Revolution Pneus
OF OUR POPULAR BPEGTACLES'
Auo' Eve: oLAeses ‘
0! Latest Make. .
.Nicliel Spectacles $1.25:
Gold Plated Spectacles .. 81.25
Gold tilled Eye Glasses only can
Goidiiilled Spectacles only .. 82.75
iiiy‘c Lenses Fitted, each, only . 50c tip
Prescriptions
Carefully Filled
Flrstclass Thermometers 601: UP
Firstclsss Ila’rom'etors . .. $3.25 up
CHAS. BRAND
[BRITISH STEIINIWB 1313 waanmcrou STREET,
__ , . I ' South Norw‘ulk.
i "E ”uni ”CHEER 7. » Frank [Bunker Bailey. ‘ i Close by lioyts Theatre.
Maui: Bunker Bailey died bunday. WATCH FOR THE NAME.
at his home. 314 West Ninety—first .
street. \‘ew York in his sixty second _
year. its “Bi-l born in St. Louis, Mo. ‘ ‘
His father, Samuel Henry Bailey, 11 as‘ '— '
a carriage iilunuiacturer of that citv.
Mr. Bailey came to New York when a
young “man and entered the employ ON
the New York, New Haven and Hart-7
i’ord Railroadas clerk. ' He went latex"l
. , [£1111 three essentials that. 1111111111115 the making or a purchase and do: ‘1 '
- tormino the satisfaction of the purchaser; all we. assume. ‘Qu ahlty is,
. [ and always has been the first consideration with us. it is the loan.
. [,ydetion upon which 20 1111111111111 was Ibuilt and the principle that has
won for 1.1111 the confidence of our trade-our most inland asset.
. SERVR‘EE is a broad term: ditdeult to define because it means
so much. it courteous restroom and careful attention to your orders
. 011111 fact any details connected with your orders be a part of our
, lice-wand we think it is an important park-71.111111 We can guaran-
tee you entire satisfactim in this particular We keep prices as low
. [as any one can and still have: enough profit left to be able to give
{:11 quality and service im- without profit there can be neither 0!
ese.
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
some nonwatkdooun.
DEITIi8 Mill FllllEliAL8'
1‘ 2w,“ aim ‘0 5E?“ at the monsoon, va, Fell. 21.-..11'1111 1.
severe snow and wind storm raging
0:1 the coast, the British steamshlps
Sachem and Rivorduie, ashore near
here, were today in more danger than
at any time since they struck last
week. The Sachem, onla bar two and
a half miles from shore, exposed to all
winds, was in more danger than the
Riversdale, which lies woil upon the
beach, in a less treacherous position.
The crew of'tl1e Sachem are still a
- ibosrd the vessel
I The Riversdaic's cargo of lumber is
being thrown ov erboard and salad on
the beach. Her crew is ashore.
Good :onants are to be
the advortismg,
gee issoon forgotten—qual-
a... mu- 1
eddo’ (the real thing) 15-111:
’ opti'i‘buy—word when asking for
Frank Fchkarr raised a rumpus in‘:
clerk for that railroad at its Produce i:1 \Vinuipauk vesterday afternoon at'i
ligxthange 0 a when he retired in about i o'clock and the result was his
I 001' “1:: i” :rr‘h‘iddby' 1281““? for landing in the hospital with a twO-
liter 3 as “3 9 a1 a “r . 01inch cut on the top of his hoad..\lu11y '
this city. and his “I“ter' \lrs De Hart wild rumors to the effect that u munI
ilrower. The remains will be brought
had been stabbed in asaioon brawl
hero tomorrow and placed temporarily , f V ‘
11111111. Rcv'hesidc coiliotuiy s vault. Mr 12‘9“! “Mb about, (“H“Bfluned b‘“ “I“
asttlrt ‘1 . ,' ' I
Bailey was a brother of ihr.1 late James “ “1 “mm!“ rode “0 \oruuik I“
Bailey .1 former secretary and trees the trolley with blood pouring out oi
' ’ ‘ ‘ ' his head.
