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Price
, the tin-e osséIItials that influence the making of a purchase mid Ils-
termlne the satisfaction or the Ipurchsssr, as We assume. Quality is;
and always has been the ilrst consideration with us. It is the {tonn-
.. nation upon which our business was built and the principle that has
~ . won for us the oontlden‘co of our trade—our most valued asset
. SERVICE is a broad tam: difficult to define because it means
so lunch. lf courteous treatment and careful attention to your orders
or in fact, any details connected With your orders be a part of so.-
[vice—mud we think it is an immortant‘ part—thou we can guariur
too you entire satisfaction in this particular; We keep prices as low
as any one can and still have enough profit left to be able to give .
.Ilou quality and service for without profit there can be neither oi ‘
t eac.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
NORWALK'!
. LEADING
DRY GOODS OTORI
Tristram
AND . n
‘ finish pay the. sittii‘d‘cost‘bf in rails,
tie‘s, ballast, wires: cables and other '
special work connected with and .
necessary for. the openrtion of street 3
railway cars ‘m’er said bridge."
The Commission in its decision in-
structs that the p‘resflrt‘hfldse is ”un-
safe and one be constructed as a stool
draw hrdgs of stifflcieut weight. and .
strength to carryIall modern highway
and street railway trains.
Following is a. memorandum ol‘ the .
decision of the Commission: I .
. ~As conclusions from the evidence;
the important features of which have
been herein referred to. we find that
at. the time of bringing this petition,
the said bridge was unsafe ‘ior public
travel, and was unsafe for such in):
vol even though no street railway were
operated over it: that the necessity ‘
for the repair or reconstruction of 1
said bridge is due to said unsafe cou-
ditlon and that the character of the I
of soit,iustrous‘, wavy hair. at
prices that should strongly appeal
To be-
. comlngly and fashionably arrange
in your sense 01’ 8001101113'.
your hair a switch is practically lu~
d ispeusubl s.
oou‘m Is ww‘aLK. cons.
That Count
l",-I'n buying Coal the things that
",r “'7 . Yo I-
112. GOODS
for which we or; exclusive local agents, blends so perfectly with your
hair that it cannot be detected by the keenest eye. And most in-
teresting. are the economies the prices quoted below reflect.
H
To Gentlemen 8. Boys
if you own a good watch‘wbich stops
or does not keep standard time.
. Let Charles Brand
(Repair and Time It
Naturally Wavy Switches.
bridge and the trafficc over it are such ‘ 20-inch 'lirlttany ............. . ............................... $1.95
DOM weal 0“ WV,“ Dollar “ “m“ that there is required a. menstruation 20-inch Gray ............................. $2 95
more than it limit ‘0“ WU buy “‘0 0f said bridge practically caulvalrnt nymph ii i . IIIIIIIIIIII ‘
m doilaI Willollos and mu. III have stun to the building or a new “Del-flung. ~ 7 rttnn) """""""" """""""" $2.95
dard time fl‘Om them tare. The repairs recently made bl’ ._ 2i~lnch Gray, """"""""""""""""""""""""" “'95
«Ed? the town on the old bridge on its own Eli-Inch “”th """"""""""" ' """""""""""" ”'95
----_. . at es ran responsibility. and resulting in no adI Gleuiby Hair tioll ................................. . ............ 50c
WE SELL YOU VEGETABLES RELIABLE WATCHMAKER vantage '0 ill? railway company.
but for to-
and next
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
138 Washington St.
should. in the opinion of the Commis- .
stop. he paid for by the town “‘lillOllii ~
any contribution being rcqulred from:__
not for today only,
morrow, next. week
A trade cannot be built
year.
