p rain tonight and Thursday; warmer,
night.
' ' tended the theatre in New York city
‘ the Warrior's degree at the weekly
The paper with a. national repute. x
' 25c a pound
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Me ‘ Veks.me Hotel Block
Book and Stationery stores.
Norwalk and South Norwalk. ‘
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Snow or .
., FREE
Membership free to the Circulating
southeast and Library with all the latest books. only
2c 9. day While book is out. Some of
moderate to brisk
south winds. ,The western disturb lrhe new books just published and new
ones now terms a long trough of low in library: Gay Rebellou. Lost.
Desputch, Pippin, Night Born. Com—
barometric pressure "extending from
Texas northeastward to Upper Michi-
gan. It is causing cloudy weather
with rain or snow and rising tempera-
ture in the Mississippi Valley and the
links region. The front edge .of the
snow extends this morning as :i’ar
east as Pittsburg, Pa. The rain ex-
tends as far north ad Indianapolis,
Ind. Til? temperature lsrising rapid-
dy In. the eastern sections. An area
ofhigh pressure is causing tempera-
peratures lbelow zero in the northwest_
Iblned Maze, Woman‘s Life. I
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James Donnelly
.NEw STATIONERY STORE.
Next to Rogers and Stevens.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
‘ For uate-Vdste Service Call
Fred. H. Ganung
Funeral Direétdr
was-rues a veaa aoo TODAY:
Temperature; Low” 34; high, 44.
Cloudy.
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and Embaimer
Office and Rfiidonce
Telephone 90%
84V 80. Main 8t. 80. NOrwalk.
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Court Frances, No. 11,‘ 0. G. S. will
hold the semi-monthly meeting to-
Ophlr Chapter :No. 52 0. E S will
meet tonight for regular semi month
ly business.
~Poliey is dancing school. Tel. 785-2.
wmvm ‘
Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19. K. at
’P. will meet tomorrow evening. for
weekly business.
Court Laurel, No. 108. Daughters
o‘t Castiie, will meet tonight for semi»
monihly‘bueinelis.
FURNITURE
*DVRAPERIES
CARPETS
Augevine
Banner council. No. iii. Daughters
of blberty. will hold a seml~monthly -
business «meeting tomorrow .night.
‘0
~llat and sleeve mourning blinds.
O‘Brien's.
mm..-—— ~
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs; Nicholas Leest, child] Main ave-
nue. Winnipauk, is critically ill with
pneumonia. , . OILCLO'VVl‘H
Miss Katherine Cloves, Miss Nome ' ‘ V -« , V V
Cshill and Miss Mattie smugnn al- 5 LI N O L E U M
The Neighborhood mptist prayer ,
. meeting will be held this evening, at . - «~— ~ .
7: is p. m. at the home or Mrs. Burn- 0 . . ”"
t... w... ....... ~ Fire Insurance
(I. T. McGovern
Room 14,Ke'elsr Building.K
lost evening.
Two candidates ran mills gauntlet of
meeting of Ulises Tribe No. 26. l. U.
V: Linen Writing Panel» ‘
W P Beers. ‘
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iii. M., last evening.
(leorge H. Iockwood. oi the Looti-
wood limotoeturlnu Calnpany. is at» p g .
{tending the New Midland dial-aware V V . , W9"
mellow Convention, in Sprinsfleid.
diamond-still”
toil Weanington Street.
.“ilih elm-lie ‘
‘ are Vol solid ,.
contain and calm orm any poisonous substance.
duel As we have all; added this line to our hitch
‘4" all Aluminum Ware purchased this week.
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.V NEVER LET A SMALL DIFFERENCE IN 0081' EEOUVRE A EREAT
DIFFERENCE iN QUALITY.
Whatever you buy. we tell you just what it is. and you always
get what you pay for. T'lwouldt lbe doollshiy expensive for one to
send you any :but the best grain and feed. for not since I. startcd‘
business some twenty years ago have I requed to return money if
dissastisded with any delivery at grain.
