9 .eaiidjservlceuand in these par-
PORTRAITS
ENLARGED
Kohn
Bros
v,
‘12
N. MAIN.
STREET
PHONE 336-4.
FRAMED
FURNITURE
RE-UPHOLSTERED
REPAIRED
IRE-FINISHED.
BUY
‘Hazelton
Coal
_ III p
The B. Hershlield 8:. Son Co
1st. 299. 122 warm or.
Look Look
NW and Second- hand Furniture, Car-
pets, Rugs, 8-,toves etc. The prices
iwill surprise you!
M :GUTKOWSK'Y
A! the Former Auditorium Buiidlr g,
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
I
”We boy’sec 1nd: hand Furniture.
a ver" high grade of Wilker-
ICouiot
M EFFR-ON
’W9AN 81“.. EAST NORWALK.
shel and you will buy a ton.
711L441.
“imprint you canrgot along
lh.ese
Ian‘s we aim to stand at Ihc’
was It out at reach of those many temptations to spend Inter
‘.
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W,
“BY THEIR FRUHS
ye shall know them," says the
good book. That‘s the way we
want. you to know us.
THE MOST TEMPTING
FRUITS
you can imagine are here In all
their IIISCIDIIS beauty. Every
country. every clinic yield up
their best for your enoymenI.
“Have you acquired the habit of
eating I‘ruit for breakfast? Do
so by all means. it will tone
you up better than anything
(*1in you can out.
'Ghiotto & Co.
Music Hall Block
ammonium. mm.» «1* rm .
An Investigation
of em two immense stocks oI Furni-
ture .uili prove a money savor Ior any
one who is in need oi good l‘IIIuitur:
I.
t
3'
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‘ at low prices.
' M.
L‘. R 0 S Ell
’ MAIN STORE-15 Ely Ave., St‘u'lfi
., Norwaik.
BRANCH STORE—Hafncr's Blot).
“Slat Norwaik.
1
or...’ -—
Fancy impelled and Domestic
CHIN
and GLASSWARE
A Full Line of HOUSEFUI’RNISHI Sarah Pickering, Miss Katherine Pic-
9kering, and George Pickering .of' thing
lNG GOODS at Attractive Prices.
9.M L. Olmstead
(SucccsBOr to l. Joel.) ‘
79 WASHINGTON 8T.
Prompt Delivery. Tei, 925 .
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Eli: our large and complete line of 'SOLL'Ns HANGED FOR BENWN BADGE CLUB BANQUET TONIGHT
MURDER.
CALGARY. Alberta. Feb. 17.-wufl
liam Jasper Collins. who confessed he
killed John 'I‘. ‘llensou, a farmer forum” be
whom he worked but who later repu-
diated the conmsslon was banned In
the jail yard here early today.
Benson’s house. near Cereal was
burned two years ago. and his char-
9 rod body was found III the ruins. Soon
after the funeral the authorities he
came suspicious when Collins disap
poured. Later Collins was arrested in
Missouri where he and Benson {01m-
"erly lived. Robbery was supposed to
have been the motive for the crime.
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utilise REPORTED mss‘iuo
8003]. I new HAVEN Feb 17.~—E1uzalbein 1’0“" NW”
A. EInns iii‘t’yo‘ne years old, a. nurse.
Was reported to the police “today as
micsing from her home In this ‘eliy.
She disappeared, yesterday: Ih'eing
last seen going In the direction of (lily
Point, which fronts on the harbor.
13m: Is five feet. six inches in height.
has ‘mlxed gray hairand wore a ”dark
raincoat’nnd. dark neck tum. -'
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without
‘I:.
l':’
Iv'
an enumeration With us. .
shawl wns’diliilt and the principle that has 1
1 gusting—our most valued asset ,
., . “limit to violins because it means ,
1 so much it courteous treatmout‘and careful attention to your orders
or In Inst any details, connected with your orders be a part of so:-
Ilse—and we think It Is an Important part-«then we can guards»
too you entire satisfaction in this particular.
as any one can and stillthnve enough prom left to be able to give
”you quality and service for without profit there can be neither of
The Hatch & Bailey Company
30“?“ NONWMIIK. CONN.
‘Repainug of watches.
Calendars.