_. ..-_ -- .....-M_-.‘ u) by dis )lonsing or deceiving Close by lioyts Theatre in" company i
o l (flllSlIllllOi‘SI «lint we expect to .~ .. ~ . in regard to the (diameter of ihe' DEA-["8 Mill “FHAENALS ,
capture your custom by serving :econstructlon, we determine that the. WW ‘ 'tOOOOCIOCKJ -
PORTRAITS you. . illtl'resi of public safety: requires, and Cyrus F. Th0m38- 8 :3:
ENLARGED FRESH VEGETABLES. F EBUR “HI“ I" We therefore order. that the Town of (‘yrus Fredpmlk Thim‘il-‘i- “II “M E - ‘ 1;:
I The way wofill your trial or- g“ . Westport reconstruct the present Yam! “'9“ ”HDNWWI N'Nidrm ol'ihrm'lac- . 2:.
: (iCl'H will show‘how' anxious we H I P , Stuto street bridge over the. Saugutuck town died “1 “is 1‘0")” 0“ We“ Mill“ g H K E: '
m are for your t'ado, And “‘6'“ O SIREE GAR IRAS" RlVi‘l‘. us a stool draw bridge or suf- strcrt ""rrhurrdill I‘illli‘ilillg 0! hour! I; rleger O :3:
m I K O h n I be just as anxious to he 1) it t; —-——-— licienl weight and strvnpth to carry {Millie nn‘ur a brwl Illness Ibo 3 :‘I
o as we lll'p to put it. 'FiV‘ Fa‘a" HUN and TWQ'li _ all the modern highway and street lunqul svnivcs‘u'ill "“ ““l‘! ”m“ 1”” tr 3::
m B I" . ‘ ' u y ' V railway traffic at this point: and we "“9 1“”"9 “ll hillill‘klnl Ilileruouu ill 5“. If.
D r 0 S. Gh‘otto & £0 I Five Are Injured in ‘recommend that said (how hlldge he “'3” ”mm“ R" "I V- “vim“ "“-“"'"' I: ‘2
L} _ ‘ 2 .- o of the extreme width which the do of the Gootuctowu M, ii, i‘hmwh olfi- 3 o g:
'- ’2 < : Music Hall Block ~ Innianapolis . signing engineers uhall‘decm foasiblc. cisting. "I If}
. U N. MAIN. WWW‘ICIth‘QI‘WflCK‘flQ ___“___m wilhout material “"0?qu of the Mr. Thomas was born in liiIipI-llI-H ’I
I" . _ STREET d: , - l.\‘lil>\x.\lr’0l.ls, ind, lI’I‘IlI. iii.—~- qusew'nys 01- nbprouclws to said draw Jummry 35. Nil. noon: in» livIId IIIIIil " 2::
. PHONE 3364' u. I Four persons were kllll‘ii and live our $1)”ng l” 01‘1“" that ”10 lO'HlWil)‘ 0" MH‘ “hp" h" “WIN”, Mm" mm” '4' 'i’
" a A V3151“ Investigation mun fulfill)" inim'vd and twenty-lire '“n‘d "rm“ PM" D" “HM!” N do IIIIIIMIIIIIII‘ i’Il]:.(t:!“:‘);1 ”In him“) 3 1::
" - ollc‘s ww- l‘ . ‘I- . .; highway nocda‘ al‘tIIr slicwln the ' * "' "~ “‘ ‘ "i‘ "-‘ “W“ _ ' 1x:
‘ RECEESILPFEEIED of mu two immense stocks of Fili‘lll: MI‘IIMlendh:l:‘:l;:;i 11:39:31?"3:11: railway "mmmm, tolormc “Hgmwks and IIIInIlIII-II~Il his \lliii‘ «Imp almost ‘3 VVC are now SClllng 1 00 f.
“ REPAIRED tum will puns il moneygéiaiei tor nm‘ or was crushed bolweon two heavy Ii" conformity with the reconuueudu- to tho duly III his death Mr. ’rpuuum . Trimde Hats for "‘. :3;
:‘I RE~FlNlSHED_ ‘\ one who ib in “Md ”I "a lquiiur traction I'urs. The accident ocmrrmiiilillls 0i this (‘mnmission in regard “i“ ”n“ ”1' NW old III'lIIIIl "'5 ”“0" 1% v I “
iL-—- ... . ;at low prim at \‘lIginia “Win”: and South street ‘to such location of tracks We rcoum- :ujujhcr (who I-III Ule‘ll’llilli’i' ll‘lilil‘llli‘I , ,, ‘ . .1.
