m twentieth that lnlluoix‘ , the ranking 9! 11 purehnoe 11 .
«and than optimum. no we 1111111112111. outrun» in.
. and nitrate ileum, up: no on it is the loun-
. .. nation upon which on 11111111191111 11111111111111 null the principle that line
.1 . won tor. us the continuation! our Marlow-our most valued agent. '
. *: SERVICE is a broad firm.‘ litilcult to define because it mound -'
. so much. It courteous ‘rcntm‘edt and careful. attention to your orders,
or in Ioct any details connected With your orders no ‘11 part or m-
, .vice--- 111111 we think it is no important pnrtmthen we can guaran—
tee you entire aatinfncikun in this particular. We keep prices as low
as any one can and still have enough profit left to be able to give
. .‘ {so quality and service. for without prolit there can be neither of
era.
The Hatch &7Bailey Company
INT," 1" RWQLK. WI.
0 r S e 20 -t0'50‘ Per Cent
JEWELER AND OPTiCl'AN.
133 wnsnmoron smear.
Close by iloyis Theatre.
PORTRAITS
ENLARGED
Kohn
Bros.
‘ ‘r2
wN. MAIN.
STREET
PHONE 336-4.
FRAMED
FURNITURE
RE‘UPHOLSTERED
REPAIRED
RE-FiNlSHED.
.South Norwalk.
WATCH FOR THE NAME.
William E. Raymond.
The 1118111 iriends oi llililnin ll.l't'.1\-
111ond will towel to learn that he puns
ed nwuy inst turning, at his lltllllt‘. i
\‘i'ondbury urcnuc. utter 1111 llincsu nt
' I. about two months. .\lr. ltuymouti «1'11:-Y
we SELL you VEGETABLES - n 11111i1'n oi Shrcu'shury, l‘cnneylvnuln.
not, for today only. but for to— 7 but had lived here for the past twenty
11101'1'0w, next wreck and next ‘ ilw years He leaves it widow and nix
year. A trude cannot he built. . - childrcn. llc 111115 a mmnlwr oflthc
up by dismeagmg ”,1 deceiving '«lluptlst Church. in .\'or\1'11lit, 11nd ol' P.
customers, lint no expert to t‘. Lounshury Lodgc. New l'liiglund ()r-
cupturc your custom by serving . llt’i‘ oi‘ Protection. tin one one oi the
_V()u_ best known stone culture in the Slate
FRESH VEGETABLES. 11nd for the punt maven yours lnui been
, B111 .. .
Hazelton
Goal
631'
- The B. Hershiield 11:. Son Co
11:121.. 29;
122 WATER 81'.
The Why M. fill your trial ”I ._ cu1ploycd by the. South .\‘orn'nik ll0n<
dcrs “.m'. 31“,“. how anxious 11'c ' muentul Works. The funeral serviced
are for your trade. And Wig“ .; 11111 be. held from his lute home. Sun-
be just an 111111101111 to kt’é‘p it ., do) altcmoou Int 3 otlock. The [111th
as we “1.01031“ "J 11 ill be taken on .\iondnt to Sitrcws-
- . . i1u1_1'. l’c11nsylr,nniu for interment. The
Ghetto 81 Co.
children oi‘ the (incensed ure .\lru. Wil-
Music Hall Block
lium llcaupuln. .\lins hnouonc R11)"
’WHM” Mrs. Sunnah S. Utzlngor
I
l
mood, Maurice. 'iini'oid. William iuul
Arthur ltuymond.
1 Mrs, Sunnnali 'S, lllzinger, wife of
PI.“ Investigation Jacob Utzlnger. died at her home 1‘11
of our two immense stocks of pump Meadow ntreot..yeeterdu1‘ noon, nged
tum will prove armoney saver for any 7i vents and nine mo11ths.sl1e in
one “7110 is in pend of good Furniture survived by her lumbtilld and eight
at low pricasI .(hlldrcn as t‘ollows Conrnd litznnl-
er. of' Akron 0' . Mrs. A, (liaisehofi', oi
M. L. R 0
”your large and complete line 01'. ~
Rugs, Stoves. etc.