Jewels,
Balance éinffs,
ilair Springs,
3.. Click Springs, .
Forks, Cylinders,
stop the ole vator other no had reached
:lidmoud is
judged the
mid hit a projecting beam.
’of the contact caused the
to snap.
9’Danbury. Mr. Edmond's remains were
9iuterred at Ridgeiield.
‘:9. ber,rocoyery was bold. surgeons. gave'
- as. comfortable as possible until the to carry scholars from Chnbury
ls making of’a puri’lbaao ’an’d'dew .
.us we assume Quality is, 7 -
It a. the loan»
any}; has a. wile and. three small chlis
the accused. on the indicate: he could.
tutes ieIt no other course for him but
It . l I ice a ow _
We ”I "r s a ] accused over, In view of the iostinwn‘y.
This was the forth time in' six
months that Mr.
similarsburglary was put through suc
cessfully at the Stamford Feed Com~
, Holmes, Keeler «It Kent Company's‘
plant on the Canal was frustrated by
the opportune urrtval of ii i; Knapp.
,one of the employees.
Chronographs. Repeats-Is, doors of the place and a wagon had
Split Seconds \\ niches and old An— ibeen backed up to one of the doors
“0““ (“Wks' . tum] WhenMr. Knapp drove III to the
:place the would-be burglar entered his
wagon and started to drive out. He
was stopped and explained that he had
‘Iind any one.
Wheels, Etc. time elapsed before the broken locks
were discovered.
Mr. Knapp was unable to
Watch Glass (best kind) 15c;
1 Main spring ......... . ...... 50’: up Haas as the man who drove out of the ,
which Cleaned ........ 75c up place on the night in question.
Watch Repaired ..... '. . . . .. $150 up Haas has 800 chickens on his farm}
Nowhere can you get your repairs in Roxbury. He had, Mr Crabb testlr
done better Ifled. bought feed of the latter occa
. jslonally. and also porchnscd hay and
Charles. Brand
llstran His feed puicbnscs had been
1compnrati1ely Ieu. .\lr. (‘rI.:Ib :Iiil
RELIABLE WATCHMAKER ‘
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN. 9
during IIIe past six months.
138 Washington St. 5
Mr. Crabb'a story.
Wilbur Crabb, the first witness ('Illl-.
t‘lose m iloi’l'o Theatre. .011 by Prosecuting Attorney Phillips,
' .said that when he di‘parled from his
feed slore at the corner of Washing;
ton avenue and ll’oudsidv sirect HI
5245 p. m. on Saturday. ull Ihc doors:
and windows were locked. AI 9:423 11. ‘
III. on SundaI he found one of the rear
ulndous hrokcn.n:1d noticed that a
km to the rear door. which key he had
hung upon a peg about i.3 lnIiIes from
the broken window before shutting
up the plate on Saturday was in the
outside ke\bole of Ilut Io:k..\li.(‘1abh
said that when he entered tiIc store
he saw that ii lot of iced had been
stolen lie notified (‘oustublo iIIIgiI
()eiingcr und otheis .
"“3"" "f the 1200“,“: is ’ .\Ir. Crubb testified that he wont to
.Ilmond ’0 the Imm oi' the uicuscd on Sunday
and identiiled 17 bags at load of Mir
Ions kinds. which had been found by
l‘on‘slubic Ociinger and Deputy Sher
iii Srblecbtwog In the collar on the
place. Mr. Crnbb inid be was able to
identify the food because of the porn-
liur style of bags the manner in thCh
they were tied and the name of a ship‘- 9
nor with“ whom be dealt flclusively.
Tags found on them also assisted III
the Identification
l Confession Made by Accused.
Constable Hugh Oeiinger testified
that he and Deputy Sheriii' Schleclit-
weg went to llans' place on Sunday,
and made a thorough examination of
It. They Iound feed in, the cellar,
which, he said. Mr. Crubh subsequently
identified as his, Witness testiiled that
Ilinas first told him that he drove to
Mr. Crubb‘s place on Saturday night.
for outs, and, finding feed on the rear
veranda. at II no tl r s l
l\' rinkied brows are disappearing ’ person ’6 0 ’0 a"
and bear 9 99 9 L9 99 “.1 ht It to him. helped himself. Later. wit-
y- eyes a e "3 on 113 ’ 1; boss testified, Haas told him that be!
