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' helpxui meetlnx resulted.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallt and vicinity: Fair to,
night followed by increasing cloudi-l
ness and rain or snow Thursday; ris-
in'g temperature; oderate variable
winds. A long ridge of high pressure
along the Atlantic coast is producing,
pleasant vgeather with low tempera-
tures in the eastern districts. A
trough oil low. plesour‘e, extending
trom,Texas northesstward to Upper
Michigan, is causing unsettled wea-
ther with snow or rain and rising
temperature in the Mississippi Valley
and LEM legioh. '
WEATHER A YEAR Ado TODAY:
Temperature: Low,‘ 34; high. 44.
Partly cloudy a
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Routine business was transacted at
the meeting of Welcome Stranger
lodge. No. 364. Sons 0! St. Georgia.
-—Banner Social Club song recital
oud dance, Mystic Chain Hail, tonight
ht 8: 15 .
iMrs. Grace IMiserendlno, 0t Winni-
punk Was taken to Norwich to the
State Insane Asylum, yesterday by
Chief Thomas Leathcriand.
Florence and Robert_ children or
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Mitchell.
oi! Lowe street, who have been
seriously ill of pneumonia, have‘ re-
covered.
The home or Mrs. A. W. Ailing. oi
ii Burbank street, was the scene of
another neiglb‘orhood meeting of the
South” INérwallt Baptist church last
. evening. A very ‘ interesting and
«Washington Supper. Friday, ii to
all). m.. First M. 152 Church, served by
ladies in costume. Price 35c.
M
Joseph and hose Felnatein have
illed a notice with Town Clerk Smith.
.. or intent to sell to "Martha J. Wilcox.
‘the following articles of personal pro
5 .
. lights,
fixtures, 1 desk. 1. stand, 1 lot at gro-
ceries. .1 into! cigars. ‘tolmccol cigar»
2 ' show cause,
electric
petty for 890.00:
shelves, 1 counter.
sites and Lint otweandy " ’"TI
. At lint regular“ meeting or the Nut
meg Itiiuh. held last evelliong, it was
olimmittoo
should spend to tilmeitoui memo [or
.. ’Victor
noted that t o house
‘ Iloceulury improvements.
{Dunn submitted a list or improve-
mimifl, which wore voted by the Club.
providing it did not exceed two. Eli
ward Chicheller. of iMKiyn' a unholy.
was elected to the memberilhip o
the Velu'ln
J has“. .t
r" a»;
tion.
The pop r with a national reputm
F ' '. V V
IA Specialty of Ours.
We also carry a large assortment oi
Pictures. Hand-colored, Harrison Fish-
er and many other styles. ‘
At the New IStationery Store.I
James Donncily.
, 15 SOUTH MAIN CTREE‘I‘. I. .
Next to Regen and Stevens.
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WESTPORT
SAUGATUCK
in
Neil A. Mitchell spent Friday
New York on iiusluess. .
Mrs. VE E. Allen is spending, a few
days as the guest of friends in New
YorkV .
s
W. E. Allen of New Jersey and John
and visitors at the Weatport‘ hotel.
society of Christ church held an im-
evenins‘
The following is 'it list or uno‘ldim-
Kniorscnicz, Piotr
Miss KIK. Perowska.
the town are planning tor a dance
which is to he held at theVF'dble build
in Friday evening, Feb. 28.
The cone sale held Isstunlay attor-
noou in Milton Allen’s store on River;
sldo avenue. hy the members at the
Ladies Aid society oi‘ the instinctual:
M. Iii. church proved very slicesssiul.
An interesting session of the W0
manta 'I‘own improvement association
was held yesterday at. the home ot
Mrs. W. G. titanium. Tile pleating was
called dt'3 unlock and a most inter
esting program was carried out
The American lioyg club of, West
r port met last «Welling in their rooms
in the library. Au intorchlin’; histor»
ionl discussed was in order. The
.Va' shuns.
(interact
d-"in today reappoint-
ed Broderick q dhtsnvei; or Waterbury.
indie s memhol’ot the state heard at
uncommon” to: a tom of thrés years
' ' this hilt-is tor the
ninth: donation of William is Phil.
he applied ‘init who
boys didrnot most lust IWodnssday
. "My 13‘
suMootI'i’yu all Rufus Io. Vs. nominal:
he gives in Christ church at s: so on
haltiiy ensured
,6“
tiel savings on her poor» tor our will are
lobed ob‘d prided right. I”); 1,“ 'I.
Var ,M
Smith alt Jamaica, L. L, were week- ..
V The members 0! the Girls‘ Friendly 3
portant meeting in the parlors last 1;
all letters at the local post oliice: Ed; L
word Baker. Charles Carver, Gabryjll I:
Horkewica and‘
A, number or the young people or :1
to My Home" MI on V"
(or his topic in tho Fridoy talk ivhicil 5
Friday so} such week. There were a ,
large number present and the isntnrs
toher he
I
thician
Vc’ouut for much when you get what you w
know that just now you will get a better
,No.aPeaCoal...................
