Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, March 28, 1910 · page 8

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Is a. Very Populorp
Shoe this Season

The new lasts for lollieaere a V
Villtie more natty “and » stylish
' V The
V quality is offline, highest. and
" our policy of the best for the
money, settle: the price quotr
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HAZLETON

'I'IleB. &SonCo.

V'i'al. 2M; , _ . or Water at.
IF YOU WANT TO "SEE SOME STYLE

EASTER
FOOTWEAR

LOOK in due wmoovve

We have Men’ a Goods and Blue Call
2 Eyelet Oxfords.‘

169 Washington at. Booth Norwailt.
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RBRhCKEN

II WAOHINOTON OTIIIT.

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Sheet Music

10 . .....
W. A. Briggerman's

music IV'l'OltI.
Donovan llooit. 182 Washington It.

MMONEY T0 LOAN

We loan money to nousoaeopers at
ll weekly payments also to property
owners on second and third morl

SEASONABLE GOODS

.FERTILIZERS
' Large stock, many varieties

ATLAS CEMENT

Rest and most reliable

BUILDING MATERIALS
Brick,.SaVnd. Stone.V .

 

 

sownit ems.
and always

COAL: COAL! COAL!

S pe'o‘ta .forThts

Monogram Rye Whiskey. 75c nt.hth.
"Iharry Wins
“Porthns ........ “noon ‘

. no it sand my or them to
the wholesale urine. (tome Milton
it Como Va {convinced ‘”

we cnrry th is eat and the but
rm:

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ultilnerytln this um. ‘ v

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Fina look mlidltl ease. doiivareti

Other goods. too numerous to motl-1
lion. all at out nslcou. ,
Hot Roost Beet Free Saturday night

CENTRAL HOTEL '

Cor. Monroe C Shootout Its. Tel lot 3
J. a L. Dill“. Prone.

C‘utf.ClasVs

. In Endless Variety

Also it full line of FIRSTCIIASS
JEWELRY at prices that are bound to
attract. Look at our display.

w. R Koch 8. Co.

80 SOUTH MAIN ITIII‘I’.

llll filflVER ’3 tilii

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SPRING
Foottvear

arrnacrwa value‘rv or

. shoes
P UMPS
ANKLEeTIES
OXF S
32. 00 to?’ $4 00

Wear Shoes That Fit

us mummies eraser.
PHONI sir-a.

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gee All these transacted strist
confidential. Other- hours from t a.
In. till 7 p. on; Saturdays till I not .
lNDlPlNDIN’l‘ LOAN a IICURITV
QOMPANV
A" Washington It. Havliand lldg.
One flight on. Room 1.

 

MEWS QMQ
’ rm: wooo

, tiard'anti eon, ready for tamuy usa V

a 3 Wood. .. 1.7! r cord.
‘3. mew‘ .....:1.Io at Kignore.
, Split Wood. 250 Extra.
A. CARMI IITT.‘ WOOD VAID
.r- ” 3 No. 7‘ Newton Avenue.
. inane tie, 1010.N0rwallt. Conn.

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li‘dhoe vou rev vou Ll. Al.-
wave euv

Inc Roger Ludlow
‘Tlvln City or Nugget
7 V‘ CIGARS

it vouh SIALalt tron rum

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PRESCRIPTION
WORK

= IS OUR SPECIALTY

We have n complete stock of Patent
Medicines, erfumott anti Toilet Ar-
ticies

Aunts Roller Greene Co. Choco-
isles.

W F thntore 8: Co.
recounts

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wont“ “all So you V'live‘l “lose vtihotjti the (intuit hauls

ttl or ritn’ euhcnhsiuo row: of their incomes.
one who in not. act. the most out of every dollar.
Int savlnas account here
‘ . allot or thwoudit class and

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iii the one thing that will It'll) you to set
into the “troll-lode" cash haying class.

 

 

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SOLVENT NOTICE
District of Norwailt. tut,
t‘tturt. hlaroll itli. A. 0.. lilitl.
ieittle of Solomon Rollin, late of Nor
wullt, in MN. district. liner-need.

The (‘ourr of ‘i’mhatu for the ills~
trier of Norwalit. llnih limited and al
lowed six months trout the date hereof
for the creditors or sold estate to ca-
blllit their tinime t‘ot nettletttl-nt.
Those vtho ntlgit‘r‘t l0 plenum their
accounts. properly attested. within said
linte will he deharred a recovery All
Minoan indebted to said astute ttro ro-
queetod to mate immediate payment to
ADELAIDE SCAN.