.' '.a1‘i .1li111nt'S 11111
“N“ m ih1 lu rfl“ “ (0 5 l“ 582 Accoi'ding to the slow the poll '1
BMW)“ 1111111 tho distiiibcr entered the saloon
in question around uoomii‘ne and made
himself [obnoxious by. passing for
drinks. Caldwell; 01111, 1111215 proprio-
tors stood the nuisance as long as
he could and elected Fchharr. The
latter immediately loohoi‘l his coat
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PORTRAITS “ m
"ENLAaoEo
2Kohn
Bron
I Mrs. Jane Smith.
.\1 111. Jane Smith, aged 84 years, died
,vcsicrduy afternoon lrom old age. The
funeral urarngemcnis have not been
completed as yet. but burial will be in
72 1 1 . .. 1. . \ 7 g
N MAIN hound Ninth 11.111111 ry .lrs. Smith and but, threwrthcm onto the? “hide
' ' 1111.11 horn 111 llai'icn. (.omi., and was _ .
QTREET i 'ii [ 1' I“ No S" m“ s‘mitb unit. and started to reenter the Htl~
I w 1111111 0 L I ‘ ‘ I 1 ‘ ' ' icon with Caldwell holding the door
.\ 111111 sui'yiws lu-r.
PHONE 336-4.
FRAMED
closed. The intoxicated 1111111 was 100‘
p011'1'1ri'uli‘or Caldwell, and was by
1
FURNITURE ,2 7 I [Florence Makovich. lilsl‘ort'c rippin': illc door off the hing
FEUPHOLSTEBED BEBE" “ VII-"“1”“ .IIokovich, “Ix months "III' on. t‘aliiwcii had telephoned for 11:1
RfiPAlRED " " div-d at the home ol‘ her parents, on oiilcm'. but. was anoint-111111111 our. ’i‘hc
last night. of pneumonia.
will be held this alter-
: Fair street.
The funeral
door bet-1111111 so weukoncd that he
opened it. When l-‘r-hharr had gained
REFINlSHED. _
not for today only. but for to-
1
> . ..._. .._..__._...-2 "INTO“. next “'80“ and HG“ ‘ "9"“ from “t “MW.” (“I""B‘II'I’M ‘ admittance. he started to attack Cald-
1 ... "1’ year. _§ ““8110 cannot “be built 00100“, and lllltirilli‘ill‘ \11ll hi‘ ill St. “'0“ find “it! latter ill FF” (1911911149
1111 by displeasing or deceiving Marys ‘2'“"Ii'2te‘“3" struck him over the bood' inflicting
customers, lint we expect 2H) the gash.
capture yourc‘usiom by serving
you. '
FRESH VEGETABLES.
The way we till your trial or-
ders will show how anxious We 7‘
are for your trade. And we’ll
be just as anxious to keep it
some are 1.2) get it. '
, (311111110 81 Co-
MusmHail BioCk 2.1 "‘
Funeral of Mrs. M. Murphy».
The. funeral of Ali's. Margaret .\|ur-
..[ phy was held yesterday morning in .1
‘. o‘clock from St. Mary‘s (‘liurch and
the services were largely attended.
Rev. l1‘r. McGinnis oiilclatod at 11111
f mass. M the offertory muss Miss
Lena Millard sang “Eva Maria and
' God's Promise," [and while the body: The matter I“ now in the ho 1ds 01'
was being borne from the church the the piosecuting attorne1 as Caldw'eii
choir rendered ”Lead, Kindly Light!“ 5
The floral pieces were many and very 1 entered a complaint this morning No
beautiful. interment was in St.
