‘ 1 bably “be adjourned until
Special Values in
Ruffle Curtains
basil CURTAINS,
1111: and 251: a pair
E. K. BANKS
Mahackomo Hotel Block.
South Nomlk
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WRITING
PAPER
iN ALL COLORB
WM. P. ; BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
South Norwali and Norwalk
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illiiliHi Ill BARN
All] All lilliiiilll
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain or
snow tonight and Tuesday colder,
high east to southeast winds, shifting
to west Tuesdat. ' A well defined
steim of considerable intensity is 1-111
trill this morning over Illinois.“
pioducing cloudy weathet witlt rain 01
snow in nearly all sections cast of
the Mississippi liiver. ' The front
edge of tlio'storin extended as In r east
as New York city tit s a, ill. The
storm \1‘1’II more eastward and reach
this vicinity during the afternoon and
continue during the night and part 01'
'l‘uesdiiy, followed by clearing and
colder 'i'uesduy night. Zero tempora-
lure's were reported from the itortiicrn
l'lCiIIOIl 111' the l the union. Storm
1111111111111, 1111} displmcd along the
(:(iiiis't.
TEMPERATURE {151151150 TODAY.
'l‘einperitture: )Iillilllllirb, ‘311;
11111111, .76. Partly cloudy.
immi-
Tho .‘Jorwnlk Heard of Trade hau-
quet will be held on Wednesday cron-
ing., The committee have 11.161.111.111 11
large number of names and are plan
. iting for htwcen 1731 and 200 people.
The tloys Athletic Club will hold 11
meeting this evening at '1’ o'clock at
the South Nrwalk Methodist Episco-
pal Church, 11111. Joint Id. Boiler atid
(iltarlr‘s Gray, Sr., in charge.
Henry Williams, of Merwin street.
spent yesterday with his grandmoth-
or, Mrs. .latnesO. linttt, of Walling
lord and his sister, Mrs. J. i... Barrett,
of New Haven. The latter was for-
merly Miss Catherine Williams,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Williams, -
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St. John & Kcyscr, holders of the
cup given by the East Norwtllk Yacht
Club last season for speed boats, are
constructing a cup defender which
they figure will give. anything produc-
‘ed in The Norwaiks it run for their
money. The new speed boat will be
but twenty feet in length. but will be
equipped with powerful engines and
Will be made for speed alone. Much
interest is being manifested in yacht-
ing circles, in this little ilyer.
,.
President Nehemiah Candee, of the
South Norwalk Board of Trade. has
received a letter of cangratulation
from William H. Seeiey. manager of
the New England Lines industrial Bu-
- reau, as a result of the successful of-
forts put forth by the board and the
South Norwaik Engineering company
in getting the Filling intereat's pat-
ents for the latter concern. 'Mr; See-
‘ley was largely responsible for this
transaction which may mean much
to the city and town before many
months have elapsed.
‘The directors oiiiie Norwalk In-
. vestment Company will hold a short
meeting this evening whic will pro-
marrow,
owing to the illness of Dudley E. Hoyt
which will prevent ‘ his attendance 'at
the session. This case is causing
sonic interest in The Norwalks and
it is understood that a determined of-
fort in to be put forth by the directors
,to put the company on a sound busi-
naps basis. It is rumored that Mr.
Hoyt'a resignation as an officer will
‘ be requested and will be the ultimate
result of the movment.
