Emu! War II Hel- Husband
CA Bill DOE. Moss. March 10r—
criminsl procedure in connection with
the murder of Clarence l" Glover.a
iWIitllIin laundry proprietor on the
night of Nov. 20 1909 we ended to-
day as for as the Massachusetts courts
on concerned when District Attorney
“H J. We no! pressed a secret
IndiIiliuht returned a inst Mrs. Lib,
Ilin‘fl.’ “:19"va wol ow oi’ the tour
' mu: he'r wltmbelnc In
$1,622.50”; beige to?“ “fact. ‘Illllttlov Lo-
. ‘ sun ron no nsro est
direct. tat snow ‘30 Michal, 0:,8. .who was a mold in the
“tn-duly Ihli “mills- Glover household. wa acquitted or
34 ’ 819’.ci0ck All Insist 'Gio‘ver's murder by a my after I most
.' cordially invited . a sensational trial last December. i
. F yn’n.w . H. Robert M. Wi cos. ~ in poi pressing the indictment. charg- .
. lug Mrs. Glover with being an access-
. . chapter. N9. 38. EA ory the fact, District Attorney Higgins.
., . N in Masonic BulldlnIM. South said that in asmuch as the principsi
Nola street. 3d and stn TueIdIyI 0! defendant in the case had been freed
month—duly and August or by a jury. it would be impossible to
--st 8 ociock. All Rani Arch convict on alleged accessory before
i cordially “Ml“- Willism H. the fact. The evidence against Mrs
n. H. P. Robert M. Wilcox. Giovando: (polish the indlptment was
_ ~ . returns I on secured he said. by
'flDIBRT M. WILGOXo Snor- detectives. who had been working in
the interests of the brothers of the
murdered man.
Mrs. Glover was placed on trial a
5i 8 .. .
i that, No. its.
. ms negative”! .ycsr {:0 on the charge of being In
Ilnsss Department acceshuy after the fact. but before the
. rolloh allies. Nomlk can been completed the district
~Idilor's Moulding ‘ vsttorney asked that it be dismissed as
. its Iditorld II'IiiiCnos Tibet‘s was no evidence against Mrs.
if; ‘ .. -- Glover or her associates.
—_
sAaLv IENriNaL rouoaaow'
on account or alterations. made
necessary because oi the insiitliItion
of I new and larger press in The Sen- i lll b0
cuss on It a ut town concerning the
tips] building in a few days, it will memorable meeting of Norwalk louse
bensoossary tor Saturdays Sentinel to If; P. O. E, ,W‘eotxsday evening when
tore was a up r t contest for the or
5? “’ 9”” bah“ ‘2 “'0“ A" “6 lice- ot exalted ruler between lisrry B.
Vertlsements. church notices and Pickering. of this city. and hides li‘.
other, items of news should be in the gmfldmfigfgm' which w" won
oillco tonight or early tomorrow morn
TN: sLKs ANNUAL Mss’rmo.
City ei‘flomik Members Talk of
starting a Lodge
There seems to be considernblo dis-
NorwIilt members feel thst their
in. as wecanuot susrsntee publlcs- rfie.zg‘gdt:mtb:2 amtfg‘: the
tion. of notices received after 10 some tall; started or a split in the
. odds In the securing of a charter
“m“ ”mm" ”mm" for a lodge of Elks to be locuted in the
WW. City of Norwslk.
. Through the efforts of the Christian ”:3 mdhhg‘i‘f: yogic; vary. '31
Commercial Traveliers‘ association. pressed today that it would be smooth-
50.000 Bibles are being distributed ed over in due time. The locating of
free each year in this country. The axm’dcfi;wog‘§£:ai Ts‘nlod‘fi:
Bibles m’ 91““! in hotels “‘5 board present location in Booth Main street
in: bounce and given away on train. has slso figured in the discussion.