In anticipation of the banquet which
broke the rear window, inserted his!
..
This occasion IS the one which win back “on ma" he me" waned 111 0-
wipo auay business troubles and cures back door and took out the corn. oats,
and Other Iced mentioned in the courl
for the one purpose is a good time. ‘
plaint. ' lie said that [land repented
And It will be such. Talent ofthe higb- .
this conic .
est class has been booked and will add salon In the presence of
Deputy Sheriff Schlechtwag.
materially to the good things to eat. I Deputy Sheriff Schlechtwog corrob-
Tho committee of ariangemeuts have
ornted Constable Oeiinger's testimony;
spent much time 1" g1 tting the per- as to the confession. lie also Identi
formers. and there Is no 9‘
question but find I
ans he had removed Irom bags
that their judcome It in selecting them he found in Haas
will be labelled as excellent DI the
banquotors. All the talent is from bore Mr Lrabb
\‘ew York and the names arm iiarold
Lucille Wo'cbester.
luuliuo Korbeloin and Ethel Van Ar-
don cabaret singers and do were.
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KILLED BY WIRE iN DANBURV.
DANISH“. Conn. Feb. l?.~—~Sldnel‘
1,. EdmOnd, of this city. was killed in
the livery stable of ’l‘. A. Green Satur-
Iluy morning when two ol' the [uni
wlro I-nble supports of the elevator up-
)n which he was riding snapped, let-
ting him fall a distance of forty l'cet
down the shaft.
Thomas Stern. also on the elevator
when the accident III-curred. tell the
some distance but escaped serious iu~
iui'y: The
said to lie the failure oi‘
the top landing
The apparatus IvoIlch properly, but
belIech lo lune mis
position” oi‘ the elevator
and allowed it to go past the landing
The force
wire cables
m...— I
Mr Edmond was a friend oi the Pic-
lIoIIng family of South Norwalk. Mrs. l
funeral services,
this
In
place attended the
which were held at ll o'clock
morning in the Episcopal church
lie is survived
by a wife, daughter and two sons, and
was forty-eight years of age.
a name. The tags were ’
offered In evidence. Mr. .Inchlochtwcg'
said he removed 17 bags or feed from
the collar. Thirteen w8re intact; the
others be filled out of bins.
PLANT caress, GAME passer-Ive
can" HARBOR exposes WRECK ' - ~ 1
, T0 or 115.,
VICTIM 0'88. HARTFORD Fob.17.—~Morton Ir.
NEW HAVEN. Fob. i..7--Mrs. itose Plant has offered his three thousand
Zimmerman, of New York city. who acres game preserve between East .
was Injured In the collision oi the Lyme and New London to the state
White Mountain Express with the Bar for a term of yours and at a meeting
Harbor Express, on the N.. Y.. N H a of the state ash and game commission
’ II. It. 191., at North Maven, on the mono at the Capitol today, Mr. Plant’s offer
tag at September 2 last. died at the was accepted. The negotiations with
, "bonpiiai here today. She received a Mr. Plant were conducted through Sun-
broken neck. and from the time she ator Iii Hort Form and (191.09. I.
was taken. to the hospital no hope at Robinson
her the host of attention and made her! John A Mills, who has the contract
.990 .
and came. _ the Center fichool. mm with a Inhibit
It
Mrs Zimmerman was the pump. yestocday afternoon
My”... mandamus headlined III In consonant,
Seventh street. New York city- proceed. r
(iron. and because of this fact his ‘.
ounce! urged Judge Walsh to show 9“
His Honor pointed on; ‘thnt the stab I
to findprobabic cause and bind the ::
Crabh's place had
been burglarized Within the month a -
Ivany' a place on Brook street (my last - ‘
Week an attempt to hurslnrize the;
On this occa- .
'sion looks had been broken on the '
come for feed, but had been unable to‘ ’ "
He drove on, saying he‘ '
,‘would return in the morning. Some ~
identify 3 -
9.
plea was on the witness sIaud tor a
Jew minutes.9
Jacobs. one of the witnesses summon-
'cd by Mrs. Bond. had proposed in the
in law
cellar. tagsfiwbich‘ . ‘
’ funeral gives prospect of being II very
'iurgeiynttondcd because '0! the many
. of tho.