Special This Week
Only ‘
Bican’c Linimcnt, 25° iizo..'__....,.15_6
Sloan'l Lint ' , ll . (...Qflc
Clonal Ll Imbn 410-bit file
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Old Offenders Appear Before
1 Judge Lockwood and Go to Jail
to Await Trail on Appeals 1
Sewn Iiiiliu ii nittc 11-1, victims taught
in tin Nuinalk polite (11111
ntoruini,r its participants in a (arousal
and general drunken brawl in litirlon's
Iiill‘ll in lirooli nircct, int-111i .liiilgc Eli
ward ii. Lockwood, this morning. in
the Norwailt Town tlourl. Seven pris-f
otters pleaded trill-.11, guilt; to inliixlcii-E
lion, hut I11 no othii 1iiuigc iigiiiit- :3
them. Seton men “1111- ‘lill'ilt 111i to
thi.1_\' dots in jail i111 i11111xi1 liillli‘i and
posts, t—‘even 1111111 received a like 1111-11»
it'llcc‘~~1or breach of the peat‘c and act“
Ba 1111111 illlfiMIlilt‘Iy appealed. Seven,“
mill-"N11 planed finder $.30 bonds to
allllil IIll‘il Now .1i and 111-1111 1111-11 blue
“94‘“ liiIH‘l‘i l0 lil'lliy “1‘, Oil I0 “A”
The men and their on",
William Murphy, intoxication, breach
of the. peace, abusive language and 1.1,?
snult: lddwnrd Riley,
the peace;
troupe, of Hartford,
guitge: Richard
and breach of the peace;
peace and assault;
cry, intoxication, breach of the peace'
and assault.
From the gory appearance of
the place, It would seem that a pig had
been butchered, but It was only the
lighters who had aided to make the
born the :mess" It was. Several wore
bleeding from cuts and all were more
or less injured.
' The first clue as to anything out of
the ordinary which reached the police.
was the appearance of "Wicked" Mun
phy to Sergeant Brynn H. Silk In the
station house. He was badly battered
and asked to he put up for the night.
He refused to answer any questions as
to where the fight had been. He was
held and the sergeant went for fur-
ther evidences of a. scrap.
A short while later "hob“ Montgom-
ery appeared in the lunch wagon and
told Special Officer Clune of the fight.
in which he-had been “done tip." Of-
flcer Clunc slipped out and notified
headquarters and soon four officers
were on their way to the barn.
iicers Jan-via 'S. Murray and Thomas J.
Barney and Special Officer Clune. They
found live men and enrolled them all
some being taken to Water street and
some to Smith street for the night.
When Montgomery was in the lunch
wagon he had a wooden potato masher
and he was on his way back to "get
square.” ”His efforts in this direct’
Were interrupted by the police before
he returned to the barn.
"The men were making a terrible
noise and the officers knew that they
had arrived in time. They werenot
resisted to any extent, their appear-
the time being. 1 ,
Hit With Milk Bottle. ,
1.1111111111111111, 5 colored driver em-
played by the warden. Condensed
Milk coalition unstained serious injur-
' lea about the face and 11111111 Saturday
when One of his fellow drivers. Anson
by 111111111, struck 1111111111111 11 buttermilk
bottle on a result ' in argument the
man got into. 1
.The 111111111 rted at 4 O'clock in
chi " 11 a humid depot and
Tilt 11101111111
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Sunday
"29' Wt‘ 1‘02 1‘
intoxication;
IllOilCIl of the peace and assault; l-‘rank i
Sherwood, intoxication and branch of;
Thomas 11111113. i'orini-r 111l11- .
sit-cl singer with Primrose 11nd “Heat's:
i1it1‘111i1-111I1111.I
breach of the. police and abusive lau-i
Carley, intoxication;
.laines"\\'ick.‘:
ed” Murphy, intoxication, breach of the'
Robert 2311111111011»-
thoi
barn when the police officers reached-
Tbe officers were Sergeant silk, 0f!
once having quieted the performers fpr I
‘ Sideboards
Extension Tables
China Closets
Dining Chairs
Buffets
and medium grades.
" M'DOUCALL KITCHEN cast
“BONNI
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range, Itovo or loll-feeder.
RAYMOND
All the F‘urnltur'o for 11 well-furnished house you will find here
In great variety and at prices within the reach of all. in,both tine
Exclusive agents for
GLOBE WERNICKE SECTIONAL BOOK CASES
HUB RANGES—WORLD'S BEST
.OBTERMOOR MATTREBSES
A. J.' COLLINS & COMPANY
A; an Egg Producer Has No Equal
i want to call your attention to the fact tliht i am making a Poul-
try Mush tltitt is as near perfect as can possibly be made.
statement In being confirmed every day by my customers reporting
that they are getting better results titan from any other mash. Will
take pleasure in showing costumers every one of the grains “Bonnie"
Mash containsw for it Is made only from pure, sweet grain products.