If some plan can be evolved which ', . -.
d . h . m d, ' wammr. larch lO.-Charles
m p“ w a ey roe nto practice It Baldwin. former mayor of Wstci'
there is no doubt um I srsst d‘osl oi bury ”1390.93. and m. the pm 30
[001! Will be accomplished years one or the most prominent cili
, _ m’n—u Ions‘ot ‘Wstgrbnrly.‘dieg eahriy S2“
‘ morons na ospta at on Am if
, MONT TEEEPOINT. N. J. He he lived in Perth Amboy for
., We"? (mu... Niobium“ Sm}.’dltll‘li'id‘ai’if‘iih‘l:”2‘2
“.3 9“ many espiotlvee “9 ““d m 1861. and graduated from Western Re-
jdono' pisys which are punishable by
~ line if ussid on the public highway.—
’hliddietown Sun.
servo College in 1871. He wIs the on
uniser of the Manufacturers' Nation-
al Bank and long its cashier. manager
of the Waterbury Americsn for a do:
on years, and so important force in
politics and business up till about
1892. when he left Waterbury and has
since been in business in New York
Ind London. He leaves a mother Ind
. _ -9~°
v. Neat ,vprloes.the dropped fourteen
‘ per cent at Kaunas City under that
' year, which brings the following caus—
tic‘ comment from the Meridon Journ- “ t r in aid I W t m H ‘
.00 ll IB.WOI‘6 en Iolfv,
I 0“,)?“ lock i“ has in She face sister in Ohio. and I brother. Chaun-
“kw l1. rem Ilded Of 1 e chasm 0°). C. 3.10.“), m Perth Amboy.
between the rich and poor "—Rocii
Milo .ldurnsl.
, - ~0—
Hots the wsy the landed operators
' . up the panic stricken Nev.
market it would appear that the
fen of lack of foreign con
be in the soundness of our rail
rifles is somewhat oxauerl-
There is I suspicion that the)
got really believe what they say
lvos.—7Wouisn's National Dally.
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NEWPORT RESIDENCE IURNID.
NEWPORT, R. 1.. March i0-The
summer residence of James J. Cougan.
a retired New York business man. in
Chestnut street. in this city. was out
sited early today by lire. which caused
an estimated loss or $40000 The
house. which was a colonial structure
of stone and wood. was stacked with
line furniture and many valuablo
works of art. all of which were prac-
tically destroyed. The blue originat-
ed in the bssement from an overheat-
ed furnace Ind before the firemen Ir-
rivsd. the tire hsd ”"014 to the upper
floors. Two firemen were overcomo
by smoke. .
LADIII' UNITED WHIIT OLUI.
Mrs. Jsmos Golden was the hostOII
for yestetdsy afternoon's meeting of
.ths Ladies” United Whist Club. The
first. second and third prises wIl‘I‘
won res tiveiy by Mrs. il‘rsnhiyn G.
6W" m Wm °' “M" E“! Brown. plain o. r. smith Ind ms
clot-sues it Int-M be filtered Golden. The club will meet in in.
tllrltotberrnotmnada overcomes two weeks with Mrs. George . Van
my!" Innustlon favorably there Alstyno. at her home in liayview ave~
" pod Ms why she should.—- nus.
"Tflbfllo. UNKNOWN MAN DROWNIO IN
HARTFORD. '
.. .4...
Witw- ocular A ms bu been marrow. Msmh 10.—-An un-
I by s attry or women in the shownmmra.‘:o g..;'ill3: mix:
m rown n e or r
0' Y's: “unfillomrwzwxgn; in. Ho “tempted to cross on the
« ice. which Isve way. His body was
cradle ’9’ ‘ month "'9‘"? recovered sod is at the menus await.
in. identification.