..- . f. __ ‘7 ' _ -N _ , iM . L" 1‘ 0 S E PI and was caused by slililn‘i‘y rails :nend that the said company's Inlls 1:0:3:”'::\r’l':"’:‘:31:“1:;“l‘lxi‘”:(:33?!- . . {I
f ' ' The dead are: Fletqhe- limrk. mu. In so laid as to maiuluin a clt-nraucr . ‘ ‘ - g ‘ ’ ' ‘A "" ' , S ‘ 1 - w. r":
”I - lmep-T-‘m' MAIN ASTDREJW E'Y. Ave.. 5”?" iormau English avenue ‘ can“; llaI‘I‘)’ .ol‘ 1“ least five feet lmlweou the ucur- a; llhi‘: ”i“:“l "It!!!“ many g-I- It 5: fund it: Also a Spfi'Clal 8‘16 0t atabt ‘:
‘ '7 No‘rwaik. ’ m I ‘ ()livcr. Jame-s lloruu nuod iii, In INil roll and any obslIiicliou to rail-c1 ( “n U m ”1 mummy" \wrv .1 ‘ M ‘I‘
BUY BRANCH ‘STORE~Hafncr's Blot! Jacob K. Ham), it ' ‘ n liway traffic on said ‘bri'fi'iicf MS regular patrons .\lr.'ihom.1~ “r“ " Spring OdEIS for. Mourning 2::
“ ‘ . M... ' :.:::::"".::.;"::i,:.:::::; Ii wear. Don I fail to see our 1::
. -_.. . ‘ with persons homowuni hound r1011“ lion for dothmlnutiuu an IIppoItIou- ‘ .. ’ ‘ . " ‘ :x:
Hazelton ‘uncy impmtcd and Domestic the business ““3110", siopprd m the mom of the PX politic of the rec ou- :‘i‘hf'lpwwm work. lilo-only “WW” 8 IVIOUI'ning Hats. ThCSE Hats :2
. In.“ of I. Sloop gIadI, just behind zIlstruticd bridge to be home by tho ‘1‘ '01:“{:)yl"\u.):)‘fjl,x ‘ms '1'" 1:1,:mm” Q i I
‘ (‘olumbus and Southciu IraIIiou car TililwaI Iombum. in this connection “:3 ;(;l‘“;"::dl a; tumx‘n::n:)::d:'\f‘ tidy ' we SUitable fOI‘ all‘year' round :5.
.. A large Indianapolis and Cincinnati refeieme WM made by the petitions. chorgotown “ l? (I! art 180' 1 . “WI? 1“:
0a traction freight car mashed into it. “i ““9 0f “‘9 “WWW“ to a forum (I 1] VlI‘ullerAandlrw ‘S M £01)" L“ WCaI‘. Prices $1. 98 t0 $7. 50. 1::
Th: cc of the persons killed and a ma- decision 0" ””5 Commission “he” ”’9 valu’ed “191mm. ‘1“ one 0 {flung if
“T L E iorit) of the inimed were standing on qultable 31"“‘9 0f ”‘9 "“H‘H‘Y “0‘“ ‘ s e m surnud In I 2‘:
. and G ASSWAR tho rem pulti’orm of the English me many in the expense of a new hish- 1 me daughter, \lolu Thom” 3
‘ TheB.Hershficld&SonCo A run Line of HOUBEFURNISH- nue car. which was telescopmt “"15 ”We ”“5““ ”His “"0““ “'35. MW Ho;;jw Fun" '
1.... 2... .2. W”... .T, we Goons 8%, W... was caf‘“l‘;;:‘l"};‘cj; 153;; ';;}'fi‘;v‘{8;j;§jf ili‘i’l'iillllz“ 33:51:13? 333:..f013f3; w... Iva-m... W... Maw w. -- WM — W1 “”4“—
rails so slippery that th; motor "InaIlItmupnny' 3 needs in excess of the cost ““5 John D Film, 01’ 7 Reed street. MONROE MA“ 811le “um thought burial might “NW NW”
of the death of her cousin. Mrs How I some time today.