‘” 0211' Coal
Coal!
'er' high grade 0! Wilker-
EF F RON
ill at 87.. EAST NDFIWALK.
1111111131 and you «111 buy a ton:
‘ Tel. 441.
The prices
S E Di .\‘oru'alk; Mrs. Albert (router, Calga-
ry. t‘nnudn; Charles U tringcr of East
MAIN STORE—‘15 Ely Ave, 801m Norwnlh'. (loll-trey ltzlnger and Miss
Nor-walk
. Susan Utzinger, of South .\‘orunik.
BRANCH STORE—Homer's Biorl. .‘l‘he iunnrul services will he held from
Em Norwaik. the into home. on Sunday afternoon
--...-..- ' ~~ -- «~- ’ at 2 '10 octet-1. Rev M 1.. Steup will
DROP 'N AND LOOK AT OUR NEW oillcinto 11nd interment uill ioiion in
”"5 OF liiuernide cemetery.
Mrn. Rachel Brown.
“N . 9,
11 - cu '
- , Mrs, Rachel llrown. 1111 luumie or
G1 ' the. Town Farm died there lust night.
Very little is known about her rela-
tives' whereabouts. and attempts were.
. CHINA AND HOUSEFURNISHING.
made this morning by telegrams to
locate them. ”ii is believed that she
has n ulster living 1:1 New Yotk plate.”
M. L Olmstead
(Successor to I Joel.) Funeral of Lewis Morchoun‘c.
79 WASHINGTON ST. ‘ The tunernl of Lewis Morehouno
. Prompt Delivery. 7,1. 925 will be held at 2 o‘clock this afternoon1
w from his into home. in .lolmuburg. 'Mr.
iST. LOUis TRUNKMAKERS STRIKE Morehouse died" at 8 o’clock, Friday
S'i‘ LOUlS Mm. Feb. 27 --—A paper evening. utter an illness oi‘ several
l1d strike of all the trunhmnkcro in months. A low weeks ago he was 1111-
St Louis numbering 1,000 than 11110 conscious 1iivo days. after which hp
women. it threatened today. he the re. rallied and‘seemed on the mud to re-
'atult or the demand of the Workers covery until Friday morning. "6 1111m-
“but the mfpoytm recognize their ed‘lnto unconnoiounnene and remained
newly organized. “mil. which is at. in that condition the greater part or
11111111211 with the“ Ihdn’dtriul Workers the day Hewashorn July 2.1829 find
(y1l the World. The entire working when a. boy moved with lil'e' father to
tome or one of the three Ifuctorlen in the farm 1“ Jolmnhurg, where he had
the city walked out .aevennl days ago. elneo residen-
'. Jolinohura‘. Mrs.
.r1nd Edward Moreiiouse.
.1.ahe..Bort t... Moi-choline, oI Moore
Leroy Photon.
Bridgeport. Conn Mannii‘renk‘ Mount.
. ,Miae June 'Molgeitouao on Miss Ednp
. Morohoudc. of Glens Falls, N. ‘1’» find
' eight sons. Atto’ndy Frank D. Morti- ‘
one. oi" this city. George S Willard
river, Arthur R. Manhattan. or East
Not-walk. Conn. ileamtm F. and 1.. Jay
Morehousw oi Johnaburln During his
. iiineus Mr Morehouoo was nit/ended by
Dr. Lehman Thomson. 0! this city, who
T ,. is a nephew pt the (111119113611.htm who
jI passed a great part of hip time in
.lo'hnehurg the lust few weaker—l“ rom
."Pout Star." 01‘ Glens Falls, N. Y.. of
Feb. 17111.
11—~-
i
119‘ in survived by his 11 neuron had been made for it.
Funeral of Min Clear
The. funeral of whine Schwarzkopf
. 0...» Ma.