I NIIsohusetts legislIture has
'I law forbidding aviators to fly
than 1,000 feet. Massschusetts
‘ , klwsvs been I toplotty state. but
is :Oll opportunity toseo just how
tI-s‘uthorlty goeI—Grsnd ltspids
Extra Steinp Specials
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Saturday s Big 53
e
Another Monstrous Day Planned for Tomorrow
Extraordinary Value Giving
ONLY THE NEWEST
Spring Merchandise
Every indication points to an early season. Naturc' a prop hots in their happiest moods proclaim awakening of Spring. Our store is fully” in touch with the sea.
sons‘s demands. Every department is up and .155“.an NEW SUITS. THE NEW SILKS, THE NEW DRESS GOO DS, THE NEW TRIMMINGS.
THE NEW HOSIERY. THE NEW GLOVES. All are ready as never before.
' O
Undermuslins
All Clean. New. Fresh Muslim
$1.50 mom GOWNS—Dainty styles
in Crossbar and Nalnsook. Empire
effect. handsomely trim-
med. Tomorrow .......... 97C
39c DRAWERS—Women’s Drawers.
well made. of good quality Cambric.
made with full rud‘lcs. embroidered
edge.
Tomorrow ................ 240
81.50 PETTICOATS—Long White
Muslin Petticoats with deep em-
broidered fiouncc in I number of new
designs
Tomorrow ................. 799
III
II Station with 1 lb. Ito-its Ooh . _
Ills III , ,
Choice“. It lamps with i lb. It“. not”; I;
*t‘qu‘. “if! 1' lb: J”: . up 0" .l .y x
New Hosiery &Underwear
WOMEN'S SILK HOSE. pure thread
silk. with cotton soles and tops.
black. white and pink; rsgulsr $1.00
valuéI.
Tomorrow ................. 750 .
WOMEN'S BLACK SILK LISLE
HOSE. medium and heavy weight;
all sizes: 39c quality.
Tomorrow ..... . ........... 290
WOMEN'S medium weight bleached
long and short sleeve VESTS. knee
and ankle length PANTS to match.
new goods Special
..........' ................ . 29c
New'Lincns
Snow White Linen Table Damask
with Napkins to mstch. We are
showing a complete line of Irish
Ind Scotch Damssks. from all the
best makers. The quantities are the
usual Boston Store standard. mak-
ing you thoroughly comfortable in
buying here. since the loston Store
Linens are known and recognised as
the best obtainable for the uneasy.
7I-itieh All Litton Satin DAUABK.
value has.
Tomorrow. YARD . . ..
.Sl
NAPKINS of the same quality. to
mstch: value Sam.
Tomorrow. DOZEN
$2.75
New White Wash Goods
STIRRINO VALUES
PLAIN LAWNB. lino soft finish. al-
wayspopulsriorwIistssnd Dress-
esirolularlyrpcysrd. 9°
TW.YARD...........
PLAIN NWIOOK. in the soft m
«Markham; 36in.
Vida; to: value.
Tomorrow. Willi) .1“
wuxrs norms. zoo msrcsrissd
o«atlty tor skirtaand whim m
lstly m. , ~r
At 24c
At 590
Spring Suit.
“T
models. Special prices for
Saturday’s Greatest Suit Bargains
TO THE WOMEN OF THE NORWALKS we are pleased to In-
nounce a Sale of
$22. 50
Stylish Spring Suits
Soturdey Only $16. 50 One Day Only
Next to I dainty Hat there's nothing quite so important Is first New
These have arrived within the past few days. It is
gritfying to us to be able to say to you that the values offered ire
very exceptional. and the fabrics. styles. and workmanship are su-
pcrior to any ever offered at this price.
the smartest models of the season; worth $92.50. Saturdsy. $16.50.
in; . 1911 Spring Style Coats
Seauriful new models. Fine quality French Sci-gee. Panamas. Mixtures,
etc.. with braid and satin trimminige also the favored sailor color
......
Saturday .....................
Every desirable color in
$9.50 to $20
(”I School Dresses
Sizes 4 to is years:
regular 39c values.
Sires 4 to is years;
regular 79: values.
New Spring Skirts
We have selected several styles of
New Spring Dress Ind Walking
Skirts. Panamas Ind Mannlsh Wot.
steds. All Skirts now marked
36.50. Saturday
only ............... $4.49
‘1
The New Summer Wash
Dresbes
We never showed a more beautiful
displsy of Summer Wssh Dresses—-
Lawns. Ginghams. Chambrays, as
well as Lingeriss. are here in great
numbers.