.No.oNutorPeaCoal...................s...... 3600'
‘Lehigh‘ Egg,6tove and Nut 3750’
Delivered in Cellar. ‘ V
Coke, Wood, Bundled -Wood. Charcoal. I
RAYMOND BROTHERS
O B. Jackson
. MERELYV QVVUVAVLITY.‘ ‘
While it is finite usual to Judge tho economy 03 added by its cost ,V
and to think that the lowest priced teed .is the cheapest. as a matter,
~ of tact the real test of the value is what it will produce in good realms.
Nothing but unusually good quality distinguishes "Bongie'whome
ground teed tor Horses. Cattle and Pantry, Iincur any other. I give .
personal guarantee that they are command of only thou
. choicest teediag grains that can be obtained. made or only and ma-
V _ tel-isle as you: yourieu would approve of if you stood by and wa chad.
Hells mixture heing made. As you may it you» so dellre. Fries doesn’t
ant. but .Ilt‘a Didallint to
dead tor less money
MANUEL T. HATCH.
BuckwheatCoal $350
trolls-ole...-
FHKKKIIIR
as WALL tracer
$4.50
‘ Sheritt John W Volimer. IHVe was re
" .. by Augustus B. May, of this city.
CblonV‘V to Halt.
Almost everyone knows that Sage.
Tea and Sulphur properly ocutpound
ed. brings back the natural color and,
lustre to the hair when faded. streak-
leased 0.13% bond of $5.900» furnished Veil or stay; also cures dandruit. itch-
the scalp and stops falling hair. Years ,
, , .. use the only wily to set this mint-me
, Asks for Continuan'ce.V . was to make it at home. which 13'.
' {Attorney Homer IS Cummings. oi V'lnussy and troublellotue
Stamford, representing the railroad. '“ Nowadays skilled chemistej do this
offered a motion that 3119 K3850 ha better than OUTBBVIVGS.” By asking atI
malt was printout amt suhm'ilitad to the
arrest; when Veils warrant was served
immediately open him by Deputy
setting ‘iWydtV V
pended upon to restore ,llatu.
and beauty to the hair land is t
pilur" because no one on}: p_
tell. that you darkened your ha
I court to allow him the opportunity to
continued until “the May term or the
make the necessary preparation This
‘was opposed by the state a attorney.
any drug I‘stcre for the ready-tense
product—«called “W'yeth’s Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy"——yoVu will get
natural color and Vice
application or taro
.- tor-nay Cummings. who is assisted in
_ the case by Attorney
. deal of technical detail in the infor-
' mation and in the trial or the case
, stance, the matter .0! the signal ser- Said that he had inst plowed through
a 1113‘ e Dotti do about '0 cents.
lint the court poi: the matter under 3 9 r VVOV .,
consideration. . .
Spirited Arguments? ‘over until he comes up to
The arguments on the auction? t r_ I
a continuance were quite spirited. At-
inadé'quate we, all there was in Vthat.
Atorney Cummings, however. main
tained that it was both a unveical and
a mental impossibility tor him to get
fully prepared tom-y the case at the
present session, and still argued Tor a
continuance. The first intimation that i
,he was to be employed on the case
Was on January 11, then tentatively
with Which he had to familiarize him- and it was not until several days later
seli‘. In the new information for in- that he vvas actually employed. die
William B.
Boaodman,‘ of this city, told the court
that it was impossible for him to get
ready {.er the trial at the case at the
present Isesaioné There was a great
vice and the automatic stops are two 1,500 pages of testimony, and' his as
new features which go into a realm sociate, Attorney Boardman had not
of technical knowled There were had time to read it at all. He said
many other features he said that Vhe had telephoned to the state’ 3 attor- I
should he considered. ' [18)! for a postponement, and while he
, Mr. mom, who was vice-president did not seem to agree to it. said that
of the road at the time of the wreck. he would take it up with the court
is now connected with the Boston and tor a special session in April. He also
Maine road, M; Pollock, who was claimed that even Mr. Judson. With
‘.
NCfiylVALK.
;.PHilFI os. ‘
Everythingln the Optical Line‘, '1’
Wffii'
GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
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Eyes ExaminedIIFree
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are anxious to demonstrate
the many exchlsive features
of the 1913 MCDEIS of
Th M0y er Automoblle
A request by mayil or telephone will ilv’illl’g a promptA response.
OSCAR H. BANKS. gent“
QRWALg CONN.
.V “m“ n“ my ‘“ u“ Immnpm ””9"” at the work with which he had to as
general manager of the New Haven all his edroitness and skill, did not
system, is now connected with the understand the case himself as shown’
Boston and Maine stage the first of the Vin the new indictment. In all Mr.
present your. in the case 01 ‘Mr. Judson's argument, he said; he had
Woodward, who was superintendent of tailed to give a reason as to what
the Shore Line division, he is noW'harm «would be done the state by a
general superintendent of the road continuance. As regards the ques-
Conlldsrl Change of Venus.
tion of the signal service, he said that
Mr Cummings said that at the time
he had himself spent two days at the
w r in westnort endeavorhu; to mas
of the wreck at ,Westport there was min its details and that was only.
considerable newspaper comment. one of the instances of the character
” but throughout the state and outside
at the state Come 0: the articles look. quaint himself.
a dwari that if the court couid so
that he could court ih All
on important one. and he so . .