Mary’s cemetery. The pail-bearers
711cm William Hickey. Hugh \icCar-
, [ our,
Hazelton
Coal
NV
B'flieB. Hmhtield a Son Co
TEL. 291
he left the place and took the trolley
for Norwaih.‘ Sergeant Hilni moi thi-
car on its arrival, and took Fchknrr t 1
the station. \ doctor was mailed in
and dressed the wound and soul the
strapped to a cot.
matter as Prosecutor (.oldschmidt has
not learned all the facts. Fchlinrr had‘
not been discharged Irom the hospi
122 WATER 81'.
011- Look
thy John Moore, John Clark. John
' t
5P1“ Investigation McGuire and Peter Gilchrist The‘ 111 “p to noun,
flower bearers were William ilyan. ‘1
of our two immense stock of ‘
5 12111111 Edward O‘Neil, James
lure will .prove a money saver'for any “0m“ ilrliliu and Youuu PEoPLE aAv—E
'h i 1 ed i 1 d ‘ ‘ '
one 11. o s 11 ne 0 Loo linrniturei M..- M . PLEAS‘NT 8‘0“th
. , I at low prices. ,
fit .our large and pmm‘em line 01' Funeral of Master Miles.
'Ne'flfand Second-hand Furniture. Car- M L R O S E P) ‘ Tm“ funeral 01’ Alexander Sliiusfl "
, aged 16, of Second District. will 1111‘ The Young People's Christian ['31
9“, Bugs, Stoves etc, The prices MAlN STORE-15 Ely AVE, Sl‘u'D held {onion-'0“ 1|th moon at “ o‘clock deavor Society of the downtown ”tip-
} surprise you Norwnlk.
from the Grace Baptist church in lint tist Church held a pleasing social inst
llenslcy
[BRA-BOH STORE—Hefner's Blot) lci street ilrst district Rev. \Ir. evening The following program was
M GUTKOWSKY‘ Eh“ "WW3“. Schroe pastor will oillclatc and in- rendered.
2 -w --..,. h _ __ _ __ -*.... ., i111 mont tor the pros-1111. will he in tho Solo—Miss Mildred Howell.
the Former Auditorium Bulldlr "l mu m “heralds. . 'l‘ableauxw Threads Among the Gold"
Fancy imported and Domestic
CHINA'
all, Coal! and GLASSWARE _
Coal!
[lNG GOODS at Attractive Prices.
.. :fvor' high grade at Wilkoa
.2 ’M. l... Olmstead
(Successor to It. Joel. ).
79 WARHINGTON 8T.
M EFFRON Prompt Delivery. MT: 91,:
OWN“ ST" EAST NORWALK' I Household helpers watch Sentinel
allushel and 70111111“! buy aton. Want Ads. tor chances to and more
Tel. 441. appreciative employers. ‘ ,_ _ ,. 1‘
“George ‘Ilownrd, Anna Funchol‘,
noun and 211111-0111 Dunn: ,
ED. iSong of same title song by Miss,T11y-
I’iillJAllElJiWiIA Feb. 24. —-—-After “I ‘0“ ‘
recess of three days. the trial of Cal» SOIWFIN’OW H11”
lain ()snlyn flurry, of the steamship Sketch—“Sister Mason"~2—Sc\'en young
Nantucket. on charges of negligence ladies.
in connection with the sinking of the Comet SOIDMMI‘ Manson
steamship Monroe 1511 the Virginial d’anlomiine~“SturSpangled 131mm"
count was resumed today before iheI, -——Emily Harris .
CAPTAIN BERRY’S TRIAL REBUM-'
87 NORTH MAIN STREET.
‘Wll buy. sound ‘1nnd Furniture.
.. w... 3”,.--7
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spec-tors. lor.
The trial board has been in session 13010“ Mia» Howell.
for nearly two weeks. Thus for the Solo—~Mr Hall
testimony has been given by omcergl At the close of the entertainment re
and members of the crew of the Mon- freshments consisting of ice cream and
mo. _ - 'cake were served There was a large
Captain Berry was expected to tcsti- attendance‘ and the occasion iwus moat
t'y today. I.(‘mjoyittbiim All who lock part did
”mum... ”—..“... splendid work.