First In quality, last in price,
era-viionnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
Jeddo Coa
Send us an order for one load, and we will retain you no a cul-
tomer. Gleamfrec from claimuniform quality, Irritable for furnace,
Prices on application.
Mm»
Brass, Beds
Enainel Beds
Dressers
Chiffoniers
Bedding
NETS
E MASH"
This
MANUEL 'rORo HATCH.
always in the mindset its custom-
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A Hot Thing
EASTER TOUR
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to the moat Picturesque City of the
South
March scam-11 1. am
NEW YORK“ TO SAVANNAH
and Return
Including auto tour of Savannah and
2 1-2 days' hotel accommodations.
Ask us for particulars.
J. M. LAYTON 81 Co.
Agents
5 Railroad Ave. South Nor-walk. Ct.
”...—......
Fenwick Optical Co.
EYES EXAMINED FREE
AND GLASSES GUAEANTEED
Open Monday and Saturday evenings
UNITED BANK BUILDING.
Savannah Line'
11.1111 rivn
LADIES‘ SUITS
DRESSES' ...... . . .. ....
COATS”... .......... ..
WAIBTB :
SKIBTB. .. .......
runs AND FUR coma at
THE Hausa or
515 Main'St., Stamford.
The woman shrewd enough to figure ahead and Invest 11 dollar
where it will do the most good, will at once recognize in this plfo , ,
the opportunity to supply her clothing needs at a decided saving.
ed. We refuse to carry any over into next. season.
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit Hops
33 50. Main St., South Norwilk
........ from 111.911.111.11
..... . ..fromififlup
......... ....fromiamup'
................ fromfifiou
........... from‘iatup"
a great sacrifice. None are rem-vs 3
GOOD CLOTH E8
Optician
O. D. Jackson
Everything in the Optical Line :9
Eyes Examined Free
as WALL 1111111111“
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
1.
South Nomik
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DAVID W. RAYMOND ‘
Funeral Director and Embalmcr,
19 North Main Street. South Norwalkl
Residence, 5 Washington Street. i
' Telephone at office, 386-2.
Telephone at house. 693
Creat Opening site
I (illnfllll'if‘t‘ a firm" ODEIIIHK BRIO,
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White Shoe Store
90 Washington Street
Corner Atlantic and W orthStreels, Stamford
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lnfanti‘ 51m. 5 to a, :1. 75. sin.
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Main street iii hie alteration.
bottle of buttermilk and struck Hines
over titeltead with it inflicting painful
and deep cuts on ihecolorod man's
cheek and behind his head, Sir. ivlines
y'ns hurried to Dr. Robert M. With-
Office where the injuries were dross-
ed.
ELIIMI ALLEN THE AGED
BIllllEBlilllllMllElilllST.
Villl'lElIT’S HOSPITAL,
' NEW YORK
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York an ambulance. was called. and,
though the new apartment was partly
furnished, he was taken to the nearest
hospital. 1
lie was in a critical condition for
several days and when he began to
show signs of recovering hardening of
the arteries developed and a clot foi m-
ed In an artery near where Allen stif-
fered his injury by the fall. Then the
doctors gave up all hope. Blood poi-
soning set in two weeks ago. The
in an operation; A consultation by
the bridc,‘her mother, Mrs. E. V. W.
Kneeland; Mrs. Daniel Cooke. a dough-
ter of Allen, and the physicians was
held on last Monday. It was decided
however, that the old man did not
have strength enough to undergo such
an Operation. He grew worse rapidly.
As Allen lay in the Hospital the
coolness between the bride and Mrs.
Cooke. Allen's daughter, whO opposed
the match because Allen's first wife
died on August 12 last. prevented the
the old man. It was‘arrangod that
Mrs. Allen should visit her husband
in the morning and the evenin¢ and
A Special Feature of Our semi-Annual Sale
NOW GOING ON
20% Pairs of Misses' and Children’s Shoes
6“" MW“ " ' Patent Colt, hand sewed. rock oak outer soles and in-
"" 50'“: I’m-M over our Special FOOT FORM LASTS.