- F‘lthe Munson fielding 1309: Company. of
NORWALK'I!
LEADING
nnv Goons STORE
i383 . ‘1:
today.
(only a low “illiossos in rebuttal
remained to bo braid when court (‘Illl-
vened today and it was ewected (but
the Iiigumenls oi the :II’iorIIeIs to the
July would be boy. on heroic the day
closed. lllreii ovideiue I'm the de-
fense was completed Into I‘sIoIdIIy.
Seuutm (lore. who up.» 11.1 the wit-
liess stand the greater poi! III \(‘I‘lt'i-
day, denounced the clinigo IIIIII lu- ui
lucked Mrs. Bond us an "InlI'IillUlln lie"
9mm asserted that prosciulinn oi the
suit was being engineered by his p11.
liileal enemies.
The senator denied that he had on-
III 1110er to lInIc 311s Bond ionic
Washington and bush Ibo mutter up.
us was Ieslilled by I1 \I'llncs’s for the
plniutlil or that he had over offered
to compromise the suit or I‘unslderml
such 11 suggestion.
.\iI'.s Bond was recalled just before:
court adjourned yesterday and assert-
ed that Senator Gore called her by. .
telephone several times after the III-
leged attack, but that‘she refused to .. .II.
converse with him.
ti. J. Jennings. former outlaw. butI _~ _______._
now a cahdidate I01 the Democratic ’TonAv 'I WALL STREET
i Oklahoma.
mm “mm“ 0’ 00mm” 0’ WALL STREET. 10:45 a. m.-_El-
forts of the shorts to carry further the ‘
decline which Occurred yesterday met'
with little success in today‘s early;
trading. Opening changes were small’
and irregular. There was a better (“5‘9
mand for stocks at the lower level es-
tablished by the decline, and offerings
Were taken so readily that tentative at-
tempts to break the market were aban-
idoned and trading grew dull. Prices
hardened slowly after the opening.‘
Canadian Pacific and Mexican Petrol-
cum rose a point. American Express
The funeral of Mrs. Ezra. Hall, of sold at 102, a decline of 7 3‘4.
Edlie avenue, was held this afternoon,‘ WALL STREET. Noon.~«'l‘be mar-
at 2 o'clock, from the home of her son- hat was relieved todav from the pres-
Wiiliam Iii Baker Interment suIe directed against it during the
was made in the vault at Riverside preceding session, but made little p’ro-
cemetery and the remains will be In- gross toward recovering the lossesw}
terrcd in New Canaan In the spring. then indicted The tone was steady
, throughout the Iorenoon. but speculu-
Funohal of Mr. Tammany. ,tive buying was limited and its iuiluv
The funeral of Joseph Tammany will once was nullified by renewed .wcuk-
be held at 9 “9010,39: tomorrow morn- posit In New Haven and pioilt taking
ing, from St. JOSGDIIH R {3. Church in specialties which recently had been
in South Milin street interment will ”"0““ her It ”"19 "“9"“ "I‘m-“1 “9
be made 9m St. Marys cemetery The ward 1.1IIIlv. but oii’erings at higher
figures one not well taken. Some of
the specialties made good gains. but
the railroad stocks once more were in.
. clined to lag behind an the movement
Felix Chllling’worth. as 11 whole wit ins’ig 9Iiioant. : Buu‘ds
new IIMIIIN,reb.17.-raux cm were ”lead? 9.1 . ‘u .
lingwolitli, a former alderman and'
long 11110th municipal affairs. p“'I-L'P8.N%::E:2:°'DATE FOR'
died suddenly yesterday from heart .
ironbialn Ha aided in the development WAN-FORD. Fob. 17»Albort Phil-
lip’s‘ secretary at state. today stated
parks 'oud playgrounds of the
city ifltoceutiy he was receiver for that be Is not II candidate for the of-
flce oi referee In bankruptcy for h‘uir-
ileld county. no’w held by John W
ilanks of ilrldceport. Mr. Phillips
says he intends to serve out his full
term as secretary statute. Mr. Banke'
term. he points out. aspires in Octo-
be
”30‘
Alan 3 special
Spring Models
wear.