TWO NEW ORDERS. “W
(‘biei‘ William 'It.I.’e11uiugion has
ordered that all oiiiccrs be sure to lock , . . -
‘céli‘ doors When putting in prisoners. .. KANSAS ill'I‘Y,i 1110., Feb. .i‘i.--
I it is hoped that no policeman will for. While the dembrailizod wire conditions
- get to do this. for there might be 1111 of yesterday were 11111110111111 greatly
easy escape for a prisoner ii the door teller. 'oillciala 0! the telegraph and
1': was not secured Another order has telephone companies said it Would be
[come as a result of the burns on the several days lizeioro normal ordcrn
.1 r of the mace, ”parenny made by could be restored. Train service on
’ cigarettes. Cigarettes must 111151 their full lines will be improved
”way Into tile cuspidors hereafter.
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STORM TEARS. DOWN WlflES..
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axaisi'r
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Hi0 EXCI8E. X CONSTITUTION. ..
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weigh participation in 111‘ ‘
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811111011 1118111111111 i:
with the Pennsylvania and ““5 oCI‘MIthe saloon of Reynolds 'and Caldwell: .,
’l‘hui blow qlllt'it‘d illt‘ diaturbor 11.111“I
action has as yet been taken in thc‘
,xuoawaucu
7 LEADING
nav ooooa groan
Tristrnm
AND
Hyatt
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.- RJ'H" nun/"av n! FM’G"/‘ a ‘ fi’I‘l-
1‘\-~" ‘W\.\‘\-\.\‘\‘\‘\‘\-\‘
$2 and $5,
‘\‘\_\‘ ‘x x x x ‘,
‘1‘ -\. ‘ ‘ - ':
2 The Weather Man
Predicts Colder
W éather
Dun’t Miss the Few Remaining
Days ofthe Clearance Sale .1
LADIES' FURS, CLOTH COATS AND SUITS.
A further price reduction has been made 011 every item in this rattle,
purchase seasonable garments at the best values that we have ever offered.
LOOK—Stylish. Fur Coats trom $20.00 11p. Mulls, $5.00 up. Scaris, $5.00 up.
HSTEN—Ladies' Fine 010th COMB, some as low as 85.00. A special hit of Black Broadcloth (Tools, for»
morly priced at $20 and $25. now $8. 00.
REMEMBER—That the Ladies' and Mlsses' Stilts are included in this sale.
Suits. formerly priced at $20, now $11.
SEE the Children‘s Coats at Si,
modems
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'oi' ulfi,”.’il
‘Ju‘ A
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viz—v.1»;
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prescnting an oppm'tunliy'
A special lot of (‘ui‘duroy
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KOEHLER COURTMARTIAL.
NEW LONDON, li‘cb. 24.~ 'i‘iu1 court
martial of Major Benjamin M. Koch-
ler is expected to convene this ni‘tcr
noon. Shortly before noon, 1111111111112:
01‘ the. court went by transport sicumci
to Fort Terry. .\ provost sergeant
stood at the gang plank and prorcuicri
any one from boarding the steamer 11.1..
rcpt the members oi"il1o court and an
army officer who is charged Iwith tho
supervision of the strainer. it was
said the court might sit this afternoon
for the purpoac oi presenting the 111:-
cused otticcr. but that the tubing oi
testimo'hy might not. bcgiu until \l‘cd-
nt-siiay morning.
The charges on which the former
commandant of Fort 'i‘crry f21('11.~' the
court-martial. .1111, it is undcrsiood, or
n vory serious chnrocter. \\'hils1 iii‘
exact nature of the allegations it
‘closely' withhold, it is 1111111 retood that
the general chargc is that of couiluc1
unbecoming an oiiicer and youth 1111111.
but with speiiticatlous which lur'olw
nucsiions oi morality, dud inn 11 to do
with alleged 111-is at Fort 'i‘u'rv, and
at oiher plat 1117 11 hcrc he has bci 11 sin
iloncil since the SpitIiish-Aincricnn
War.