. ' iM. L. Olmstead
Look Look ° ' L
L—o— ___..vv-—. ....
. ‘ i .
oi’ thefiireighl car was unablI to siopI'Wh 01‘ othr highway tlniflc alone ard .\i Fuller of Farmington Me for. l
it. would haw necessitated in this im-
Miss Evelyn Honnessy,
. At. the hospital it was said it ‘31”:qu 1'1“""3 “mfg“;w’m I‘luid-lph Bridgeport. She was well known in
, \ V I
was doubtful it any of the the poisons ma “5 “9‘9 Wes” ’0‘“ w l i' ‘ a The \‘oxwallm. mp] had many “.1qu,
STAYS lliiBiilllEllI
Idontlnued trom first page) '“' lTflDAV IN WALL STREET
merly of l
Prompt Delivery. Tel. 925 . w .. , .
seriously injured would ”‘8‘ gating rendered a llndiug that the. “AH” bl-lhifl‘iui‘. “H" ““ “'" “”h
79 WASHlNGTON ST.
It our large and complete
line of
RESTRAINT OF TRADE CHARIIEB‘.
.._~_
determination at this extra cost Iould' hero ““0 were pained to hear m her
Ibo I'cuchcd with a demos of accurui y. ,Iicatb -._ i
No such data were before the Com
primary cause 01' death was the break-
ing of Wutorbury‘s back by the fall,
few I‘xccpilous higher prions woro a»
lablished in the early trading today.
WA \SlllNil'l‘ON. Fob, iilwt‘liitrges “w . . .. , . . ., i'l‘lxiare was a sarcitv of stocks around
New and Secondhand F',umlturo (ar- that the (‘ hicago and lluluth Boards of FREIEHI “ATE Imissiou in the present case. however. Arthur Loimer. EEIIIJIIIIrIIhe “I“ Mum“! “um uh MIC in‘slm-Iiuy's closing range, and at.
note. Iliilgs,~.St0Ics. etc. The prices Tr ado and the Minneapolis Chamber ”Eclslou Now and “h“? tluxutcrliiimony3102;311:133: Mill“? ‘Lellllel' infant 9"“ 0" \lr. This. it was held, brought u“. denthi though the dcnmnd “as not bcnxy.
“will surprise you. of Commerce composed a combination . “‘0‘“? apIaren y minomi ’ e and Mrs Raymond Leimer. (“Ni “ii“ within the jurisdiction of the. coinpen-V buyers found it necessary to raise
I
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
We buy sound-hand Furniture.
M GUTKOWSKY
- At the Former Auditorium Bulldlr g,
call
Goal!
Ital-re Coal at
call
Buy a ver‘ high grade of Willie}
IWM. EFFRONl
s 'owMI s'r., EAST NORWALK.
y aIIbushel and you will buy a ton. one good time was had by those Who
Tel 441.
in restraint of trade in grain dealings
and are responsible for high prices.
were filed in tho liouso today by Rep-
rcsoutatlvn Manuhan. Republican. of
Minnesota. with a resolution for Corr.
In IIssionnl investigation.
I FIRE IN BOSTON §pHOOL.
uosrou, Fob. iii.---A’l‘he lire IIrquI
'Iho'll. S. Grant school in East. ilios-
too, was given a pIIIcticul test yestcz‘
a day when 70 children weie mathcd
I'Iom tho building; within two ’ min
utou and ten seconds after a slight.
blaze was discovered in a closet, F‘cw
of tho children know of the ilrc until
Ihoy reached the street.
\ a... n....u...¢...~—.-.
lWINNIPAUK SOCIAL CLUB DANCE‘.