Mllltii ilili ii?
iii BRiiiilti’iiiil liiiliY
Hints A1111 curtains °“°‘"°"”’ Law '" MSW
Wreck Considered and Ac
cused Not in Cunt
liltiiillh}l’()lt'l‘. Fol 1. ' 2?. "Flu! charge
of munnluugher btought 11g11i11~1t
( hmlcn S. \lellen. Ii‘ormcr picsidout 111
the New York .\‘1111 “men and limi-
lord Railroad Company. as tho remit
of the collision ofI 9x11111511 tr.1l. in at
Westport I11 ()ctohcr. 12112111 which
several peinous were killed. oriuc up
broil“ Judge .iuunph i’ ’l‘illt‘c 11' the
criminnlcslde ol‘ the Superior tom't
today. on the plea oi lutlulictlou cu-
lured by counsel for .\l1'. Mellon. An
questions of law only new under c-oil
nidcmtion at this time. Mr .\lelicn 111111
not in court. lite counncl \tolc lloiu-
er S.(‘11111111i11gn. in Stamford: l. ,l.
.\‘lcheruon. of \‘orth t‘romucll, nud \".
ll (‘l1nn1hcr,luln oi' llrilucport.
The plan to jurindicuon Wits illcd inst
May and ruined thd quaytion that Mr.
.\lellen'n arrest on n bench wurrnnt
was not. supported by nilldnvlt which
would show probable cause. The itc-
compnnying inotlon wan to "quash the
indictment. Origlnnliy live other of-
flcern of the railroad cofitpnuy were
arrested on hunch warrnntn, but police
were entered by State's Attorney Jud-
Hon :1 few days 1130. '1nd the State
elected to try and fix the rcapomlhllity
for the Westport ureclc on the then
president of the company, Mr. Mi .it—n.
When the rose opened ."iudge ‘uttio
asked Mr. (‘11111111l11g8 it he wished to
huve the picn filed in \luy apply to
the amended complaint. which com
pluint 111111 the one pl'feied by Mr. lud-
non after he had pulled those against
other oniocru. \lr. Cummings said he
did
A inuuh 111111 crdnted when Mr. ind
non netted it this true to he 11 jury trial.
A jury which had heard 11 criminal
case had retired: uhlh the acute were
taken by npectatorn, and Mr Judson
having: been out of the room, he lum
not noticed thin incl. When explained
to him. he said: “Oh i looked' at these to break down the euteguurd ,f “I. s . .
gentlemen 11nd thought they were the
i111y"
.\lr (‘11111111inge read his plea utter
the court hnd asked it the contention'
won that the amended complaint ll”
not hold Mr Mellon. Mr. Cummings
replied that that was his contention on
the dhnnlnsul oi the complaint which
named live othur oillcele us detend
nun-1 l'elenncd Mr. Mellon 'l‘lto nmund-
ed complaint. therefore. could not
hold Mr. Mellon.
The court said that 1111 Exhibit A.
11 utenournphic report of the minutes
of u hearing before Judge Greene on
the matter of 11. bench warrant was not
in the tiles. er. Cummings maid thut'
Mr.
' . port of the historian by Mm. ileum!
Hons
Delivered
01‘ ludluii ‘ ‘
nonwntmfi'
Lupine
onv noon. “on:
wit
it
fill
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AND .
V HYatt
5 Tri'siiram'
' Wit MR eteeeeeewwmewwewee i'ii'd inlet i M h'l'elt
underdog,
Cadet Stockings are the
Just a few days more ‘of the Clear..—
ance Sale of Ladies” Furs, Cloth
«
scirumtc srocmcs‘ :3
ti".
‘ tit
- fl"
1 33*
i Ciner 111111 held from St. Mary's R. C 1 ..