When the charges 11111'11' iirst
brought, Major Kochlcr piescnied his
man to the hospital, where he 11 ““Ircsignntion but Secretary of War (lur—
Irison, when it reached l1i1n,dccli11edto
‘accept it, undei the conditions. S1111-
sequeutly Major Koehler 1111s gi1 an a
leave of absence. During that abscnci1
in1éstigatl0n oi? the allegations was
made, and Major Kochlcr W11 11 rehe1 cd
of his command and placed under ur-
‘rest. Last Friday on order was
sued by Major-Gen Thomas H Burr»:
commanding the Department of thci
l1)ust,i‘or a general touri 111111ti111 to
hear the charges.
001. Henry iihhy, oi' the 'Ihird Umt
11d States iuinntry, is the president of
the court the other oillccrs being: 1‘ ol.
‘,Adelbcrt Cronkhite, connnuoding the
artillery district of laastern New Y ork'.
Lloutl‘ol. Herman (I. Schumm, com
manding Fort W uds11"'.01th Lieut- -(‘ol.
'8 ll ralson, i1 iith United States in
l
iantry. l’lattsburgh Barracks. .\i11v
fork: l.ient.~(3ol.~ Edmund bi. Ilillahc,
Williams, Maine:
commanding ii‘ori
l.eli ut. -(‘ol. 8 M.
IFort Strong Mason!
,K. ilurroll, commandiu" i1"01t
goock New York; i.ieut.-C
E1.
‘mandiug Fort MiKinlcy. M
oc—yyre‘aom—Jmoooo” "—
, attempted to communicate by
Jordan, ‘counuandlug
[dent Col. Morris listed in the business rpcenm Purchas-
liun- ed by iiairv Kolodny hom John T.
“171,977.19 of tors BIN: (Ventral Leather dcciincd u.
H111 93 point.
“I Delnmclt “eyes by reason of the
Share“. commanding FOI‘I 'Hnmmw' both parties from town.
Y3. MGM‘COI- llcnry Ti’dd1 00"" left this morning when he lcarucd‘
”'1 ““1"" that neither the new proprietor or his' \\’.\i.l S'il‘iildb"? X0011.
com-113m
I
All sizes.
H. Krieger 81 Co.
Rain Coats
FOR WOMEN
At Special Prices
On Sale Now
Rain Coats Bil), $2 $115 Values
B7. 95 ,
Black/Blue and Tan
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STD-HE BELLAB
(Continued from First Page.)
The (use is unquestionably one 01'
hiliiiilt"lllt1 bro1her 11113 prosiialed
b1 tho urncsomc rind No reason (an
be asc1ibed for the made a: t
Hurry Kolodny returned from New
York at 2 p. 111. today after having
phone
7 .York
with Snmuci from New
morning.
\\’.-\l.1|, STREET 10:41'111. 111..—~.'lircr
an unusually quiet opening today tind-
lug came almost to a stop before the
end of the first half hour. Suspension
of business over the double holiday re-
sulted in no accumulation of ordm's
such as is usually on hand after the
weekend recess. and transactions
were on too small a scale to affect 111:1~
teriully the level of prices. Most oi?
the leaders were a spade lower, but
il 1
ii -the movement was unusually narrow,
except in the cases oi? a few 01‘ the is»;
active stocks s. Rock island issues 11111-
A state of ail‘airs most unusual .y ilinucd tl1oi11decline.. The comr,uon .tt
‘ 1'1 LS, and the proirrod at. 8" 1- ~53 roan h-
Ml,
. William F hiurtiu. 01 “‘9 1‘ iitb Infnu- ln'othor,1vl1o is associated with him.
try: Major Joseph \‘t'l11.ulel’.Jl1‘3”“t qul illli 11111 11.1 11111 slow. it still 12
v Il‘oten N. Y. and Major 1’. M Kassie.“- muiucd closed until
10m] board of deoral steamboat in. Song of same title 111111 b Miss l‘ay- ’ ' '
K y {of the (‘oast Artillery Mimi” “I 1""“1'euson for his action was not known
-I Monroe, Va.
