Charles-Brand
Watches. Judicial and
Optical Goods
. REPMRING DONE DN‘ PREMISES
' 165 WASHINGTON 811, ‘
. OOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
KEELER SENDING. OPP. HOYT'S
THEATRE. 7 ~
"TELEPHONE
4413
‘ in III: Junk it will pay you to send
a’postal or telephqne 441m Wm. Et-
irom, 3 Rowen St" East Norwalk. who
is paying to a lb. tor rags and best
prices for auto tire‘s, metals. rubbers,
magazines, newspapers and iron.
Feather. beds and old automobiles a
specialty.
Just Received
, our- lsstflsblpment of Winter Women’s
“Mayfair" Shoes
in Gun Metal Kid and Cloth Tops.
Pat. Colt. Kid and Cloth Tops
Our Short Vamps. Hubble Toes. M
$3.00.
MAX LEVY
i115 Washington Sinus. Nowell:
Ariel Gamer
74 Washington Street
South Nor‘walk Conn.
Floor CoveIing
Exclusively
If anything In this line is «-
required, we believe it to I?
{our advantage to come jj
ere. ~
We sell close and in qIII- "
[highest price for
FIFE“, RUBBER AND
METALS,
. YoUumsxv
Rhone. South NOMIlk. '
tying the creations of the fa- 1',
Telephone 012.
1110115 house of W and J
Sloane, N. Y.
you the right quality. Lib— 1:
eral credit if you wish.
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Doomed Utzinirer. of Rochester, N.
Y» is visiting reluives in Meadow
streeflor a few um.
Men. M. F'. Brennan. 0! New .iisVen.
formerly Mien Margaret Manner. of
$0th Norwnlk, is visiting her ulster.
Mien Gertrude Molnar. oi Foiriiold
avenue. in: u low due. ‘
m
or. F‘rnnit Olmnlend was ammo
Stamford. int night, to look getter II
ideneo oi Juoh timlth it npphnr-
Hazel Doyle, or hasten. Mm.. NE
4;, "mm” u the amt odIluII William Moron. the Newton
hinoknmith hm! hm ipnrchnliod the
' ‘ duuflizoungaggnmmum animal from Emmet Wood. a 8mm-
' (out. dealer. and when Mr. Moron
ulmpiy laid damn
' delivered tohewe
the unlmll limited dretunddhginunoy.
but when this failediibe ‘
i‘or Dr Ohnsteud.
Mr. ,lviomi on~
I. in bidding up of American stocks
‘; there, which influence the opening
- noun
'2 2 to 4 points above-the week's lowest.
j: and traders operated cuiiiiously'owing
.: to the extent oi the rifle. The market.
. became dull and there was some sent-
jj Iered realizing. which cut into the
1: early advance so that by noon the
~ list was about «Iniduvey’heiween yen~
' terdey's closing and the higheai. o!-
insures to IL .9
.. on The Wonders or Electricity lining
- «given by the United Electric Light
home ’whloh web in trouble near the,
alerted to drive him home the horse
9 late owner take-
> Attorney Acquleeece But Com-
iinusu to Talk IIud Court in
the Boyhood Case Ad-
journs fer the Day
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“0h, 60 nonfiabblnp Like an Old
Woman" Says State’s Allur-
nev to nanbury Lawyer
One of Our Specials
200
Pat. Colt and Tan
Cell’.
Gun Metal.
We carry 5. similar last in a
cloth top and a velvet shoe.
Keeler’s
‘ SHOE: STORE.
OPPOSITE: HOYT'S THEATRE. .
“Mix Taylog, will'.you sit down i
have been unable to make you under-
stand that ‘injuncilon.. during this
trial," said Judge Gardiner Green of
the superior court with ‘Bome heat at
the 'close of yesterday's session. At~
torney Howard Taylor was objecting
to the attempt oh State’s Attorney
stiles Judson, from going'into an in-
Iquiry us. to the location of a window
in a room where the alleged assault
took place for which Theodore 'Ray-
mond oi Dahbury, has been on trial.
”Yes. sir;‘l'il sit down. 1 was go—
ing to explain,"——when the Danbury
attorney suddenly stopped his desire
to speak. for Judge Green prose and
ordered the elmrii‘lV to’ adjourn the
court untilv this momma
'Cne Nehru Ind.
When the court adjdhrned‘aii the
testimony in the trial of Theodore
Raymond. charged , with . assault
against a nine-year-old boy. was be
fore the jury. at least Judge Green.
the presiding judge, was in hopes that
the testimony was closed. The testi-
mony yesterday was over dimensions
of doors, and the latter part oi the
Guy was over the locnthn”oi s win-
»‘dow in the old house where the all.
dazed annuitioceurred. Hr. Raymund.
who tied been on the stand. testified
l
mu iii In sum
, WALL-starter. Noon—Jinn eon-
versing movement, which Assumed
large. proportions yesterday. wile car-
i'led lurther today.‘ More cheerful
feeling tip London weir again reflected
Many stocks Were quoted from
the morning. ‘Bonds were steady.