Church this morning at 9 o 'clock 111111 “7‘
. . . you can save~ on the 111111 inrgeh uttendod. Rev. J. .l he . - :1,
omfor s . . Glnnise officiated. There wore many. ii I S a;
' dollar bountiful t’lorul pieces from loving . a:
t l V I . Iv
STORM COVERS 1 friends-1 and nchoolmntce. The do because the are scientifi ll 1‘ .1.-
511,31. ANKETS i at Brand’s mm Md mend“, “10 mm. whom. A 3’ h f ca y const noted to resist the hardest wear of:
CH‘AIN' OVER SHOES , I Mid the ccholurs from her grade tooi guarantee t at is 0 great interest to every buyer is fastened .to v3.»
FOR HuMANiTv's BAKE 011 during, the high grade Optical gullior with lier'tentihcr attended the- g each pair Be sure to pfcse‘we it. :33
GlVE YOUR HORS G000“ or every khid- Lenses, Ell" services in a body. The follou'lnit' 7;" ' . a?
SQEthflE DEAL glasses. 711ectn'cies 11nd lilting all preanctcd 11s pail bearers; Stanley 139.le '3? . Price 25C per palr 1,5.»
BCl‘lJDUOHS from Graduate Eye Dactorl. out Ruby Booth, .iohn Cronin. Ster-I ’1? . o "i"
ling Gotchell Dunuld Shepnrd, tlrnce‘; ' "r"
George W Vvardwe“ C H AS BRAN -D Brut. .\nnu 'ilnltorlclp'hnd Agnes Mn- i it —-_. ":Lf:jjff_"Ij;"""' “m ““ “" ' M" .7.
‘ I
5 0 "I Main S [e t 1 . oi'lch. The little one was lnid to rest; v-f-t I»?
2 S u t e RELIABLE WATHMAKER. 111 SL Maris mum...“ 1 g}: .7.
5‘“
S."
‘. . w.
- 0 Corduro Snits - — $11 ’
+Ct dStiZy
4‘ 0a S an ul S Black Broadcloth Coats $8 .L
A: Many other Similar Bargains that mean the. saving of much money. W
4+ ’\
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t=t~t~~t~1~1~»t~~t~t«vie-tee.z-t1~.1~s1~«1~«1~1~r1~1~t~~1~~t~ .11- 1~ 1 i~~l~~i~i~ 111- ,1- :1 1 .1- 1»
1t~11i1i1ni11gshud 111'1de l:m'w(;;m"in? (hm-lee ll ilurlhut “its "51{~1-‘1ts.1""‘11“'.1. ll. i-‘chiri. .\i1-el‘t', S. St: .11 u,
“mum.“ of this licuch \Vlll‘tliiil " ‘11‘: 1111111hcroi'tl1is connuittct- for three George H, .\‘tn'th. Howard Tiller, :11!
picu \lr “union wid'tiial ti'»~“1i].;_ "curs. A. i). Kiri-p was re-clccted .\ilss Florence M. iicncuict. tin We
' ‘ ' ‘ " " ’ clerk for one year. l.. S. livers was unanimous rcmlutlou Mrs. W. H.
tinguishcd gentlmnnn from Stamford
attached the procedure in thc issuance
of u hunch warrant by 11 Jiliii't' oi‘ the
Superior court‘. This 111111111111' cxtcndn
back two nod 11 hull ccntui'ics. .\lr.
Cummings thcruiot'c cluinu-d that
judges for this long pcrlod l1:1'l crrcd.
”lint .\lr. Cummings said it is no; too
into to tut-nil." nuid .\l1'. Judson. 111111
then rend the statutes under 11" ‘111
bench \1'1111'1111t1.111'c issued tic also
cinimed that Mr (‘11111ml111z1-1 mtcu his
“ridiculous cluiln" that .\l1'. ‘iiuli 1111 1:;
not held in the \111111111t unttci lllu‘ (on
stitutlonnl nincndmcnt which 1:11.1lc 11
person qerure fl'iinl scureh and sell.
me without reasonable infornmtiou
To this claim .\l1‘. Judson said ‘i (91111
onlr ”smile." .\l1'. Cunnningn started to
reply when Mr. Judson naked pcrmia.
nlon to any 11 word. Mr. Judson mid:
“Your influence. .\l1'. Cmmnlngs. with
Judge Greene was so great that for
the time it upset the practice of the
State. \Now you want to undo nil 1l1e‘
good you did yourself.”