Entwulrtx.

i’rollato

ttt2tt all i I

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PRtlilA'i‘ I'. 8AM; 0i“ IlhlAi. l dSTA’I‘E
i’tlrauunl to an other of the Ilourt
of Probate lot the Diettlcl of Norwalk
authorising utul ntttuoderitt; not them
unto. the uuhaoriber era iur natt- all
title and internal an iohn
Kovacn. late of Norwalit deem-ed. had
at the time of his death in or to the
following described teal errata. to wit:

All undivided one- half interest In
and to those lwu certain tracts or net»
cola of land. with the buildings thereon
alandlna. situated in said lose or Nitr-
trsltt and described as follows:

One tract in quantity about eight till
acres more or letta. with the dwelling
houtte' thereon. hounded northerly by
land of Alva Monitor. now or formerly:

 
 

easterly by land of via Raymond
now or formerly. tan or (loom ttl.
Bottle. novel-tome land or Charles

Hoyt. new or lotto ly. and land or
heirs of daily Rosie deceased: south
erly hydattd attire til it mono new
art «is. ttnli sat. l'y y hlaltvray:
j~ Also one other an containing tine
acre. more or nines... barn there
on. d westerly or
land 0 lillatn it. mourned, now or
to fly; easterly: hy highway. and
son orly by land of (lent-as ill. Smith.
noon» tummy =-

no na‘idulars and lotion entity to
mgah‘ - OLA AM Kowioa

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There is no situation that tnaile‘s' a
husband absolutely lndlsoanflhlel or-
or notice that the lvldovl one wears a.

dress buttoned down the limit alt/an ; i

has it fastened.
As we understandvlt thorn. is no

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when

spun at a an .
its V)“. on you noon

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ntilortano’uts or Walatll in toll/til
the tilt

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We are tits imam dealers in cleats. out. warm. dillrta and

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(Continued Front it‘ll-st Polo.)

around that the verdltt was against
the weight or the evidence. For the
woman, Mr Kennedy made a pathetic
nice for it. very light sentence. tallying
that the young woman would not live
out it long sentence as she has shown
slanll oi tuberculosis and because her
health has not linen good. The noun
suit! them were two reasolta why son
tench should he imposed which the
enormity of the crime instilled-«one
being on punishment, upon Miss Krltch
ntau nod secondly because of its deter
rent ofleel to be exercised upon others
Mitchell tthnwod little emotion when he
received his sentence but the women
broke down afterwards. Both were it-
moved to the county jolt where they
will remain until transferred to Well:-
erstieid.

When Court route in the number of
spectators again tilled all the cents and
the corridors nuttlitltt were crowded.
Mr. Lynch. had tiled a tormul motion
for it new trial for Mitchell and the
court heard him argue noon the mo~
line Mr. lynch speaking slowly and
Mill deep earnestness took up that
matter of murmur tt ltlibi. lie said that
Mitchell muted ttl at disadvantage for
in the great menu of evidence there
was no lunch which pointed alone to-
wards the Krittltmnnn woman and
while the jury watt lnutructed to die
regard this In heating upon Mitchell
they must have when it into consider-
ation. Mr. Lynrh said that the Jury
must have lit-en actuated by sympathy
to have ltrottght in the heavier vur~
(“(‘l anoint-t Mitchell. lie then look
up the movements M Mitchell on touti-
lled lo. claiming the State had not
shown that Mitchell was in l’tllon City
on Friday night, that. Saturday neither
the coronor nor lIir' police had brought
out any evidence oi quarrel between
Mitt-hell and Kiiivlntiltutt on Thursday
night, and it was first heard of in the
evidence or histulu Kl‘lll‘hmflll. a pie
tt'r. who had everything to ”in by the
story she told. “Mt Lynch look on our
roanlmiy the twittuouy of witnesses
whorlttimed to laws that Mitchell was
not out of tho lotion“ on Friday “mm
noon and the Saturday morning. He
wuxht to rumba: the claims advanced
by Attorney Ailing for the Slate, tutti
“M that! the emotion who 'IIId the-
Jury fairly and nuparlialiy mnaider
lilo evidentti glann for liltthtvil?" Ho
said it mutual nd mmwohonalou
that the Jim «hood bring in the vor
tilct thatat did He raid that It should
have been guilty or not guilty of tour»
tier In the flrr'l dearer. null It "not gull-
ll“ them olluulti have hot-n acquittal.
There was on half way point. tie
thouxht the jury must have lit‘l‘ll mll‘
led in considering the tenlltttottt and
that it did not regard thr- instructions
of the court thhl the ovldourt given
millet the wontttn want not to be con
sldorod or .tgnlnot hiittttoll He asked
tor a new hint to inst Mitcholl ttllltlll
ho trlerl nInuo hetero :1 Jury of his
neon