Vit had excited a grant deal _
The first consideration was tho
should also be shown the deteud tti‘
He said that he felt that so for
own arrangements might not fa]
with bringing the court term up ill
April but he would not rule ‘
question until he had consulted V
the chief justice. to see what a a,
mlénts could he made. ‘
“M lees-rouse,"
three generations by Arnold- Ben _
and Edward Knolllauch, is crowd
‘ . the railroad. On account or the pub-
ed as it they had been inspired against
lie excitement caused byvthe newo
Hard to‘ Get Witnesses.
State's Attoerey Judson replied by
saying that since the. beginning or the
willing to agree to that pro:
Judge Green sold that th
nterest (it justice. Fair cousin
I . .
THE 8M8“!
CONSVVPICUOIIVS DRAMATit‘. SV
0538 GROWNING THE LIBEVRVT
THEATRE -lN NEW VOR
"Milesones." the beautiful
the Liberty Theatre in New
the doors not Alone. in the evenings;
but. at the Wednesday and murday
matinee; as well: ‘To miss \ 3 '
miss the most deli‘gfii’na play or
a season. The scénes are let
one room in an English house in 1
1885. and 1912 lit to a play that
peels with equal force to poop ..
old. in each set there are yodt V
lovers On Monday, March 3 ,
200th consecutive performance
at the Liberty W. do: will
.V§ Wraps case would have dong credit
paper comments he was seriousiyhgse he had great difficulty in oven
thinning of asking for a change ot' tuning the influence of the New
venue. There could be no harm, he if“... road in getting experts to come
said. to the state by a delay The and testify. He ea 41 thst he did not
deiendants will be in court. As time intend to say anything on that subject
rum there will he a tawneble Duh- but he felt compelled to make that
V, llc sentiment and _not an excited one. statement. at this um He found
I but as the case was one at vital im- that .11 the exports in the. eastern part
portance it was only in justice to him-' of the country on not wanttol‘gupear
pelt and the defendants tillt he asked when the New Haven road and the
I, for the reasonable time to prepare state was obliged to go some distance
', himself for the trial}, to get experts beyond the influence of
Jug.“ 09m"... ' the road. He said that the roads
recalled that two companies
brought from London last Se
ione opened it didnube‘rti
in New York ii‘lie other is
the IFremont 'l‘hesttil in With;
“Mllestcnss"' is a play that .
with especial force to those
Vit. All the members oil the
will enjoy it. ,
CHEAPEVR [N THE EV” ‘
A good ad. in the n33 .
reaches the right people and film
.. State’s Attorney Judson opposed the ””35““ was even brought to be” on
‘. delay of the trial. He and thatv the “3'5““. Mi" ““3“ “mm“
court was familiar with the tasks and "W" M m’“"" “
I'. the diillculties that hedge a state‘s
,I attorney in getting cases randy (or the ' ': I.
.. terms or the court There was no ‘
:1 good reason in the argument tor the-
.j delay as the attorneys [or the road‘
- had every tact before them that the
'. state has in its possession. lie with;
“Win have one at the best county ton;
onsrsdn the state ills investigation:
fig” chic! instico of our Supreme
lunches at all times.
HOT DRINKS
When snooping and you tool A. casino M A little coil-saline”
stop at handles and nova a nice mmlfli and retrofitting till“ drink
Clerks and others are welcome to It“ ltd; potion to mould!»
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
scams trons. .
CANDY. , . ammo encoders. lea collie.
1 a + ions-w "
court in its oxlluustiveness patience,
colloid and skill. It'll die new in?
I Mailed in the amendodl" cempnlnt'
‘ rusting to the signal systotg. Add the
automatic stops are none hints on"
llaustively in tho report " ‘
Knew Railroad Wanted Time.
litigyadld time, a matter 01' tact he
leri'o'usiy contemplated trying the case
at the mocember term. hut he did not
attempt the trial then for two reasons.
“#036 he on account of the length of
COAT
'l‘ile Norwaiks
This week we will place on
As a
Final Closing Eve
‘ We announce one of the.
Greatest Ladies’ &Misse3
" has is Tzildlli vows This is without question the
money saving oppornluity ever uttered who Norwolit welded.
results. Sentinel want_ ads.
moneyto you. I -
SALES
Have Ever Seen
lulu ovary Winter Chat in
I‘ll“! dot: at, which Was unusually ex-
hnmtive and took Judge (lune into his” .
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eroding, it being ”booths Ihlrlh‘day. ‘
I 351va ianoulnt. The other reason
was he hnow that the «door side .
Cash or Credit ' .
' Igontod the time to not really- '.
Judge Green linked the stat3s Al»
. tornoy shout 'wilnt limo the seI3lon 0!
ill} court would mite up. Mr. Judson.
tilt. bought that t
w in iron up in outsell hoods;
, holiness, and that he anticipatid that ‘
Frank
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trial at the roilr'hld quiet-33mm
Washington Street. opp llcyfll ’l‘hem
Jacob}
Norwalk Chronicler