MM“ “mv 1' 31 ‘0 t«2511.13.11. Price .'. ................... $195
CIIIIdI’Gn' I lllei. SIM to 11. Conn SHIQ PPICB ................. $155
Parents should one than Shoes to worm“. the bargalni we 0"”.
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bout of the argument Anson animal 11‘
only posslble chance of recovery lay 1
two from meeting at the bedside of a
the daughter in the aft con iii life
Mrs. Allen, whooping t ‘ dirt ‘
for“ the“ norm
trim '* I 1' :31 ...‘
South Norwaik 1
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Ilf’d. Dr. Frederick L. 3111111111 1:11 Now.
or Hospital hits been ntituding it...
Vi hen 011- old 1111111 grew beaker Sat-1
11rdit1 nit1innon Mrs Cooke “R3 all
the bedside. Ul. C. l. .\ictlulrc,of Sol
120 East Sixtlcth street. and Dr. S. Jum
Walsh worn lit atloudancc.1‘tllens
mind wandered and the. last words not
said were Mind her," referring to his;
wife. Mrs. Kneeluitd touched the hos- ;
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only n11 hour before he died. Site or
ranged for the burial services.
The body will be cremated lit the.
Fresh Pond Crematory and the ashes
will be buried in the Kcnsico Cente-
tery beside the body of Allen‘s first
wife. _A funeral service will be held
tomorrow afternoon In it private clin-
pel. it will be biiet‘ as Allen, it is
said, did not belietc In long religious.
sbtvices.
There have been rumors regarding
Allen’s wealth and his will. It was
said last, evening by Elmer S. Ander-
son. formerly private secretary to Al-
ien, and new president of the Export
and Domestic Lumber Company, of
No. 85 Beaver street. that the reports
of the old athlete's wealth were ex-
aggerated. Anderson and Mrs. Cooke
are ekecutors of the will, which di-
vides" the prOporty” equally between
the widow and the daughter.
“Mr. Allen," said Anderson, “has
been in phor shape both mentally and
physically for the last three years."
When asked If the reference to the
mental" condition indicated there
would be a contest over the will, as
Mrs. Kneoland, the mother of Mrs.
11191191011111“ cheral Weeks ago,
he replied: “I do not think Mrs.
Cooke will make any light. " ~ - ~
Mrs. Cooke on that point spld: “My
lea 1111 my father was not be-
auburn", ‘
_'Allona first wife was Elisabeth Ak-
anions literary woman. who
,at 8 a. m., and last: TEN DAYS.
faooils sold at hair who
pita] at 5 o'clock, though she left hintI
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Iy 1111. r“tlbatlt'aiicu 11
111 Win: =1, , 11111111,
I i! 111 th ‘ x 11 ‘m
11 “18 w 1‘ It “a,“
ultlth slitils SATURDAY FEB. 17,;
All
M L. Rosco, 15 ElyAv.,
South Norwalk
25c Shades
All Colors—«Special
191:
r. A MITCHELL
Furniture Store
CORNER WALL AND HIGH srs.,§
NORWALK. CONN
N"Wink Brandt Office of
The Evening Sentinel
The Reed 51 Voik
teturn Allen called on Ila,
tame engaged on last The
11.
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111111: in .Innnaty Allen made 11 Mg;
will.
At the time of the announcement ofi
his engagement Allen showed his
strength by doing many
wrestling tricks. He said he expected
to live to be 100 yenis old. He danc—
ed with his. bride and his mother in
law in the quaint old farmhouse in
Cherry Dale on the evening of the
wedding.
Despite the difference in their ages
Alien insisted his wife and he were
comrades in every sense of the word.
lie was proud of his wife‘s beauty,-
wit and vivacity. 1 She was devoted
to him.
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GIRL BURGLAR ARRESTED.