Dliltl'lt‘l Attorney Allin; said he did
not have uiilf‘h to any. but would re-
ply to the nature mode by Mr. Lynch
on the matter of an ellbi. IIt‘.‘ lwllerod
that it was tut oncoilallio that the Jury
had failed to do its duty or that it had
filled to discriminate belnoon the at
Idence lie unlined it an a straight.
honest verdict from an intelligent Jury
Ho bottom! it an a ctraiaht hottest
verdict from an intelligent Jury. lie
believed that the credibility of witnue
sue for Mitchell followed a plan
laid out for them. and was to swear

flitoholl at certain times. Mr.
Alli (mod that Union City Moods
of oholl were singularly quiet for
insuv or them had not come to testify
as oy did not (lure to. ‘Mttctloll
should thank his lucky stars that he
find his neck." sold Ir. Allies, land
was only because there were not
two witnesses to prove collectively the
actual commission of the crllno an the
law direct. to bring in a first degree
verdict."

Mr. Alllnau salted the overruling or
the motion. Judge Williams said he
could not see wherein the verdict was
not in accord with he oyldenco.1‘he
jury undoubtedly t not the than
more Slutty than ille woman. inciting
upon is m as the principal in the crime.

idl- Allin. asked that the motion be
overruled.

‘ .lttdae Williams said it was hardly
conceivable that the Jury would tail
to discriminate in the evidence. for in
this case it was so often reminded that
evidence given against the woman was
not to he lttlten as against the man at
the time of its lotroduct tort. hiltcttoll
and Kuivinaltas were tri ds. Kulrins
kan' utterances when found mentioned
the man tram Waterbury it Hit-

 
 
 

 

 

chell's story that they were friends no

i ltulvlnsitss any

sevldenoe must
a: at chali had
quarrel he linear
or suspicion is to no one except
those two; it. tado no motive ear
the part of any one elite save thus
two Kulvlnsitaa tree a than or so

was true, how

«a. the did say
be taken as corn;
said there was

 
 

wordlnaryh vitality and credence in t a"

ventotlt eatstealenta hit in
’ts' ' the hospital to ill reasons or Illa
ctlrattt and lit '*
luttt was shit tonsil astrsli
arsenic. itdo‘ltss n:ctuminimum
the jury believed fit We story for
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mutants ohm. to
anti. it tra- rottiari’i his that itutvltis- oh

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such thine antlers sisuitshle lot;
tort raisins.

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Is the Last Day of the
Easter Se Sing

. lint we can still present an unbroken line of
Tailor-made Suits ¥
One-piece Lingefie Dresses
Silk Waists

Silk Petticoats
Silk Raincoats

although it has taken many “hurry orders" to the manufacturers to meet the
big demand of the pest week. All the little necessaries that
\ must be had at the last moment are here. too.

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The Raymond Grocery
Company Writes:

lllt. nick‘s MEDICINE (30..
St). Norwalk. Conn.
tit-ttl lumen : -

Please send us one doaeu bottles of
Dr. Dit‘lt'tt Medicine. Wt' hear noth-
ing but ”PM“! for the medicine, the
greatest cure for the (iriuoe and
Rheumatic troubles.

Very truly yours. .
THE RM’MQND GROCERY CO.
Wont 8L, lilo. Norwailt. Conn.

"" ” turnout
MUSIC HALL"

SOUTH NORWALK" ONLY

Vaudeville Theatre

nouoav. rueeoav. weouasoav.
unncu 2s. 29. so

IlG EASTER VAUDIVlLLE BILL
With Ella Wheeler Wilson's Greatest
~ Effort -‘
“HERFIRST DIVORCE CASE“
With Mattie Keane and Company

PALEEN
The Great Vonrrlloquiat

robe—ran“ Stevens—trons
They ding. Dewayne on,” How Mirth‘
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«loco AND FOX
Bonus and Wittlelams

MOTiON PICTURES
That don't hurt the eyes

m: novsucao roue
Four Players oI Musical instruments

JUMPING JACK Hawxmo
Late at the lamina Show

Humane-w ............... o and the
Nton'rs : ............... to and 20:
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Till Hi5?“
Tim V;

TONIGHT. WITH SMATINII WID-
DAY

The CatIIIe Square Stock Go

Presents the Great Western Drama

Queen of the Highway

A Mammoth Seattle Production. Under
the Direction oi the Author. Mr.
V Charles A. Taylor
MONDAY Nlufl‘l’ LADlIB‘ BARGAIN