1 Captain Mayos as judge advocate-
Wgeueral is p
Koehler. it is understood has
counsel.
The accused oilicer is a native of ii-
iinols, 42 years old and unmarried.
‘7
p. 111.. The
1111111111; 111' lluycs although many o-x-
plunations 1ve1c. about, none. of which
roaccutiug the case. 1111101; could be accepted
1111.11
" concerning the sale
The business arrangements
to the two parties involved and there-
fore no accurate conclusions could be
1
1119 WM graduated from West I clot in drawn as to the disappearance of K11
1891.
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BASKE'ijMAKERs au F‘iNED 01.11.
i STAMFORD Feb. '12-1~—1v1111e
Irving Weed and his son Robert, 1111a-
not makers of North Stamford, w
absent in New Canaan, today,
broke out in their house.
it with its furnishings/and a stock
0! baskets.
. her
#2 .
titties 2111111811111
ttending be sick daughter-in
are but. that. he did not show up.
lire store was opuned yesterday morning
consuminir as usual and was closed at 1 o'clock.
lodny and his brother. Mr. Hayes
stated this morning that he had an ap-
pointment with one of the brothers
Vt. yesterday afternoon to make him ac-
quainted will} the beekeeping system
The
The youngerJColodny said Hi that
Mum—.4.
, .oONa'ri'rurloNAL, . .
wasnrivo'i“ N,‘ Feb
24 .wThe
The loss Is about 32.000. time that he would. reopen the store ..
The. sons wife was aiolt with measles about 0, but he failed to do so and
all was carried H411111111 the house. it)" was not seen until found again. ..
tbsrdndaw his as the human 1
‘ ' "Flt is subtler MABMLAND OVOTER TAX LAW _UN- .
. d by, a tour-7‘
pin 11, .w hfiir‘e in the
tier, . Vireo Weed Maryland where». law Sol 1910 Marie
annulled till unconstitutional today by
l
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on new low levels. The General .1111-
I. (‘uac i’refcrr 1d rose. 214.
Lowcr pric-
cs ior some American stocks in 1.111
don, scllinit hero, on 11 small slide,
for foreign account. and ox)."pt11l111111i'.‘1l
sales by hour opcrntors depressed
prices slightly for a time today. 11:11.
there was a sufilcieut demand at con-
cussions to prevent 11 11111111111111 decline.
"1.1111,, the pacific attitude oi the ilritish (.1111~ .
11ers known only eminent regarding the latest (011111151 .1-
tiona in Mexico robbed tin1 boars oi"
'iheir one Weapon, and they were 111111.-
bie to bring but long stock-by pressure
against the more 'viili'u-i'ablo shurcs.
Traders alternately bought and sold
stocks, and the general range wha con-
iiited to suiull'iructlon's. 'l‘hc possibil- 1
lty or iliipiirtunt decisions in the Sui-11'
promo court on roconveniug today. l‘it-
striated speculation during the morn-
11111;. Bandit were irregular
l‘l‘VAOTED TALElilT
"Mrsii \l‘i’iippsey’ s friends think she
would. have made a. great uctri-ss if,
-. she had adopted. the stage as 11 pm.
fbsslon.’.2 . .- 2 I, 2
“\Veil,ileymay be. right She coins
to be very clever as a. mimicf '
2 i‘llzeru'aad u‘iie been
between ti e bane of be 11 ‘
5"“ng oi i191" back.” “ .LJN’
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