Hartford; F. D. Wiley, Manchestw.
N. Hz: C. Arbod, .i. M. Rear-dun, A.
Koorner, New York; ii“. Wilder. ('.
Parker.‘C, F. Tim-nor. Bridgeport.
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Wall Papers
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When Frank H. Banter. the out
prising drugalst. first offered 50 cent?
package of Dr. Howard's spoillo for
the cure of constipation and dyspeir
sin at half price, and guaranteed to .
return the money if it did not sure. he .4
thought it probable from his expat" .
lease with other medicines for thalifiv
diseases, that he Would have WW
many packages returned. But although
he has sold hundreds of bottles. not
one has, been brought back.
Mr. Baxter wants every no in
80th Norwalk, who has conatlpa loll.
dyspepsia, headache or liver. tron-g -
ble to come to his store or sendhlm . '
25 route by mail and get 80 doses or;
the best medicine ever made athalf ;
the regular price. with his personal
giiaranteo to refund the money if it»
does not cure. ' “-éfl' -.
To those suffering with dizziness,
headache. poorjdlgestion, constipation
and straining, Dr. Howard’s specific 4 ,
offers quick relief. 4 *‘3‘ ’
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THE MISSING LINK.
lie had nlore'boles on him than”
clothes, and be had just appealed on
the strength of them for a copper.
“But why don’t you go some-
whore and work?’ queried the deal",
old lady, as she icndcl‘ed him a half»!
penny. . '
"i don't. have to." he replied.
'_ "Why not?" she exclaimed. “Have
you enough money to live on?"
. “No, marm,” explained the bog-
‘gar; “but i ‘uvc a persiti’on to con;
sider.’ '
"But I thought you said you didn't
work?" pressed the old lady. puzzled.
“Nor i don't‘." repeated the beggar.
"Aund you have no private means’f'f
The man smiled negatively. ‘Theh,
,what sort of a position (it) you llold‘ill.
l “A most important one, alarm." lie .
:l'l'iiiii’ii. "l‘m 'lhi- connecting link
glwiwivon capital and lubor."-—Boslon
' Post. ‘
...
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“Ty" ('0in has an heir. Although
flit‘ stalls oil as u hnwicl‘. he may
inn-H r LLf‘illt‘l’i‘ his father’s success at
imll- I'ilru Pl‘i’FS.
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n“ PAYS ‘ §
To BuvAGooo‘ “
WASH :
L.H. Decker
87 wasnmerou eraser.
sou‘m NORWALK.
vet. con.
Agent for Columbia Phonogrsph Cola
Records, Graphophonestand Supplies.
l
.lwe Repair Reefs
BOILER "
Sl-wrul suns bf extra heavy “tin.
with luxury copper bottoms; ~also ‘11,.
copper. Ask for pilot-s. 1‘
”a...“
Horace R. Nash '
TELEPHONE 401 _" ‘
'North Main and West Streeis.
South Norwalk
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3.. ’
. 4“ ,,_. W‘s )1”:\'-m
.VERY LiT’l‘ E
Mr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and show win
down. Womnke them. all sizes. and
they SELL Till'Z .i'lflfiiitl'.
Try a small sign for a startervinc
Increase in your business will caller
you to order larlor ones.
l'l‘he Reed & Volk Electrical Co.
SI WAlHINGTON ITREET.
IOUTH NORWALK.
TIL. 805.
110MB”. lN AND ‘SEE OUR
ELEGANT DISPLAY OF
GAS
And Electric Stand
LAMPS
And Gas Dollies
Not to be equalled in the Twin
Cities for price or dyie.
I
Connecticut 1
=e
{ Piano Company.
‘WE HAVE moves TO TH: OLD
WELL CIGAR co. epitome, -
wasumorou eraser
TEL. 434 , .
‘h
Horace E. Danii & Son,
45 WALL 6T... NORWALK. . .
Real Estate and 1
insurance.
We have uvsrsl enema m
In income producing property that
must ioerasn in value with the m
growth of the town.
.4...“ Amidrmsflk
Mahackemo ii at i.
_ J. a coupon. up.
oeuvres Ania/GUI“!!! urn-yo
saves on was new swam
SUNDAY DINNER
Banquets a S
TEL. GALL fl. 1
“on. am. 4.; ....»..~.....
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