Mr. Cummings took 11p the aspect of
the case in the light of conetitutioml
guarantees. quoting 11 number of cases.
Coming to the case in point hc. said
that Mr. \tellcn was charged Wli l1 1111111
slaughter in the killing of n peruon in . '
the wreck nt cht‘port and the. one»
lion comes “bother Mr .\leilen 111111
been legally n1reuied.'l‘he minatitu-
tion protects a person against illc. :1l
arrest Buck in Revolutionary (1111-.
persons were arrested and tluou'n in-
to jail and their homes searched on
the mere anyeo of an oillcer This
condition got into the courts and the
injustice of it reunited in the co. unita-
tlonal amendment protecting he ~01"?
9011 against illegal arrest. it 11.1 he-
come the genernl 111 police to l‘( cognize .
this protection and effort is not. made
ro-eicctcd trcaoun'cr of the
fund for one your.
t'c-cl I
fund for our your. i‘.
reelected chief usher
in:
f
l
_J
were not. no, the countitution 11 cuid not. . , :
be .worth the paper it in written on.
.lt in well that there are unfeguards.
it hue happened that Stntc' u attorncyu
have had bench wnrruntu leeupd thou»
nnmed in them lmve been thrown into
(
Iii.)
jail and ilnnlly the warrentn have been «ti
“Are you criticising the prnctlcc. in
my office?” asked Mr Jtldlltln.
“l luul no reference to Brother Jud-
iuon' 11 otllce." mulled Mr. Cummings.
polled. ['
1
i
“0......” .4. M. WWW..-
TIONAL cHun'bH ' , .I
i
ANNUAL. MEETING or cononeoA-i
1
The adjourned annual meeting oi
‘ongrcgntionni '
The ro-é‘
tho Sduth Norwnik
Church wnn held that night.
treasurer of the tiundoy- pchool Arthur '
Hitchcock. run] the report of the
treasurer of the Menu Brotherhood.
”l‘. Mnrnhull Andrewn;' the 11011111 or
doucdnnesaeu by Mina Margaret Weed
were read and accepted. The reclinin-
tion of ii: H. Gumpnrt, on deacon, W‘ns
accepted 'Menurs.0hnrleu S. lit. John
[fir l1 Ti. pinyin were ‘re-eiected
u tor three were, Min, willinm
. Q ‘ "
\l'. H. Stout-11nd (1‘. S.
reel
committee 01 the 11101111111211 room 1111?.
1'c~clcctetl.
’tiusinesn
Edward lienrd Wain
acted treasurer of the hi’ncrolcnt
S, St,'.loi1n was
for one your.
.\'Urth u'cl'v
cctud auditors for 0111» year. The
iniitcc. 'i‘he mutter of
lth I'cgulnl'
‘.\ln1‘«'h C15.
N10
ctl. ‘
1111-1'tln 1:.
lmsincss connniltoc
ADVERTiSE iN THE SENTINEL.
.\l1'. lieurd chum-1111111. .\lrs.
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1
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£8333. ..
"3‘53! £89,905?
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Come in Now and See Us Sell
the Best MATTRESS for
$1 2.00
IN THE COUNTRY
‘u‘oL
r-N- ~;a:&:;‘-.a: -
You must have seen our
“ ad” yesterday telling. you
‘ all about theselMATTRESS-
"” ES and the reason for 'sell
log them. so cheap.
sale will last
Only 2 Mere Days
1
Easy Paymentsg‘i‘or Gas ~19!
~50“.
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Sunnis has also vim-ital to this 1min-
electinwr 11
church lllilitl‘lllll was laid m'cr t'm' 1&111
'i‘hursduy,
’l'lu- hudpct sul mittcd "1'
11.1.9 nun-111-
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