The first annual dance of the Winni-
pauk Social and Village clubheld last
night at lted Men’s Hall was fine. and
braved the weather. " . .
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M
“KASHING'I‘tJN, Feb. li).*~ileeluion
by the. Interstate Commerio Conunls
slop on the proposed freight rats hI-z
creases ‘ls expected Jo be reached
probably within threw months and col-
tulnly boi‘oI'h the commission adjournI-II
-for its summer recess on July 1. This
announcement, substantially. was
made by (‘ommisslonsr Harlan today.
(‘onupisslouen l-larlou said: .
Recognizing the public importanceI
of an early disposition of‘the prob-
lems before us here. the carriers. ship-
pers and the commission are using
every effort to brim; the inquiry to an
early conclusion. and there is reason
to think the record on the main issues
“Uh" case may boclosed and the ar~
gumcnts had Ain'iime to enable the
commission to dispose of rillOHDHQIIL‘ii-I
tlons before the summer recessff
regular monthly meeting today.
'irom Chairman Elliott regarding.
‘ solution oi the system ‘ .
A question stlil.
NEW.\"()IllIK. ih‘elj. lit—Directors oi:
the N. Y.. N H & ll. Ill. 11., at their
ex-
pected to receive an informal report
his
recent conference in Washington as to
the method of diIIorcing the Boston
and Maine from the New Haven in
,pursuanco of plans for a general dim
Mr. lillllott before the meeting was
, coiled. declined to dtscuss rumors of
differences between the’ microorgan-
. .1, rel had himself as to the time to he
‘ alloIIpd for the disintegration III the .»M~W '
unsottled
Iol‘ such extra expense, which weIccou morning. at. the family home. North
sldored in I'I'nchlug our conclusions Main and Ann street, aged eight
'lthoso estimates were ‘00 indefinite ‘0 months. The i‘uuorcl will be held to-
assist ““1"“ In determining their W" moi row afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from
IcI-utnge relation to the whole cost and the house 'Rev. M I; Steup will of-
Iwere submitted wholly by witnessvs iicinic, and the build] will be priv.ate
Ifor the petitioner no opinions on this .l" the vault at Riverside (ometcry
ipoint bring expressed by respondent s; ,
witnssI-s. A further consideration lsiROTON POINT REPRESENTATiVE
.tho relative propmtiouste luvportumc. l lN TOWN
Iiu this instance of the state grnuli lbamh ()lhieu booking
iabovo referred to. which furnishes tIItiIe for tho new ltoton Point Park.
ltho town annually a sum that should as it will be conducted by President.
vibe used toward maintenance of this- Neville Iliayiey we now lesson. Iuriv-
lluidge which sum is equivalent to a cd in South Norwalh today and is II
lilve per cent. income on an amount guest at. the liotel Cliffmd.
equal to unbloxlmutoly three-quarters “r 0' lillcu (fillillL‘B to tho clii to
of the probable cost of the rcconstruch l inmost local cbuIchos and soc lotion
on bridge in tho beauties of Rotou Point Park,
Al'Icr balumiug these and tho var-Ins it will be under the new manage-
ious other considerations. we deior- :lili‘lli Mr. O'Brien will be in South
mine and order that the petitioner. {Norwulk several days hand will be
The «Connecticut Company. shall 1on Iplcased lo‘ ill‘liliige tor picnics and out-
l0 UH? TOW" 0f Westport as said oom- Iiugs with any of tho local institutions
represen-
cent of the entire enpensii to which state. that any society intruding to
said town shall necessarily be: put in I] rovids for an outinp: for their purli
rcconstruétiug said bridge in (5-0111 cuiar party, will do well to consult
plisnce with the foregoing orders. with Mr. O‘Brien quickly. as he slates
Which entire espouse shall include all I that: Ilstes ntthe Park are bolus rap
cost of myths: and the said The ldbr when ' '
Connecticut Company shall Iilso pay Mr. O’Brien is authority to vibe in-
the entire cost of all rails. ties. ind» foramtion that Mr. Hayley has con-
last wires. cables and other spec 'nl trusted for‘sev’cral thousand electric
Worlt connected with and necessary lights for theifiark,‘consequentiy‘thoro
tor the operation of street raiiwni
cars over said bridfio’”‘ “ " fight shy of MI.'<Bayloy and his com-
pany of architects and engineers will
Louis Lease, of. Sedtlon avenue. was
admitted to th‘ hospitalv last night,
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the improVements. and meantime, Mr.