GR’EENWICH, Feb. 26.——Sherifi’ Fin-
égan has received word from the chief
of police of Boston of the arrest iii
that city of Madge Dallely, who has
been sought by a New York burglar
insurance agency on the c urge of
having stolen a bail costume belong-
ing to Mrs.'A. L..Ferguson, of Green-
wich,,and valued at $150. The girl
was employed as a domestic at the
Ferguson home up to a month ago.
After her. departure the town was
found to be? missing. tire. Ferguson
notified the agency. Word was sent
to Boston, where it is said the girl
was under the eyes of the police for
some time 111110111 action was taken.
One evening she appeared at a dance
wearing the costume. A warrant: was
precured from the Greenwich author-
lites and the arrest followed. The
girl is cold to have admitted taking
> South Norwalk.
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“The Meyer Sec of the Meyer
Car, the Meyer you want
to own one”
Ypu are cordially invited to inspect the 1912 Models at our Garage. -‘ .1
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE BY THE HOUR, DAY 0R WEEK.
H.
Telephone 6814
BANKS
NORWALK, CONN...
Very Best Butter on the Market, 351: lb
3 cans Milk 1151”“
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3 cans Good Corfl tor ..........
Celery, Paisnips, Sweet Potatoes, Oranges, Grapes, Apples.
5,... Large Shipment UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
...... 2
'lurriips, per peck ..............
3 pounds Wet Mince Meat for. .. .
............................ 256
5c
............ 17c
............... 2
PHONE 148
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
' in the Town
.AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—60 South Main Street
Music Hall Bloci
l
Darraglt Brothers
. GROCERS
Washington Street
Bridge
l“cohone . 923
RECEPTION Fen-_wss IVES
O
Friends Entertaincd at Her up,“
. Norwaik Steamboat 1111111
Honor of Birthday Anniversai’y.’
An informal reception was held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Ives, at 65 Spring street, Friday even-
ing, in honor of their daughter, Theo-
dora's, twenty-first birthday. Games
Were enjoyed and flint prizes were-
awarded to Mrs. Charles Steinwald
and Mr. MacDonneil. The consolation
was given to Mrs. hiacDoniiell. Dur-
ing the evening‘Mr. ives rendered
several solos, accompanied by Mrs.
Ives at the piano. ‘-
_Antong those present were Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Ives, Mr. and Mrs.
Leroy Holden. Miss Gertrude Stein-
walk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Evaneskl
Mr. and Mrs. MacDonnell. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Steinwald and daughter,
,Georger Marigold and Miss Theodora 11
Ives, There were also a number of
out-of-torwn friends present.“
During the evening a dainty supper
was served and the partybroke up at
a late hour, voting Misc ‘Ivea a most
charming hostess. ‘
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The Hospital 111111111111 Club will
meet with Mrs. A.’ C. Choral“, 1 Wash-
ington street, Tuesday at ~21 80 6 block.
J. 11. CONNOR. Mgr.
SERVICE AND cursiNE UPTO DAT
RATES :2 PER DAY AND ‘UPWARD;
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Banquets a Special
TEL. CALL 988
Freight Propellers learn 1’!
88, East River. New York
of Dover street), every lia .
ccpt Sunday). at 3 p m. ’
received at Norwalk up
in. and South Norwalk as
v. m
C. c. Hope on
General Agent
Arming J. Smith,
Lessee
" ISTS AND OPTICIAN
I8 YOU.
"ISIO
You can strong. N STRONG
examine your eyes and ma,
glasses right. We employ
fenced Oculists—«graduatc
ianswto examine eyes and ‘
tee satisfaction.’
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Con
Open Saturday Evenings
Counsel—Tell me. was not ill
fondant in the habit of talking to h
self when alone? ,
Witness—«1’ 111 sure 1 1111111 11111111 1
Counsel—«You dont know? ‘1
yet you were intimate friends
dont you know?
Witness—~Because i was my
him“ when’ he was aIOnelm
Opinion.
SHE MEANT WELL.
Hos-attic last time t plate
I remember iny‘ face got so
about—wasn't like a face ‘
fact. I 111111111111 1:. never
Norwalk Chronicler