* are suitable for
wear.
Jennings contradicted
the testimony of a. witness for the de-
fense who had asserted that James R.
presence of .lenninus. to "call off the
suit ii‘ $25,000" was paid as II compro-
misc. 1
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nmss A_ILFHNEBAL8
Funeral of Mrs. Hall.
Iriouds the deceased bad. '“
this city.
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ruminant- Kenna canmar IN-
. , nor, . .
.W’AIsIIINGuION. Feb VIII—«President
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nonrigid keep his 11.115 .
.‘ this desirnmoymisomen comps Ire
.. h. .
Mourning Hats.-
1 of . evidence resulted
{charges being nolled III the case or
,(‘Iharles 'l‘nu, alleged to have coIIdIII-t-
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The Perfect Women Wash Flannel. :1:
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Eden Cloth makes up into the most charming tailored siIiI't- .f.‘
waists. hotIsegowms and kimonos; imaginable. its pretty but- 5,1:
terns, fast colors and durabiliiy llliliii‘ II, Ideal for children's 3;:
garments and peitlcoats. And its warmth and comfort suit ;;I
it to nightgown and pajamas. 3‘:
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We are showing Eden Cloth III nil the latest Ilcsiuns and i}
colorings in stripes and plain shades. 9'I‘he iirIn. soi‘i and even -;I'
IIIII of Ed’en Cloth. gives It the appearance of u much more 1'19
expensive fabric, but it costs only 15c per yard. ;'
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Every yard stamped E'DEN on the seivage. '1:
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Ill BORE CASE '1 - i=2
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()KI \HOhH Cl’l‘l’.Feb.17.-—~i~luul 33 . g z:
testimony in the trial of His. Minnie .I . 3:
llond against Thomas P, Gore, United 3 . rleger ’ 0 Q:
States Senator from Oklahoma. for 3 . ‘i‘
$130,000 damages. us the result of :III 1;, {3:
alleged nttuck made on nor in 11 Was!» p: I“:
‘ lugton hotel, was oxpcI-Iod to be given If: 9.9
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111111er
We are now selling $
Trimmed Hats for 1-00
Sale of latest :»
fbr Momning
Don’t' fall tdhsee our
These Hats
all-year-’round 3‘
Prices $1.98 to $7.50. 3’:
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RGES
IN CHINESE RAID
NO OPIUM CHA
Conviction Secured on Charge of Gan?
bling Against One Resort.
BRIIIXI'EPORT, Fell. i7.--l.uck (It
.’ what the prosecuting oflicI-rs consul-
ored to be incriminating evidence In
sulted in no opium charges balm:
pressed in City court yesterday i'oi-
.loqug the raid of state police, union
by a detail from the local depart 11111111..
. Sunday night upon alleged opium and
gambling joints of Chinese on Water
and State streets. The. same. quality
in gambling
ed a gambling joint III in State shoot
and frequenting ciInIgcs against those
found in his place.
Ylni Yom nus found 1,111in by ludpo
(‘oughlln on n chaigo or iilmplllp,‘ a.
gambling joint at full Waiter siroct and
a. fine OI $2 {I and costs impound. ’I‘boso
found in his place were ilnod $3 and
costs each on charges of Ircuueniiu;r ..
Attorney iolm C. i‘liuiuburluiil up-
peurud for the defense in both cases.
in all, there wcio 32 ClIiIIqucu III-
rested in tho midi-.1, many of them sup-
posed to belong in New York The
raids took place slmulluneously III.
about it oicl ck with State Policcuwn
Hr cordon 3°11;th Illpdd Wheelerund
Vi lii nIIdssergeIIIII Thomas II. Flood
wit Policemen Iiloi‘fman, Poland.
Watts, Simona. Boomer ‘ouuhiin and
Jurry in the State street place tun
other Chinamen were found, and an
old 19mm so under the influence of
opium that he could not be moved and
another one, who promised to remain
Iand take care of the old man. Opium
pipes. other utensils oi dope mucking,
th’n’ese cards and other materials
"used in the characta‘
the race were found an 0 fish
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Ins nun has. been maintain .
Norwalk Chronicler