O‘Brien will he in South smut the
I _ balance 9 he Work soliciting excur-
wlll be no dark andimcatihy nooks to.
.or III low. Ihnn ilve porsops; secondly,
because tho man was not. really Inn-I;
Ipany‘s equitable share. tWenty‘flViI parI and. incidentally it might be well tob
l
sntion not. When this was learned
two sons of Waterbury. who although
their father had ionyenrs had lliitll-j
ing to do with his family. as they
claimed. desired that he should have
proper burial; and suggested to lit-ard-
sloy. as his employer, that if he would
pay the. funeral. physicians and lIospL
tnl bills, the, family would Considorhlsj
obligation under the compeI’IsutiIm not
had been discharged.
Beardsley sought legal ll(i\ ice on the
matter irom .ludgc .l. li. Dillon ot' the
Town court of 'PlIIIIiington. who in.
formal him that under the law he \l’ur‘;
lioi. linbir.
ploycd by him, but. worked for Board-
slay for“ his lodging and board, only
when he Was not employed elsowhem
and thirdly. that it' Waterbury was
employed by him at all, it was morI-ly
as a casual employs. . ”W I"
This interpretation of the law it has
been pointed out. was at variance with
that given by \ttornequeneraI Light.
The sons of Waterbury had also taken
legal advice before making their sug-
gestion to Beardsley. and their coun-
set had advised them that Beardsley
was liable under the low. ' ‘
It is now said that the Town of
Huntingtou may. be brought into the]
case. as the sons. in view at the com-
plications. may permit the burial of
' their other av the to'wn. if this takes'
be at the Park next Monday to begin.
place. there is a probability, it is said.
that the town
under the oomphnsation act
‘ Meanwhile the body of Water as;
has hsonviyina in the morgue] st
In;
i under 40.
because he. was an Inuploy|
Irallrond shares on a stronger
moderate amount of outside
Railroad stocks mudv Ibo
under the lead of Now
which gained a poiui.
their bids.
best showing,
Yor]; Central.
‘(iencral Metore. a strong I'ouluru r».-
' ccntiy, again advanced buoyantly.
(in
the first few transactions, it ,iumpvd
five points to 75. Last. month it sold
wan. sruuur, Noon.“ .\ sums;
undertone characterised tho morning
‘lruding. but the volume of business
was small and advances did not roach
stillilntI proportions. AssIIrauI-IIs
from \\'nshingtou that tho rIIilroIIIl
freight rate case would be IlIIIIidIId bo-
I’orc the summcr holidays put the
' basis.
Asldp from this, there, was no new
factor of importance in the speculu—
tivo situation. Short, covering and a
buying
operated in favor of hither prices.
“moments were limited to ilnctlouu
in most cases, although sumo of tho
specialties mad?) more IIIItI'IIlsd ad«
Iamcs. bonds were steady.
An informal meeting or the ladies
‘sinterr ted in the Home for the mind
was held at the home of .llIs M. (i.
lessup, 115 Arch street yestoidny al-
ternoon. ’l‘hcro Wil‘zi nothing done in
the way of definite action and Only a '
general discussion of 'plans took
place. IOThs Town Union meetius‘
will be held on next Tuesday at. tho
Norwslk Congregational church and
it will be an all day session Lunch
ay nook recompense will be served at noon.
”an-W
The police have received orders
loyIiI-om the chief to enforce the slidhinl
ordinance. ..
Norwalk Chronicler