NlltT arreacrton

WOMAN Against WOMAN

fondant has, had a fair trial and arm
thing ha been done which coltldhe
done to conserve thein interests. The
motion was denied. Mitchell stood ill)
and was sentenced to the stair nrlson
for the rest or his natural life.

hilt. Kennedy then rose to metros
plea tor the Krltchlaan woman. He
asked for a year’s imprisonment. The
reason for doing so. he said. was that
the long term means the death of the
hourly woman. "on. is a trail young

alri.‘ he said. "and she has been on
a diet of sod will the lower lobe
of one in gnarled it than is

m tuhorcu oats broods

more surely than in hpdson. l have the
evidence of the 9 who as-

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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mate 1 ttl "li°"$c"ll‘e”»""
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lttl into eon ration nod not in“

athe clan pillili‘ibntif asda‘alre to

in support of in
the enormity or

 
 
 

your as
Maiallmdt iiaitl or or. will
Your truer trulst rsa
limo prison she the
led. trite '

Maintain
,alninod atlas Kritohatan tilts not-nine and

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NOTICE

Warning!

The Century Rooting & hlanu
factoring (‘ompant has purchased
from Cha- (1 Keystone all the for
mnia owned or known by him. also
by conveyance from W H. Roy-
stone his father. acquired sole and
exclusive right to the trademark
and formula for compounding “Con
tury Compound." We are. there
fore, solo and exeluslte owners of
the '(‘ontury Compound" formula
and trademark unit have the sole
tight to manufacture and cell said
“f‘Contnonnd and caution... all ner-
nons from entering into not con-
tract withsCllas C. Ruyetono or
other names than ourselves
(‘entury compound and warn all
nomene that any such contracts are
in violation of our rights which
will be strictly enforced.

March 26th mo

The Century Roofingmm
AND '

Manufacturing Co

CHRISTIAN BWARTZ. Pree‘L

 

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may endeavor to soothe the in-
ofllclency and to avoid the til-v
noyuuce of changing gears in
any way you like but you will

, not succeed until you own an
ELMORR. We want to demon-
strate that fact to YOU.

l. E. tulihnt to.

AGENTS
3! Wall Street. Not-walk.

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Stvartz RVVCorhott Block

NonwnLK" " .

RIDING Slillflfll

First-clans horaea, perfectly
.lrneonshle prices.

Personal attention given to chll
iron,

81 WEST "L, IOIIILK

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Are Sure of More
for Your Money
If You Buyliiere

It you are a steady customer
your saving is considerable; it
an occasional patron you gain
on every “occasion.” We are
retailing wholesalers of Cotton.
Tee. Spices. Sugar and kindred
goods. and are enabled, by pre-
parlng our own wares, to goon
antes their frgahheea and gyrlty.

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theory is to altord protection. This
can one or the moat atrocious crimes
hat ever saw the light oi day After
.‘urther remarks the woman stood. and
ta in Mitchell's case she was told that
the had had It lair lrlhl She was con.
loaned to state prison for not. less
nan twelve nor more than cum
roars

Coutt was immediately adiourned.

TAILIT To ”A8007 9‘11!

Petey. the bull terrier maeaot of Pot-
nntn Hone Company. still not be for.
action. An engraved tablet to his
memory has been erected at the hose
noose giving the information that Pet-
ty was killed while on duty March 14
Patuys death was due to the false
alarm front Box to near the Norwalit
iron Works. last Thursday evening.
shortly after 7 o'.cloolt Patsy was
run over by the heavy Putnam Hose
chemical truck Just as It was leaving
the tire house Even after receiving
his mortal injuries, Patsy showed
great arlt He continued in the direeu
sticn the apparatus had lone. draaalna
himself as far as Jacob lchaub‘a reel-
drum in Washlnaton street.

Ilillillhlll [hill ins

Wino museum one or the welhknowu
ea oierlttaoat me thm‘tfi:
only a in n I
witnessed the hihihhr details in
it rot and null.

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Willi
this even
tho Orton
also to

arty of than
noun candy
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Milo” “In?n more

Mocha and Java
COFFEE

is way beyond what the notes
brings smothers. so we lower-t
direct and out out the “middle"
profit that you are asked to pay
other dealaeo.

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The Union Pacific
Tea 00.,

us waslltrlorou areal?
phone use
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New 3m Illinois In
Men’ s Socks

raou delirium rua ra-
nous

Onyx Brand

that ran over this We aroon.
NI!!! othora nlost trait tor
tot-titer notice. unto thread.
smooth. slrona and light weight.
with lace clients-midst what the

name? “amfi With embroid-
on ulllln
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