'FHEAR none or eLecraIcIv‘v.
-
. ”m” T. Shannon of Waterbury, to the ioqptlon of a window in the
room. which he Ioculed over a sink.
Important Testimony.
The importance of llllp peace of ion
Iimony is that apertion of the in
terlor of the room could be seen from
the root of an adjoining building. used
by some women to hang, out clothes.
Mrs, Beokwith Crowiut you called to
Gives Andre» in Norwhik
‘ Library.
\The usdond lecture in the course
and Water Company. under the one-
piees oi the Norwellt Library took
mxmymfggnglr 3:, lgljrngnguii the stand. and testified the‘t Raymond
Shannon. of 'i‘enneuee. now contract had entered her house Dome dsyu he
mm for the “mm”, with iiiendquar- fore the old building with torn down.
tom in Waterbury. and looked over the old huildins. And
Mr Shannon la n brilht. clear he also went out on the root hire
you“ man with a “an sunso‘oi hu» minute; afterward iteymond went
mar. the power of close observation over to the old building and pulled
and "mid delineation and a very mod down an old curtain over the window
9m vocabulary. He i. in close touch ‘oi.’ the room‘ in the old house. so that
with all the modern, inventions [mils ”mm” on "m ”M 0' 1“" home ”0“”
uses of «Immunity being A motion '1‘“ “R” W" “‘0 ”’0'“-
man and it we most ennui-taming to ‘ A" Ohm“ PW“-
hour his exxmition of whet flies uh. Th” location 0' W" “M“ “‘4“
really been noesmplighed mill who-”mm“ m n “W Irom “‘9 “’0‘ 0"
they I” Accomplished in the lithium. the adjoining bowie was somewhat
Mr. Slumndh 8W0 ‘ mm m...“ of chrome. State it Attorney Judson had
lid; held for use i I thirty yearn. dew WM 0" a witness In older up that
“NM“. “N953? “(a telephone and Mm” DORM. when Attorney HOWM'd Top
“Will! whale“ “hm”, electric lor oll’iwtli'd.on the around ilutt ii. mu
dots-lolly u tippflgd tog an“... opinion at pt the mom:- had heen.
. «iotIeIherepeidIcr and m. 1m.,,m.1nrnnnni out eumoisnd’y. hm wanton
, 7 I fell the evidence in before the Jury
'bei‘oro mehdioummané
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{In all the New Shades and Styles. including
a Number of Sample Suits.
alike. Insuring individuality
All interested are cerdially invited to attend this display
No two
‘ _An Unusual! Oporlunity -i
Be _
ls Offered You!
st cost including Sanitary Hair Rolls.
velvet
Your inspection invited.
A Phone 405. 3 Monroe St.
., .- ...-
Provision ,. (lo.
M
. «Norwalk
[3 - 15. Main Street. .
Phone at Bolll Stores
PAINO'Yl—NG 8t
Paper Hanging
I’ll Save you Money
Paint & Wall Paper Supply
40 Water St. 'l‘el. 342-3
ya lo— n.»- .1”;
WWW _
New York
Ladies
Tailoring
Suite to Order $22. 50 Up ‘
Skinner Balm Lined
intent ample- and styled.
it'll. guaranteedi
[Indiee and Menu Pressing
and Repairing.
ROCKOFF BROS
22. NORTH ”MN 81‘"
SOUTH NORWALK.
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III another time. when the court
prevented Attorney Taylor from Iso-
in; into Mrs. Crowiut’e hluiory. and
to come direct on the uuegtlon or her
Wk AWN!
L
ry questionn. when In? Item's alien
III-y interrupted;
Even the Judge Willi“.
For a few days Human Hair Goods ~:
Hair Nets'snd luflstors. We have just . j
receIVed a large invoice 0: flowers. in- : -
eluding the latest designs in silk and . .
The Holmes Millinery‘
The Beers Meat &
12 West Washington St. South 5;";
Norwalk
Let: MefEsiimate .‘
A. COHEN
oremubiliiy. the Attorney continued ‘ ,
to explain the moon hi hi: ureiiiuine- -
' "Oh so on gobbling iiile Ill oh! no": .
’- min" I , I.
Attorney grayin- théen pulsed . up .~
ordered:
DEW} you ,
We have placed on sale
all our New Shapes,
Rice Net Buckran
Frames at 25 cents;
and Hundreds of bun-
dles' of Shaw Braids, all
colors," 12 yards to the
bundle. at 10 cents per
dozen yurds.
See Window Display
" ‘ H.~Krieger SI 00
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwaliis
West Washingto’h Street
mm- o u‘
new will
25%
III: III explaini‘
Plume or awn-lie. ‘
Upholsterinit'wd ‘
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inc, Mattresses V
nonunion.
our Own
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Norwalk Chronicler