For Women Ind
s‘t . $2s9 Misses. Styles tbst
Ikadd soil at $3.98 and Sand. We are
selling hundreds of them at 82.90.
Immense Purchase
Placed on sale tomorrow at great price _
concessions. We were extremely
fortunate in consummatfng this
transaction, which will make. with-
out I doubt. the MOST IMPORT-
ANT WAIST SALE OF THE
SEASON. Do not fall to take ad.
vantage of these great values.
0 I
At 49c Lot of Percale Ind
Gingham Walsts. all
fresh. new merchandise. all plain
tailored models; worth 90c. Satur—
day. 49c.
Sample Waists
At 9 Supple stu of
Lawn and Batiste. 35
new models. long, short or kimono
sleeves. high or low neck. hand-
somely trimmcd; worth 31.79. Sat-
urday. 96c. . fi ,
At $1 7 The popular "Stan-
0’ dard" Walsts. dres-
sy models. beautifully trimmed:
$3.98 values. Saturday, 31.79.
Millincry—New Spring
Bonnets
The Flowers that bloom in the Spring
are already blooming on the new
Hats. Come tomorrow and take a
poop in our Millinery Depusnd see
what Dame Fashion predicts in the
new Spring styles.
Notions
PILLOW TOPS. imitstion Tapestry.
a good assortment of colors; soc
values. It .. ....... . ........... arc
The “GRIP FAST" SHIRT WAIST
BELTS.at..... ........ ......uc
LINGERIE BRAIDS. washable. fest
”colors. ro-yd. pieces. Tomorrow.»
5-inch Blsck Ind White NOVELTY
TAFFETA RIBBON It. .. .ss‘c yd.
WOMEN'S NECKWEAR -- Real
hand-aids Irish Lace Dutch Cob
lsra; yscvsluss. Tomorrow....m
Small lot Miter vswnr race.
inmymslscmat Wm
~ New Gloves '
Women’s limb Kid Glove; famous
P.&L..Ilithanswiprlngshsdss;
y.is.sbi|ullity. ‘1
Tomorrow..
. (Evory pair warrsntad)
s-olbsp Silk (limos. doublssiippod flu-
I f hsuvy quality. mt. black
, MANTLE SCARFS.
New Draperies
Ill made with
fringe; soc value.
Tomorrow. EACH ........ 360
RUFFLED MUSLIN CURTAINS.
with fancy edger. 39: value.
Tomorrow . ........19c
Wool Dress Gouda
Everything now. Right up to the min-
obs in styles and colorings. The two
big features—large sssortmonts. low
pricss.
TOMORROWS SPECIALS
3 Big‘lucailols
winch “BOTANY HILLS" SERGE
in Navy. Black and Gray: regular
imam» 590
which such I navy lien..-
tANs. in hair um our»: Wy
44-inch CREAN SING“ with black
hair and elicited Moss!
Shoo yard.
......
Silk 8: CottonDrcsa Goods
People come even from the borders of
Bridgeport to buy their Dress Goods
at The Boston Store. We say in all
candor and essctness that our show-
ing is the grandest ever seen. Last
Saturday we sold over soon yards
of Dotted
Jsponika Silks at 24c
It looked as though we had exhausted
the supply. ‘Wc couldn't resist buy-
ing rye more pieces that were offer-
ed us at a big price concession. This
lot arrived yesterday. and there be-
ing just enough for Saturdsy's sell-
ing. we shall mark them as before.
age yard.
Black Headierbioom
Petticoats . .
1.29
No: Regular price II.
Women's Wrist Bass 4‘
alanine Walrus Bogs. isalnch from
douhisorsingis straphsndlsIcalf
liabiginrsdortamilttsdwldipurso.”
mirrorsnd powder pulp
*Iesollss .
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