Ont
Specialty
MANUEL T. HATCH
Home ground Feeds for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
W a..-
FERTILIZERS
SUPERPHOBPHATE OF LIME, MAPEB MANUREG, MURIA‘I'E
POTASH, NITRATE SODA, NITRATE OF POTASH. BARN-YARD
V‘MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLABTER.
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
so wan. when
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prions see.
0. B. J ackSon
V Optician V
Everythirg in the opticai LineVVVV
Eyes Examined Free '
' ' “comments
are anxious to demonstrate
the many exclusive features
of the 1913 MODELS of
The Meyer Automobile
A request by may“ or telephone will bring a prompt response.
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Whenshoppins and yesteel (desire «for e‘ little .renesllnlent, ,
stop at ilundle's and have a nice warming and rebelling hot drink.
Clerks and others are welcome to use our parlor to eat their
VV V V LE’S BAKERY
‘noawatl‘; ill-tilts. , _; ‘1
same rsonuo're.
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to introduce these seeds, We otter you a ten per cent discount on ,
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V o! a odnispiraoy of several men in the ‘
' action.
" bury. Ashcroft laughed at the prone»
theft that it was his first (Strauss; and
that he had not omitted in the trans-
Sirens Pie-Vs for Lentensyt
Ashcroft. who is 19 years old-was
represented by Atomeys John J.
Walsh and John J. Cullinan, and both
lawyers made strong pleas fora
greater leniency than was shown.,At—
torney 'Walsh. of 'Norwalk,‘ told the
(inert that Ashcroft had been taken in
charge by a man in the Western Union
company since the time he was ill
years old His parents live in the west.
Ashcroft had a good recprd. and was
at the time of- his arrest in charge of
the repairing in the Danbury section.
There is a tl‘amp lineman by the
name of Long, 60 years old. who,
employed by the Western Union coul-
peny. as he is an expert. even al-
though he is' an “irregular." The 'mat'
ter of stealing the wire was first
broached to ‘Ashc'roft by Longin'Dan-
sitlon. selling that ifhe wanted to do
that soot ofything he could sell some
otthis wire in his care at Daubury.
make a report that it had been used,
and it was not necessary, for him to
come. to Bridgep'ox A few days
later Long invited him oiBridgeport.
to assist in celebrating the 60th birth-
day of the expert lineman. The two
were in a Foiriield avenue, Bridge
. Time It! an Five Minutes YOurV
when your stemaoh is bath—or an un-
whenever he wants to work, will be .
intention Feels Fin
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your home—keep it hand
large fifty cent case from.
store and then it anyone .
something which doesn’t 8.1! V
them; if what they eat lays
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causes headache, dizziness a
sea; eructatlons of acid an
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stomach all such distress vs
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overcoming the worst stomach
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injure it with drastic drugs.
Pope’s Diapepsin is noted; for its
speed in .giving relief; it’s harmless-
nose; ~it's, certain unfailing action in
“regulating sick, sour, gnssy stomachs.
It's millions of euros in indigestion,
dyspepsia. gastritis and other stomach
trouble has made it famous the world
over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor in
FIRE DEPARTMENT FAIR.
_ 'olaecrons AND wwe;
Theqdirectors of the Mia‘nu
lecturing Company, the chic
the wives of all. will dine
the Knickerbocker in New
Chief Engineer Bognrdus Empowered
to Appoint Five Assistants. .
Committees were appointed and a
general discussion about the propos-
ed department fair were” considered
last evening at the special meeting
for that purpose. Chief Engineer Mr. nnd Mrs. dd. 0. Keeler. Mr.
George W. Regard-us was selected as Mrs. M. D. Randall, or Norwalis,
chairmen with power to appoint fivemnd Mrs. Whitman s. Mead and
assistants. These five assistantSEand Mrs. Frederhlck A. Springe‘
when appointed will have power tolGreenwich, and Mr. andw Mr
appoint their own assistants. Bishop, of New Haven. ,
port saloon drinking, and after more
. than a quart of whiskey had been con-
sumed, a couple of teamsters put in an
appearance. and the party went
C
fed over .to James Declan, the truck-
'eV
. that there was a light themand that
one idea got his hand out Ashcroit;
l
‘ did not remember how he got home to'
Btratford looking for a freight car con-
itaining the copper wire Not finding;
{it they came back to the city. started‘
:in drinking again, and early in the
'morniux jumped into a truck and were
taken to the East End yards, or near;
there. and iinally located a car con-
taining copper wire. which was tnrn~‘
man.
Awaken: to Be Arrested.
Attorney Walsh stated that the party
then went to Doolan's place, hut that
Ashcroft did not remember much that
happened there, but, has a memory
Danbury, but he “Was awakened tronl
a sound sleep and arrested. He told
everything to ,the officers. '
state's Prison 10mins.
in his plea tor clemency Attorney
The general committee will hold a ———»
meeting on Friday evening to further Most people locate furnished! ‘
i'alrangements The fair will be held through Sentinel Want Ads,
‘on the Week of April 7 in the new contain lrom time to time
first station in Franklin street. rooms that. are to rent. ,
I... Jim-aw
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T ATRE
Walsh said that 'Ahscroft had never
been arrested before; his record was
the matter since. his arrest; that ‘he
,was simply roped into the stealing oi
.. the copper wire and only. got 3100
.. out of it. which \he gave up. and that
f: in his intoxicated condition Ashcroft
1: was led to be a part of the censpireell
- in the theft. lilo asked the court that
I: in the end of Justice and with an in;
1: tsrest in the reformation of the so
_j culled, who had learned only too well
.. his lesion. that he be not sent to jail.
If as What might mitigate against his
;j work for the company in the future.
Judge Green asked about the re-
II formstory. .
State's Attorney Judson stated that.
the retormatory was not in operation
iocused was guilty of a state's prison
olfense, and while it was his drst‘of-
tense. yet if the jail imprisonment was
omitted. the effedt would be harmful
and even to the accused would be no
deterrent toorirae, , ‘
/ Long Btlii Free.
Judge Green said that he took that
view. and would impose a six months?
sentence.
at some out at the hearing that the
police or the state have been looking
tor hang. the instisntor or the then.
lilacs the occurrence but he has
Doelan the state’s sternum told the
court that he has talented aliens 01‘
mt. ills; mm would .ltiwes his in-
nation to have air. pooled. swelled
ill: on an investigation
that Mr. Doolsn was
«good and that the Westerndlnion peo-l
ple were willing to keep hint in their}
employ; that he had been antenna;
yet. Hemmiuded the court that the
eluded the authorities. Antler Jamel
Iii to appear in court, and that the be as follows:
89 North Main Street ‘South Netty
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Afternoon, Marsh 1st, 2 o V’clo
DON’T- MISS; DON’T MI
Newly decorated and refitted, good ventilation and well heated.
High-class Pictures. entertaining as well as educating.
Only Feature Films will be shown. +
THE ORAZE OF. NEW YORK BROADWAV CABARET.
AdmisSion to all 10c. “~— Matinees ever
:day 2:30. Evenings 7 o’clock.
breakins‘a window or the Hand a Hello People. People Hello. .
. ‘ the season a best bill or cou'
iii".i.:i‘iii.i‘ii no .. .... .. and
Julia lirayton of dirldseport, charm HOYT’V _ '
ed with tbsit from the person of Joe-
Wllere Everybody '(loes
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eph Okisy. on the night of January ii.
did not put in an appearance meter-1
dayl saddle bond oi tillo was called.
The shots were the only matters
considered by the court yesterday.
’l‘he‘rs was only one session held in
the utterance. ‘ producer, .
MUMRVV outlawed“ TOMVotiv ? .. . (Himseim
The distinguished Prone! ,‘
ldhh“ii“m" “dmlflt do: :rhommggmogp km!
country club, tomorrow monies, from ”of,” neplmnanoe. with
' r t. This menu w casts of ten (10) no
6 to 8 ”Mock m . m p are. in the alumni?
4/; “LA command
A till-tiling wordless play, wt
in every minute. .. J
Notable engagement and auspioi
nears no. The celebrated
stool: Turtle Soup
celery (Elites Assorted Nuts
mudmmuinor
Duchess room ‘
divest bread Patties ii”
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